Elected government officials

Definition

Elected government officials are individuals who are chosen by the people through a voting process to hold positions of power and make decisions on behalf of the public.

Related terms

Democracy:

A system of government where power is vested in the people, who elect their leaders through free and fair elections.

Campaigning: The active process of seeking support from voters, usually through speeches, advertisements, and public appearances.

Term limits:

Restrictions on how long an elected official can serve in a particular position before they must step down or seek re-election.