Sentences with phrase «democratic party designation»

Robinson has the Democratic Party designation for council president.

Chris Fowler, founder of the Syracuse First buy local initiative, lost a challenge to Maroun for the Democratic Party designation.

In 2013, Morris sought the Democratic Party designation for Syracuse Common Council president, but later withdrew and supported incumbent Van Robinson.

For all of the above reasons, The Bronx Chronicle endorses Assemblyman Mark Gjonaj for the Democratic party designation in City Council District 13.

Not exact matches

Rose was one of 18 Democratic candidates around the country to so far receive the designation, which comes with more party support for a candidate running in a competitive district.

Faced with losing the ballot line to a challenger who tapped into resentment over his estate tax cuts, charter - school championing and failure to deliver campaign finance reform, Governor Andrew Cuomo won the party's designation only after promising to fight for Democratic control of the state Senate and deliver a progressive policy wish list.

Four Democratic candidates seeking their party's designation in the 24th Congressional District race participated in a forum in the town of Manlius Tuesday.

Local Democratic leaders and party activists say Balter should not have to face a primary after winning the Democratic designation in a months - long process.

[16] On May 26, 2010, DiNapoli received the designation of the New York Democratic Party.

She won the party's designation in February by securing the support of the Cayuga, Onondaga, Oswego and Wayne county Democratic committees.

Syracuse Common Councilor Joe Nicoletti has won the Democratic Party's designation in the race for the city's next mayor.

Two state Assembly members from Syracuse — Bill Magnarelli and Pam Hunter — today endorsed Colleen Deacon over her two Democratic rivals in the race for the party's designation for the NY - 24 seat.

Brianne Murphy, executive director of the Onondaga County Democratic Committee, said Davis has not asked for the party's designation and the deadline has passed.

«But despite a cycle of party switches, lockouts, fiscal problems, a dysfunctional relationship with the governor and an excess of scandal - tarred figures, the slim Democratic majority is getting away with a designation of tossup, thanks to the state's general Democratic lean, a strong candidate for governor (Andrew Cuomo) and missed Republican opportunities.»

The Onondaga County Democratic Committee, the largest party committee in the district, plans to make its designation on Feb. 11, according to Mark English, the committee chairman.

Rigney said she is one of several candidates seeking the Democratic Party's designation.