Sentences with phrase «before run for elected office»

Ms. Nixon, 51, has never before run for elected office and has chosen a huge undertaking for her first bid: seeking to unseat a two - term incumbent (and son of a three - term governor) who is sitting atop more than $ 30 million in campaign cash.

«Chris McGrath is not a politician and he has never before run for elected office, but he has dedicated his life to serving his community and giving back to others,» Reif said.

Not exact matches

Mayor Bill Smith had only run for elected office once before his win and Mayor Mandel served only one - term on Council before being elected as mayor in 2004.

Wilson, a former hedge fund manager who has never before either run for or held elected office, is widely viewed by many Republicans as their best chance at statewide victory this fall.

Castorina has never run for public office before, but is well known among the Island's elected officials for his pro bono lawsuit filed against the city in 2010 to restore school buses for seventh and eighth grade students.

None of the candidates have run for office before, and they drew attention to the contrast between themselves and the experienced Faso, a fixture in state politics before being elected to New York's 19th Congressional district in November 2016.

For the record, Auerbach, who ran a hardware store with his father in Ellenville before being elected village mayor, had no formal training in accounting before taking office in January 2009.

The race wouldn't be easy: Donovan's never run for elected office before and doesn't have the stump skills of a natural politician.

Bob Inglis was elected to the U.S. Congress in 1992, having never run for office before.

We all need to get a move on before cynicism paralyzes our essential institutions, citizens withdraw totally, and no one bothers to run for elected office, or even vote.