Jelöltek

Jelöltek is a term used in Hungarian to denote candidates or nominees. It can refer to individuals vying for a political office, a position in an organization, or any situation where multiple people are being considered for a specific role or award. The word "jelöltek" is the plural form of "jelölt," meaning candidate or nominee.

In political contexts, jelöltek are the individuals who have officially registered or been put forward to run in an election. This can range from local council elections to national parliamentary or presidential races. The process of becoming a jelölt often involves meeting certain legal requirements, such as age, citizenship, and sometimes gathering signatures from voters or party members.

Beyond politics, jelöltek can also be found in the professional and academic spheres. For instance, when a company is looking to fill a senior position, the shortlisted applicants are considered jelöltek. Similarly, in academic institutions, when searching for a new professor or dean, the final candidates presented for consideration are referred to as jelöltek.

The term can also be applied to awards and competitions. Individuals or groups nominated for a prize, such as a literary award or a film festival honor, are also jelöltek. The selection process for these jelöltek typically involves a jury or committee that evaluates their qualifications or achievements. The use of "jelöltek" emphasizes the state of being put forward for consideration, highlighting their potential to be chosen.