Sentences with phrase «candidates stand on»

For more than a decade, NAR's Opportunity Race program has been one of NAR's chief vehicles for helping politically active REALTORS ® educate their colleagues on where candidates stand on key issues.

To see where the candidates stand on issues vital to real estate practitioners, REALTOR ® magazine went to the sources.

«We conducted a thorough selection and interview process to learn where the candidates stand on the issues, find out if they understand the economic importance of the real estate industry in Bozeman and surrounding areas, and ascertain which of them will support policies that promote economic growth, home ownership and private property rights,» said GAR President Jeff Renevier.

During the campaign, TREB also launched www.YourHomeYourVote.ca, where consumers could learn more where the federal parties and individual candidates stand on key housing issues, learn about election events, get information on voting and read an informative blog.

See a full overview of where the presidential candidates stand on all of the most important issues for reproductive health.

In 2014 and beyond Planned Parenthood Texas Votes will make sure voters know where the candidates stand on issues important to women's health.

And that might lead to a closer examination of the issue, and where the candidates stand on it.

So, with less than three weeks to go until Election Day, where do the two candidates stand on climate change?

Equally important are the actual issues at hand and where the candidates stand on them.

Get information that you need to make decisions on important education issues before the General Assembly as well as where candidates stand on charter public school related issues that are important to you.

Find out where candidates stand on education so that you can make informed decisions when you cast your ballot.

LA Mayor's Race: How the Candidates Stand on Your Issues Even though the mayor doesn't have any direct authority over the Los Angeles Unified School District, many voters said they want the next major to play a role in education.

Though the jury is still out on where many of the candidates stand on the issue, AAE members have been vocal when it comes to education reform issues.

CSHL partnered Research!America in a bipartisan effort to find out where political candidates stand on research funding...

That perennial silence frustrates scientific leaders, who feel that citizens deserve to know where the candidates stand on issues ranging from climate change to cybersecurity.

On Thursday, millions of us will go to the polls to decide how Britain is represented in the European Parliament, but few will have the faintest idea where the candidates stand on issues that affect the food we eat, the air we breathe, the energy in our homes and the chemicals in our environment.

Here's an overview of where the candidates stand on some select science - related issues (keeping in mind that the candidates have yet to sound off on many topics of interest to researchers).

► «The 2016 presidential election season [got] underway in earnest [on Monday] as voters cast their first ballots at the Iowa caucuses,» Puneet Kollipara wrote at ScienceInsider that day, which means that it's time for «an overview of where the candidates stand on some select science - related issues.»

Any chance you took any notes on where the candidates stand on the 30 % issue?

Where do the 24th Congressional District candidates stand on the issues?

«It's really important that voters and the public get a chance to know where senators and candidates stand on the issues they care about,» Scharff said.

Where do the 2016 election candidates stand on the issue of health care in the United States?

«Voters have a right to hear where the candidates stand on the issues.

Everyone who cares about shooting and conservation and can vote should use these sites to find out where their candidates stand on shooting and if they're prepared to take an interest in shooting if they are elected.»

As for the Senate Republicans, Majority Leader John Flanagan insisted in a radio interview on Sunday with billionaire supermarket mogul John Catsimatidis the conference's candidates stand on their own.

«With the unfortunate rise in corruption in New York and the resulting withering public trust in our political process, it is so important that we educate voters on where candidates stand on good government issues,» said Dick Dadey, Executive Director of Citizens Union.

BASC has collated responses on its website allowing all voters to stay informed on how representatives and candidates stand on issues which directly affect shooting.

Christopher Graffius, BASC's director of communications, said: «Those who shoot care deeply about their sport and where candidates stand on shooting will be a key factor in how they cast their votes.

With Syracuse's mayoral election approaching, voters should know more than just how candidates stand on the economy and fixing Interstate 81 — they should know how candidates would answer this question.

These questions would hopefully give us some idea of where the candidates stand on a number of important issues, and what sort of imaginative ideas they may have (if any).

«SEIU members across the country are working hard to inform voters about where candidates stand on key issues facing working families, and to elect candidates up and down the ballot who will fight for working families.»

We believe that when the people of New York understand exactly where both candidates stand on this particular issue they will make their choices accordingly.»

Want to know where this year's presidential candidates stand on the issues that matter most to working moms, including childcare?

Since that incident, voters have gotten to know a bit more about where both Democratic candidates stand on public breastfeeding — and it's been refreshing, to say the least.

CNBC's Julia Boorstin takes a look at where the candidates stand on the issue of net neutrality as the 2016 presidential election draws closer.

This piece examined the various political posters from around the time and suggested that while many were often quite crude, there was never any doubt as to where left candidates stood on the issues of the day.

He also said the newly formed Progressive Agenda Committee, a nonprofit dedicated to getting politicians to sign on to the Progressive Agenda planks would hold a bipartisan presidential candidate forum in Iowa to establish where Clinton and the other candidates stood on the issues.

Here's a breakdown of one economic platform each candidate stands on.

An audience member asked where candidates stood on Common Core and «its high stakes testing program.»

This issue has primarily affected candidates standing on behalf of the Labour party and the Co-operative party.

Yeah «no one get's anything past L.B.» except she was completely wrong about where any one of the candidates stood on anything.

To see where each candidate stands on issues related to public education click here: GOVERNORS RACE SIDE BY SIDE

Here is a primer explaining where each candidate stands on some of the key issues, showing where they overlap and where they differ in their visions for Connecticut.

Learn more about where the candidates stood on issues facing Delaware by jumping to the debates section.

Campbell notes that the dominant interpretation in the political science literature of why people vote doesn't explain this voter: Hodgson was not protecting or advancing her interests, since she was new to the area and didn't know where various candidates stood on the issues that might affect her.

And we are starting to learn more about where each candidate stands on certain issues.

Where the candidate stands on 10 issues,» June 16, 2015, accessed Feb. 9, 2016

Not exact matches

Trump stands with Republican vice presidential candidate Mike Pence and acknowledge the crowd on the third day.

I could be wrong — and all five of the Republican candidates for President still standing would tell me I am — but Apple's take on CALEA strikes me as a compelling argument.

Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton and Democratic vice presidential candidate, Sen. Tim Kaine, D - Va., right, stand on stage on the final day.