Sentences with phrase «about any candidate running»

While there's been no shortage of talk about the candidates running in the 33rd State Senate District — the seat currently occupied by Pedro Espada, Jr. — we thought we'd provide a rundown of who's competing in myriad other local races.

The show evolved out of Race2Represent, a multimedia initiative MNN introduced last fall to provide quality, hyperlocal information about candidates running for Manhattan City Council seats and the Borough President's Office.

Families That Can has created easy - to - read, nonpartisan voter guides to help you learn more about the candidates running for school board in a variety of communities across the state, including Oakland.

What do you know about the candidates running in your county?

Not exact matches

All told, about 16 Republican candidates are expected to join the race, including Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker, and Jeb Bush, the former governor or Florida, who have yet to declare their plans to run.

After learning about Casino Gaming School in 1994 from a faxed advertisement, Zimmer asked Kallos to send him candidates for six openings at O'Shea's, a small downtown operation he was running at the time.

Neither candidate has said much about what they would do to help small businesses get the funding they need to run their business.

The candidate from her party running in Buenos Aires — the country's biggest province — has demurred when asked about the situation in the Venezuela, saying that he did not know «in detail» what was going on there, later stressing the differences between the tenures of Chavez and Maduro and calling for dialogue with a third party, such as the Pope.

Releasing one's tax returns isn't technically required when running for president, but it is a longstanding tradition that lets voters learn more about a candidate.

But not only is he the leading candidate for the Republican nomination, and therefore someone the media has to cover, he is such a ratings win that most news outlets can't help but run as many stories about him as possible.

But if you're looking for more hints that The Rock is beginning to seriously consider a presidential run, his comments to Fallon about why people were looking to him as a possible candidate certainly sound like those of a politician.

Emotions have run exceptionally high in this campaign — so high that hyperbolic statements about the likelihood of one candidate or the other torpedoing stocks, capsizing the bond market, or crippling the economy have the ring of truth for many voters.

At the time that Democrats began paying for the research, Mr. Trump was in the process of clinching the Republican presidential nomination, and Ms. Clinton's allies were scrambling to figure out how to run against a candidate who had already weathered attacks from Republican rivals about his shifting policy positions, his character and his business record.

There was a brief lull in Europe's crowded election calendar, but polls in the run - up to the first round of voting in France's presidential contest in late April suggested the centrist - candidate Emmanuel Macron was gaining support, which continued to soothe market concerns about a possible victory for the populist Marine Le Pen.

In an interview that featured both Fallon's lighthearted bantering style and strikingly low - key candidness from Trump, the Republican candidate opened up about his motivation for running for president and was not afraid to poke fun at himself and some of his trademark campaign behavior.

Then this morning I did see something about historic fact - facing of the party, that it could finally run a candidate without mentioning the «G» word as well as not mentioning Jerusalem as the capitol of Israel.

Ok CNN, you are going to run these stories about the GOP candidates....

Editor's Note: An earlier version of this story ran last year, as part of a series about the faith lives of the leading Republican presidential candidates.

Gallup first asked Americans about support for a Mormon presidential candidate in 1967 when Romney's father, George Romney, was running for president.

This so called Christian is the first to openly accept gay marriage as a political stance, which if you want to not believe what the bible says about it then fine, but this wasn't his stance when running in Chicago against a conservative black candidate.

Just ask any Republican candidate about the separation of church and state... or try to run for a political office as an atheist.

Obama is a skilled candidate, and a determined liberal, but Obama could not have run as a post-partisan pragmatist if the media (or anyone) had successfully publicized his record of opposing extending legal protections to newborns that survived botched abortions and had lied about his votes.

Ramesh Ponnuru wrote about how Missouri Democratic Senator Claire McCaskill influenced the Republican primaries by attacking the candidate she wanted to run against in the general election as a «true conservative» with a «pro-family agenda.»

If a Jewish candidate was running and the opposition press started printing stories about strange and extreme practices in Judaism, people would see exactly what was going on.

Think about the fact that your candidates have spent millions of dollars for the right to run against President Barack Obama.

So what is it about a candidate who says something akin to a «man in the sky inspired me to run for president»?

The whole thing might've already cost the university more than $ 14 million, and the Vols are burning through so many potential candidates, the internet's running out of jokes about it.

I wish candidates ran without any party affiliation noted, it might make folks actually learn something about the candidates other than the D or R after their names.

During the ’06 election cycle, I was baffled about why more candidates weren't running ads on local political sites, since they're usually quite cheap, often on the order of $ 25 or $ 50 per week, and they're reaching a very tightly targeted audience.

For more about future Republican candidates» organizing online, see also this piece that ran in Politico over the weekend: 2012 prelude: GOP hopefuls go online.

The president noted that just as it is the case in the United States, the health of the candidates is something that the electorates will talk about, but then that will not form part of his campaign «I noticed in the US elections too there were issues about candidates» health so it's something that people will talk about but I don't take advantage of a person's health... I believe that I have enough to talk about without running on somebody's health».

Many of those who did vote were not enthusiastic about any of the candidates running.

The 2010 GOP Gubernatorial Candidate said if Trump is serious about running it's time to prove it.

Koch told me he has had second thoughts about letting Espada be a «hero», even though he met the criteria by signing the ethics, budget and redistricting reform pledges sent to all candidates — both insurgents and incumbents — running this fall.

As for who the candidate would be — with Congressman Hakeem Jeffries on the fence about running — the most obvious choice would be Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr..

Intermediaries for Dutchess County Executive Marcus Molinaro, the presumptive GOP gubernatorial candidate, recently reached out to former U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara, a Democrat, about running for attorney general on a fusion ticket.

«With Donald Trump as president, it's no surprise Nicole Malliotakis has emerged as the Republican candidate to take on Mayor de Blasio — after all, it was only four years ago she talked to Trump about running for Governor of New York,» the email states.

The Daily News reported presumptive Republican gubernatorial candidate Marc Molinaro has even reached out to former U.S. Attorney Preet Bahara about running on a fusion ticket.

Clinton soon will launch a PAC as a way of «acting as a quiet catalyst» for organizations she cares about, and eventually will help 2018 congressional candidates — but with no intention of making it a vehicle to run for anything herself.»

Both Kolb and DeFrancisco have said they intend to run as their own candidates when asked about expected attacks from Democrats linking them to Trump.

A bid for attorney general is a much riskier bet, especially considering state election law is fuzzy about whether a congressional candidate can run for the post this late in the midterm election cycle.

In a session among Democratic senate candidates held by the Chicago Tribune to determine who the paper would endorse in the Democratic race to run against Kirk, Duckworth was asked about ensuring refugees would not pose a security risk.

Libby Post, of Capital Women, Amanda Farias, of New American Leaders, and Brette McSweeney, of Eleanor's Legacy, joined Poozer Politics to talk about the obstacles that have prevented women from running in the past, the recruitment of candidates and preparing female candidates for campaigns.

Since Sanders's surge is mostly about Democrats liking a really liberal candidate, you could argue that Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren should run for president.

«If the Democrats run a Brooklyn candidate in the congressional special, it signals that they aren't serious about the race.

Spitzer didn't go public about his run until the evening of July 7; the next morning, the Board of Elections opened the window for accepting completed petitions from candidates.

Many names have been bandied about as a possible running mate for Republican Gubernatorial candidate Marc Molinaro.

In between stops, the actor and underdog candidate talked about how Hillary Clinton's loss in the 2016 presidential race helped inspire her to run for governor and why she thinks Andrew Cuomo is not doing enough to help the state.

Other possible strong candidates for attorney general include former U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara (who reportedly may run as an independent), Queens state Sen. Mike Gianaris, and Congressman Sean Patrick Maloney, who reportedly believes he could run in the Democratic primary, despite legal questions about whether he could also be on the ballot for Congress.

They're trying to run this national message in part about fiscal discipline, but they've recruited a number of candidates not credible to carry that message.»