Sentences with phrase «divided over the candidates»

Speaking of the board, its members were divided over the candidates.

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But that possibility is still on the table, according to these sources, and will remain there even if the divided state committee endorses Cuomo over Fordham Prof. Zephyr Teachout tomorrow, or decides to back a placeholder candidate for governor on the line for the short term.

(CNN)-- Republican Party reaction remains divided over the decision of a candidate for party chairman to distribute a CD that featured the parody tune «Barack the Magic Negro,» with the majority of Chip Saltsman's political rivals criticizing the move.

A new poll has Scott Stringer jumping to a seven - point lead over Eliot Spitzer in the race for city comptroller, after a glaring racial divide had both candidates campaigning furiously...

Noting that Democrats were divided in their choices two years ago against Grisanti — the conference backed Conservative Party candidate Chuck Swanick over Democrat Mike Amodeo — the situation this year is reversed, with Grisanti retaining the Independence line, but a Conservative Party candidate running sideways to Stocker.

Candidates from the main parties in Dover are divided over whether to attend a hustings with the BNP.

In 2010, the Republicans and Conservatives were sharply divided over the NY - 1 candidates.

The divide was in full view in Phoenix, where Democratic National Committee members from western states gathered over the weekend for the first of four scheduled «future forums» for candidates running to lead the party.

Kingston's Democratic party elite — incumbent aldermen and the committee chairman, along with assorted business and community leaders — were holed up a few blocks away at Clement's HQ, guardedly optimistic that the slim lead would hold and the candidate they had endorsed would roll over divided Republican opposition to take City Hall.

According to a Marist College Institute for Public Opinion survey released Thursday, Cuomo is capturing nearly eighty percent of the Democratic vote, just over a quarter of the Republican vote, with Independents divided between the two candidates.

His first run, as a Conservative Party candidate in a three way race, helped spark a bitter divide within the GOP and was one reason Democrat Bill Owens won a district his party hadn't controlled in over a century.

Obama's message to voters — intended to specifically reach black voters whose turnout is critical for Democratic candidate Jones — comes on the eve of a special election that has drawn extraordinary national attention and divided the Republican Party over whether sexual allegations against Moore make him unfit for office.