A number of women were elected to the board, including Elizabeth Garrett, who topped the poll at the first board election in 1870.

As a result, three people were elected to the upper house with very low primary-votes, including Malcolm Jones whose share of the primary vote was 0.2%.

New officers were elected including David D. Field.

One third of the council was elected, including a double vacancy in Offington ward.

He later was elected to other county positions, including tax collector and supervisor of education, while he also edited a local newspaper.

He was elected on the third ballot with four others on the ballot, including Rivera.

The Board has 34 other trustees, 33 of which are elected by the various members of the university community, including elected representatives from the student body.

In 1992, the party elected four members to the House of Councillors, including Hosokawa.

Many party positions will be elected, including the following:

Its members were elected from across Egypt, including villages, which meant that native Egyptians came to exert increasing political and economic influence over their country.