Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

elected-mayor

Noun

ɪˈlɛktɪd ˈmeɪər

Definition

An elected-mayor is a mayor who is chosen through a public election process rather than being appointed or selected by a council.

Examples

The city implemented a new policy under the leadership of the elected-mayor.
During the last election, the residents voted overwhelmingly for an elected-mayor who promised to improve community services.
The elected-mayor addressed the public about the upcoming infrastructure projects.

Meaning

The term refers to a local government leader who holds office as a result of being elected by the community, implying a democratic choice by the voters.