Sentences with phrase «conservative black candidate»

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.

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This past weekend, Progressive Conservative officials selected Doug Black, Mike Shaikh, and Scott Tannas as their three candidates in this Spring's Senator - in - Waiting vote.

(The Democratic candidates find their way to black churches, the Republicans to conservative white ones.)

Secretary Daniels is considered by many to be the most conservative candidate in the 2006 gubernatorial campaign, and if successful would have been the first black governor in the history of the state of New York.

At last night's annual Black and White Ball, one Conservative donor shelled out # 35,000 for a day of campaigning with the Tory London mayoral candidate.

David Cameron has succeeded in boosting the number of ethnic minority candidates in winnable seats: there should be at least four new black or Asian Conservative MPs to add to the two already at Westminster.

Credit is also due to David Cameron who ensured that black and Asian candidates were chosen in a dozen or so safe Conservative seats.

[57] According to UCL's Parliamentary Candidates UK project [58] the major parties had the following percentages of black and ethnic minority candidates: the Conservatives 11 %, the Liberal Democrats 10 %, Labour 9 %, UKIP 6 %, the GCandidates UK project [58] the major parties had the following percentages of black and ethnic minority candidates: the Conservatives 11 %, the Liberal Democrats 10 %, Labour 9 %, UKIP 6 %, the Gcandidates: the Conservatives 11 %, the Liberal Democrats 10 %, Labour 9 %, UKIP 6 %, the Greens 4 %.

And just in case there is anyone out there who still thinks that the work we've done to get more women candidates, more black and minority ethnic candidates... that this is some kind of political correctness that Conservatives should avoid.I would say no.

No previous leader of the Conservatives has done as much, for example, to bust open the selection of Parliamentary candidates to include more women (now over a third) and more black and minority ethnic candidates.

We are persuaded that you have to keep it simple; we tend to believe that candidates with conservative black and white resumes have more chances on getting an interview invitations.