What is an at-large election?
A) an election for offices that receive no official salary
B) an election in which voters elect officials from the entire geographical area rather than from a smaller district within the area
C) an election held under the commission system of city government
D) an election in which one or more candidates are under criminal indictment

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An at-large election is an election in which voters elect officials from the entire geographical area rather than from a smaller district within the area. This is in contrast to district elections in which voters only elect officials from a specific district within the larger geographical area.

What Is an At-Large Election