Fixed-term elections

Definition

Fixed-term elections refer to elections that are held on a predetermined schedule or date, rather than being called at any time by those in power. This helps ensure regularity and stability in democratic systems.

Related terms

Snap Elections: Elections called unexpectedly outside of the regular election cycle.

Term Limits: Restrictions on how many terms an elected official can serve.

Electoral Commission: An independent body responsible for overseeing elections and ensuring fairness.