Sentences with phrase «before election season»

One important point that should be noted: Nate created his model before the election season began, and then left it alone.

His television attack ads aired long before election season typically began.

Not exact matches

CNN analyst Van Jones, who gained a high profile for his strong and pointed commentary during election season, will speak about the current state of affairs, as will venture capitalist and guest Shark Tank investor Chris Sacca, who has been a vocal critic of Trump since long before he came president.

With an election approaching in 2016, the U.S. administration sees a window of opportunity to finalize and pass TPP before campaign season heats up.

I knew it would not be long before the republiCON party, and the sloth karl rove, would be up to NO GOOD during this 2012 election season.

And like a long string of Republicans before him during this election season, Mourdock expressed views that were thoughtless, ignorant, and just plain offensive.

Former President Bill Clinton will make his debut on the campaign trail on Saturday, speaking at his wife's rally in Des Moines before one of the landmark forums of the presidential election season: the Iowa Jefferson - Jackson Day dinner.

Under normal circumstances, if we left conference season 19 months before the general election with polls like this we'd expect the government to be re-elected — but these are not necessarily normal circumstances.

Television ad slots have been scarce in contested states during election seasons before, but the combination of big - money super-PACs and the expectation that both presidential campaigns will spend heavily seems to be driving political actors to reserve time much earlier than usual.

Organizing 2.0: Last season, I heard that the DCCC was placing interns who had tech / data skills into campaigns in the summer before the general election.

Clinton's visit in 2010 came just days before the election, but this year, the former president stumped right after Labor Day, the unofficial kickoff for the campaign season.

Mother's Day — 6; Deadpool 2 release — 11; Solo: A Star Wars Story premier — 18; Memorial Day — 21; Democratic gubernatorial candidates debate in St. Petersburg — 33; Democratic gubernatorial candidates debate in Miramar — 35; Time Warner / AT & T merger ruling — 36; Father's Day — 41; Close of candidate qualifying for statewide office — 46; Florida GOP Sunshine Summit starts — 52; Democratic gubernatorial candidates debate in Fort Myers — 62; MLB All - Star Game — 71; Deadline for filing claim bills — 86; «The Race for Governor» Republican gubernatorial debate — 86; «The Race for Governor» Democratic gubernatorial debate in Miami — 87; Start of the U.S. Open — 112; Primary Election Day — 113; College Football opening weekend — 115; NFL season starts — 122; «Before You Vote» Florida U.S. Senate debate — 169; «Before You Vote» Florida Governor debate — 170; General Election Day — 183; «Hamilton» comes to the Straz Center — 283; 2019 Legislative Session starts — 302.

Mother's Day — 2; Deadpool 2 release — 7; Solo: A Star Wars Story premier — 14; Memorial Day — 17; Democratic gubernatorial candidates debate in St. Petersburg — 29; Democratic gubernatorial candidates debate in Miramar — 31; Time Warner / AT & T merger ruling — 32; Father's Day — 37; Close of candidate qualifying for statewide office — 42; Florida GOP Sunshine Summit starts — 48; Democratic gubernatorial candidates debate in Fort Myers — 58; MLB All - Star Game — 67; Deadline for filing claim bills — 82; «The Race for Governor» Republican gubernatorial debate — 81; «The Race for Governor» Democratic gubernatorial debate in Miami — 83; Start of the U.S. Open — 108; Primary Election Day — 109; College Football opening weekend — 111; NFL season starts — 118; Future of Florida Forum — 138; «Before You Vote» Florida U.S. Senate debate — 165; «Before You Vote» Florida Governor debate — 166; General Election Day — 179; «Hamilton» comes to the Straz Center — 279; 2019 Legislative Session starts — 298.

Deadpool 2 release — 1; Solo: A Star Wars Story premier — 8; Memorial Day — 11; Democratic gubernatorial candidates debate in St. Petersburg — 23; Democratic gubernatorial candidates debate in Miramar — 25; Time Warner / AT & T merger ruling — 26; 2018 FIFA World Cup begins — 28; Father's Day — 31; Close of candidate qualifying for statewide office — 36; Florida GOP Sunshine Summit starts — 42; Democratic gubernatorial candidates debate in Fort Myers — 52; MLB All - Star Game — 61; Deadline for filing claim bills — 76; «The Race for Governor» Republican gubernatorial debate — 76; «The Race for Governor» Democratic gubernatorial debate in Miami — 77; Start of the U.S. Open — 102; Primary Election Day — 103; College Football opening weekend — 105; NFL season starts — 112; Future of Florida Forum — 132; «Before You Vote» Florida U.S. Senate debate — 159; «Before You Vote» Florida Governor debate — 160; General Election Day — 173; «Hamilton» comes to the Straz Center — 273; 2019 Legislative Session starts — 292.

«Election season is still a long way off and with so many important issues before the Legislature, I will continue to concentrate on best representing the residents of the 46th Senate District, not on politics.»

Conference season before a general election is the opportunity for parties to present themselves as credible occupants of ministerial office.

The Circus: Inside the Wildest Political Show on Earth, Season 1, Episode 26: Mark Halperin visits a Trump rally in Manchester, New Hampshire the day before the election.

The Circus: Inside the Wildest Political Show on Earth, Season 1, Episode 26: John Heilemann heads to Westchester County Airport in White Plains, New York to see Hillary Clinton land and interview John Podesta the night before the election.

The movies currently debuting at film festivals and gearing up for the fall awards season were largely filmed either before or during the 2016 election — but that doesn't mean they can't reflect modern politics.

Our long national election season may be just about over, but not before Joe Lewis has his say.