Sentences with phrase «came out of the election»

«There has been a lot of ugliness and bullying to come out of this election and I think children pick up on that from TV or their parents,» Norrell said.

France comes out of the election deeply divided and with its European influence diminished.

In 1974, the Conservatives came out of the election 4 seats behind Labour (though with a higher share of the vote).

This can best be served by Labour coming out of the election as strong as possible, able to form a government.

There's a real chance that the Green Party could come out of this election as the only credible alternative to the Democrats.

All these factors do not augur well for Mr. Cuomo coming out of the election looking like a presidential contender in 2016.

«We'll come out of this election with a much firmer understanding of what worked and what didn't, once we see who did well and who did not,» Zukin says.

If there is one good thing that has come out of this election it is the inspiration for more feminist art — art that speaks to women across this country and says, «We will not sit quietly.»

Not exact matches

Outraged by the scandal, former leader Mahathir Mohammad came out of political retirement and the opposition has united behind him in the national elections.

After last week's Iowa caucuses, Tuesday's New Hampshire primary will have a hard act to follow after the excitement and controversy that came out of the first voting event of the 2016 presidential election cycle.

Peder Holk Nielsen, CEO at Novozymes, discusses the EU election results in Denmark, where the far - right came out on top, and says that businesses would rather Europe «come together» on a number of issues.

They've all reported significant bumps in their paid subscriptions coming out of this year's election.

The latest polls show Marine Le Pen is ahead of the other candidates in nine out of 12 regions, and every poll now shows her coming out on top in the first round of the election.

Rudy Giuliani, who joined President Trump's personal legal team last week, told Fox News on Thursday that the Trump attorney Michael Cohen had arranged a payment to the adult - film actress Stormy Daniels in order to prevent allegations of an affair from coming out in the closing days of the 2016 election.

Perhaps we will see what they mean when they finally come out with the specifics of their «Balanced Budget Legislation», which they announced in their 2011 election campaign.

By comparison, in the dying days of the fall election campaign then Conservative Leader Stephen Harper promised to extend an existing auto industry fund by $ 1 billion over 10 years, starting in 2017/18, with some of the money coming out as grants.

In an unprecedented move, President Obama has come right out and accused Russia of being responsible for these pointed cyber attacks and for trying to influence the US Presidential election.

Demonstrations followed the elections, «and Putin blamed me for signaling these people to come out of their apartments and houses to demonstrate in the streets,» she said.

You might think that 30 days is a short time to reasonably campaign for election, and you would be right, but there were many candidates who came out of the woodwork to launch their campaign today.

«Imagine if [the Daniels affair] came out on October 15, 2016, in the middle of the last debate with Hillary Clinton,» he said, apparently under the impression that linking the story to its potential electoral consequences would make the money seem less connected to the election.

To be sure, the immediate Monday night market reaction to the debate could reverse, and analysts were quick to point out that there are still two more presidential debates to come ahead of the November election.

Reportedly close to Trump, Farage was the first British politician to meet with the then - president - elect after the November election and has since come out in full support of his more controversial policies, including the «extreme vetting» of refugees.

This election stands out in coming singularly close to reproducing the result of the previous election.

And rightly so, for without a great deal of willingness from social conservatives to come out and vote in the national election, the Republican nominee has no chance of winning in November against the Democrats.

He came in second to Pope Benedict XVI in the last election and pulled out of the vote voluntarily, because he thought, «We shouldn't be doing this, vote after vote.»

Every generation, every presidential election, the doom and gloomers come out to remind us of the golden age that their childhood has come and gone.

Come on dude, I was the only African American kid in an all white school and I am a African American Republican that sat out of the last presidential election.

It may even turn out that these elections have set up single - party control of Washington come 2017, when substantive conservative legislation can become law.

While the election campaign that Mr. Gore appeared determined to keep going until the numbers came out right may have exhausted all but the most hard - core political junkies and made the rest of us grateful that there is not another presidential election for four years, we should not too quickly acquiesce in the urgings that we «put it behind us» and «move on.»

It has come out of a background of non-involvement, based on theological belief and general preference to win souls, not elections.

That's started evolving after I came out, then the ignorance involved with the major sort of initial public transitioning by a celebrity with Caitlin Jenner, and eventually sort of ended with this election / girls claiming milo yiannopoulos and tammy lahren were heroes.

Story after story came out after the election of bi-racial people and people of color that are adoptees of white families — or people of color who've married into white families — and having to deal with problematic views.

We are four days away from Election day, and with that, a number of celebrities have come together star in an anti-Trump parody to urge people to get out and vote — and not for the «orange talking STD» as they so call Trump in the song.

Yepsen lost out on the chance to run in the 2008 Senate election when she came up 32 signatures short of the required 1,000 to make it on the primary ballot.

(The first came from RWDSU) for an campaign that Gov. David Paterson appears likely to simply let play out according to the standard calendar instead of calling a special election.

«And I believe this is going to be an exciting important election for all Long Islanders for all people throughout the state... I think people are disgusted with a government they feel is arrogant, corrupt, increasingly out of touch, and they want it back, and they're coming in this election to get it.»

Having made an apparently copper - bottomed campaign pledge to appeal to the student vote, many LibDem MPs have found out the hard way that headline - grabbing promises in the heat of an election campaign can come back to bite you hard if they are impossible to credibly support in office.

He expressed hopes that Ghana will come out peaceful at the end of the elections, devoid of calamities.

«If Tkaczyk comes out in front too, that is an undeniable referendum in support of public financing of elections that should resonate across the state.»

When I asked James Cleverly — the Tory MP for Braintree — about it for the Guardian's Politics Weekly podcast, he described bumping into a woman coming out of a polling station on election day, looking sheepish as she admitted she had not voted for him.

If campaign HQ's a-rockin»... Often, in election campaigns, the candidate or local party will hire out a house to put up some of the volunteers and the staff who've come up from London to pitch in over the campaigns.

And the Labour Party, which had opposed the referendum during the election campaign, has now come out in support of the vote.

The special relationship, on ice since the election of Barack Obama, could come out of the deep freeze if Mrs May's calculations are right.

Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand's standing with New York voters has hit an all - time Q poll high since she ascended last winter to the seat once held by Hillary Clinton, but the junior senator isn't out of the woods yet when it comes to the fall elections.

Can't wait to see what good data we'll get out of the 2012 elections — look for some of it to be posted right here on Epolitics.com in the months to come.

The only «woodwork effect» that I see is Republican politicians coming out of the woodwork to do what one does during a presidential election — trying to help your side to win.

Out - gunned when it comes to fundraising and out - numbered in enrollment by about five to three across the state, Republicans know they face an uphill battle in their quest to oust Cuomo in November, and they're more than willing to accept any and all assistance in softening up their target ahead of the general electiOut - gunned when it comes to fundraising and out - numbered in enrollment by about five to three across the state, Republicans know they face an uphill battle in their quest to oust Cuomo in November, and they're more than willing to accept any and all assistance in softening up their target ahead of the general electiout - numbered in enrollment by about five to three across the state, Republicans know they face an uphill battle in their quest to oust Cuomo in November, and they're more than willing to accept any and all assistance in softening up their target ahead of the general election.

«It all has to do with who actually comes out to vote, so this is an off - year election, and my definition of upstate is the MTA Line is sort of the end of what I would call downstate, so Poughkeepsie, in my view, is the definition.

Burnham came second (out of four) to Jeremy Corbyn in the election, gaining 19 % of the vote in the first round, compared to 59 % for Corbyn.

He was just outed last month by politico about this and all of a sudden he has a change of heart with the election coming up on November 7th.