having been conducted or conducted

[Mher]

Can you explain please the difference between "having been done something" and "done something"? Here is the sentence: "The striking illustration of this is the results of all the elections (having been) conducted since our last convention, especially the elections of local self-governing bodies in different communities."

 

[MikeNewYork]

Your question is strange. There is no use of "having been done something" or "done something" in your sentence. Your sentence is fine without "having been".

 

[Mher]

However, can I use "having been" here? Is there any difference. I have used "done something" as a general expression.

 

[Rover_KE]

There is no reason to include 'having been' in your sentence.