Phrases with «popular incumbent»

A "popular incumbent" refers to a person currently holding a position in power or authority who is widely supported, liked, or favored by a large number of people. Full definition

Sentences with «popular incumbent»

  • The plan has been obvious for some time: Young liberal about town Sean Eldridge will seek New York's nineteenth congressional district seat against popular incumbent Republican Chris Gibson. (nymag.com)
  • Were «the farm boy from Esopus» to bet the farm, he might put a boodle on former legislator Tracy Bartels in Gardiner, currently waging a down - to - the - wire pick -»em against popular incumbent Republican Jack Hayes. (hudsonvalleyone.com)
  • The group has flexed its muscles in a few important Republican primary campaigns, ousting relatively popular incumbents. (religion.blogs.cnn.com)
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