Like Some Elections is a term used to describe elections that are not necessarily fair or accurate. Midterm elections, which occur in the middle of a president's term, are often characterized by low voter turnout and can be subject to manipulation. Mayoral elections are also vulnerable to corruption, as the mayor is a powerful figure in a city and can influence the outcome of an election. Rigged elections are those that have been deliberately manipulated to favor one candidate over another. Finally, UNTESTED elections are those that have not been properly monitored for accuracy and fairness.