Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

mayoral-campaign

noun

/ˈmeɪ.ər.əl ˈkeɪm.peɪn/

Definition

A coordinated effort to win an election for the position of mayor.

Examples

The mayoral campaign focused on improving public safety and community engagement.
Many candidates participated in debates during the mayoral campaign to present their policies.
Voter turnout was high during the last mayoral campaign, reflecting the community’s interest in local governance.

Meaning

A mayoral campaign encompasses all activities, strategies, and plans used by candidates to secure votes in a bid to be elected as mayor of a city or town.