Sentences with phrase «easy reelection»
"Easy reelection" refers to the situation where a political leader or representative is expected to win another term in office without facing significant challenges or opposition. Full definition
Republican Gov. Chris Christie rolled to easy reelection Tuesday in New Jersey, setting up an expected 2016 presidential bid, while former national Democratic Party Chairman Terry McAuliffe squeezed past his tea party Republican opponent to seize the...
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However, the crowded field could also split the anti-Eugene vote and allow the incumbent a relatively easy reelection.
Republican Gov. Chris Christie rolled to easy reelection Tuesday in New Jersey, setting up an expected 2016 presidential bid, while former national Democratic Party Chairman Terry McAuliffe squeezed past his tea party Republican opponent to seize the Virginia governor's mansion.
Expected to face an easy reelection, de Blasio hit the campaign trail yesterday with a warning: Voters could face an ugly surprise if they take the outcome for granted.
Mayor Bill de Blasio got the endorsement of Sen. Chuck Schumer Monday morning even as pay - to - play allegations and controversy over donor access continue to swirl around the mayor, just a week away from what is expected to be an easy reelection win.
«We're less than 12 weeks to Election Day, and it appears that Chuck Schumer is coasting to an easy reelection to a fourth term,» said Greenberg.
Now, Mary Landrieu has never had an easy reelection but with stable approval ratings and Bobby Jindal running for governor, she may perform better than expected.
«We're less than 12 weeks to Election Day, and it appears that Chuck Schumer is coasting to coasting to an easy reelection to a fourth term,» said Greenberg.
Expected to face an easy reelection, Mayor de Blasio hit the campaign trail Sunday with a warning: Voters could face an ugly surprise if they take the outcome for granted.