What does EY stand for?

Election Year

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Military and Government

Other Resources:

<< Previous	Abbreviation Database Surfer		Next >>
Ex Works Exercise and Wellness (various locations) Expeditionary Warfare Expeditionary Warfare (US Navy) Explosion Welding Extinct in the Wild (conservation status) Expressway Examples Excessive Zeros (Hekimian; also seen as EZ) Authorized Delivery (Scott Catalogue prefix; philately)		Enrollment Year (TRICARE Prime) Ernst & Young (accounting firm) Euroopan Yhteisöt (Finnish: European Communities) Execution Year elimination yield - non-preemptive multiple access Early Years Action (teacher training) Eckerd Youth Alternatives (Clearwater, FL) Ecumenical Youth Action Employer of the Year Award (various organizations) End-of-Year Assessment (various organizations)

Samples in periodicals archive:

The proposal pits the city's tightening financial situation against the political risks of imposing a new fee on property owners during a recession and in an election year.

United States: Plan to lighten city's budget

This is an election year for Iraq; no one wants to appear that he is appeasing the Americans.

Vote On The SOFA

The election year will be a stern test for everyone, but we face a choice: confront extremism here and in Pakistan or let it come to us," the visiting British prime minister told the news conference.

Afghanistan's Karzai says will run for re-election

During this election year, several states will have ballot questions that are expected to turn out voters, most notably a paid sick-leave question in Ohio thought to benefit Obama and a gay marriage ban in Florida, expected to boost McCain.

Ballot questions offer opportunities and pitfalls for your business: ...

Hickey notes that market performance during election years from September through the end of the year tends to mirror performance in non-election years.

Why stocks may defy September odds

Add in some extra generous spending just before election years and a possible partisan boost from the Fed (research by University of Texas economist James K.

Your salary in 2016

by Barbara Kerley, and Popular Vote by Micol Ostow are just a few that will provide great election year reading.

Scholastic books: books on presidents and elections: Scholastic

The raises voted in December 2006 were to go into effect in January 2007, an election year.

Taxpayers raise a ruckus as councilors raise their own pay