DEELECT

v.

To recall or otherwise remove from office an elected official. Also:deelect.

—de-electionn.

Locally, there has been an ongoing protest campaign to force Emerson to resign and to run again in a byelection, this time as a Conservative. ...

Chalmers said the campaign tode-electEmerson continues to gain momentum, supporters and donations.

— "Emerson, Harper cleared by watchdog,"CBC.ca, March 20, 2006

A simple little black and white sign sticky-taped to a fence which, although heartfelt, did not look like any officially approved electoral advertising.

Simply it read "De-electthe Health Minister — he is a health hazard."

— "The Real Stories,"Hobart Mercury, March 17, 2006

These commuter routes were forced on the Hill when its population was poor and defenseless.

We're working now tode-electthe politicians that continue to permit it.

— Robert Thomas, "White Lines,"The Washington Post, August 7, 1987

de-conflict

de-orbit

de-policing

de-proliferate

de-Scottishify

naked re-elect

uncumbent

Politics