Snap Election? Here's What It Really Means!
A Snap Election Is Called Earlier Than the Scheduled Election.
It Is Usually Called in Parliamentary Systems to Address Urgent Issues.
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The Election Is Initiated by Politicians, Often the Head of Government.
Snap Elections Differ From Recall Elections, Which Are Voter-Initiated.
They Also Differ From By-Elections, as They Involve Electing an Entirely New Parliament.
Early Elections Can Occur if a Ruling Coalition Dissolves and No Replacement Is Formed.
Incumbents Often Call Snap Elections to Increase Their Majority.
Fixed-Term Elections Have Been Implemented in Some Places to Avoid the Risks of Snap Elections.