Sentences with phrase «whoever wins this seat»

Whoever wins the seat will only have it for sure through the end of Mr. Skelos's term — meaning the winner will have to run again in the general election in November.

The only thing for certain is that whoever wins the seat will probably carry only slilghtly more than 40 % of the vote.

Not exact matches

Whoever wins the district / state gets all the seats which represent it.

Of course, whoever wins today isn't going to have long to enjoy his new seat, the 27th SD is essentially ceasing to exist, making way for a new so - called «super Jewish» district.

Clegg made it clear in advance of the previous election that in the event of a hung Parliament he would give preference to whoever won the most votes and seats.

Whoever wins will have little chance (barring a Democratic tidal wave) against Capito, who has held the seat since 2000.

Whoever wins this primary will probably hold this seat for as long as he or she wants to keep it, stockpiling cash from Philadelphia's tony suburbs.

Whoever wins the local selection is likely to be a shoo - in for the south London seat on 14 June.

Whoever emerges from the Democratic primary should be the favorite simply because of the demographics of this suburban Denver seat, where Kerry won by a 51 percent to 48 percent margin in 2004.

However these scenarios are at the extreme outer edges of probability, and, in the absence of some extraordinary event, Labour will almost certainly once again win significantly fewer seats than the Conservatives in 2020, whatever the party's economic policies and whoever is leader.

Whoever wins the Democratic seat will likely face off against Republican Robert Schwartz, a dairy executive who ran for the Stavisky's office in 2008.

SOUTH BRONX — Whoever wins the race for the vacant District 17 City Council seat will make a lot more money than their constituents.

Whoever wins today's primary will be the next congressman due to the strong Democratic tilt of the seat.