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What is the difference between a by-election and an election?

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What is the difference between a by-election and an election?

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A. A by-election is held in just one particular electoral district to fill a vacancy in the House of Assembly because a member has resigned, been expelled, or died. An election, also called a general election, is held in all 52 electoral districts at the same time.

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