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A person who held a job or office before another is referred to as a "predecessor." This term is commonly used in various contexts, such as in government, business, and other organizations, to highlight the individual who occupied a position prior to the current holder. The predecessor may have had an impact on the role, policies, or direction of the office or job in question.
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What is a word that means a person who held a job or office before another?
incumbent
Could someone make a good president who has not held a government office before?
No because a person who is held in a government office knows more about the government and the nation that some ordinary person who just turned 35 and has a normal job. Hope I helped :D
What is the ceremony held when a person takes over office after an election?
The ceremony after a person takes office is called an "inauguration."
What is The most commonly held office for a person seeking the presidency?
Governor.
What is transit id?
Refers to the id that is held by a person refering to the office the person is located to wok at.
Must a hearing be held Before a person can be held guilty of indirect contempt?
a person is allowed the opportunity to have a hearing
What offices did Eisenhower hold?
He held no political office before becoming President
Which governors had not held elective office before being elected?
Clements and Bush
Who held the office of prime minister of Great Britain longer than any other person in the 20th century?
Who held the office of prime minister of Great Britain longer than any other person in the 20th century.
What did Rutherford B. Hayes do before he was elected to office?
He was a lawyer before he held any public office, and he also fought in the Army in the Civil War. Before he was president, he was the governor of Ohio.
How many presidents held the office of vice president before becoming president?
14 did
What offices did Dwight Eisenhower hold?
He held no political office before becoming President
