Sentences with word «incumbent»

Six incumbent Republican state senators are targeted in the contests.

The 25 Democratic incumbents in competitive races had, on average, $ 1.4 million in cash on hand as of the end of last month.

The state - funded air fleet has provided reporters with a trove of stories over the years, not to mention a considerable amount of ammunition for critics of incumbent governors.

The program was designed to assist vulnerable Republican incumbents in the 2014 election cycle.

Both sides also would not aid primary challenges against incumbent senators and would work together to win seats during the 2018 elections.

On the face of it, such policy changes might represent a significant challenge to an industry that is still competing with massive incumbents on a far from level playing field.

So, what does all of this mean for incumbents running for re-election in 2010?

And unlike incumbent governors in many states, his re-election never seemed in doubt.

It is also incumbent upon Corporate Counsel who purchase legal services to demand it.

The six - term incumbent mayor won his first term in 2001.

Some suburban teachers unions and parents affiliated with the opt - out movement also have jumped in to support candidates challenging incumbents in the current reform majority.

The table below shows the number of incumbents who ran for re-election and faced primary challengers in odd - year elections between 2010 and 2017.

Although 15 seats were filled by incumbents from one chamber running for election in the other, the vast majority of open seats were filled by first - time legislators.

Furthermore, we must be mindful of the fact that our party needs a candidate like me, with a penchant for defeating incumbents.

I see mature companies acting as incumbents, which is the exact mentality that makes one vulnerable to another company wanting to squeeze into your market share.

The two sides would also have to refrain from participating in primary challenges against incumbent senators.

Among her delegates are a number of incumbent state legislators.

You are asking Democratic voters to ignore their committee's wishes and put aside an endorsed, successful, incumbent mayor by asking them to vote for you.

It was a stark admission from a CEO who has declared revolutionary robotic assembly as his decisive advantage over incumbent automakers.

Perhaps give some reelection numbers between 2008 and present, or quotes from incumbents regarding the bill.

The strategy seems to go with being a long - term incumbent government.

That all changed however, when the 16 - year incumbent realized that videogames are big business.

The plan appears to make just small changes to the original maps, eliminating some head to head battles between incumbents.

That concern, particularly in an election year where incumbents face angry voters, is well placed.

They are both running against unpopular incumbent parties and are campaigning on a message of change.

In the towns, most supervisors appear solid, as do incumbent board members seeking reelection.

It was not incumbent on the paying party to ask whether or not there were any more costs that were being claimed.

But the economics of the market changed, and the largest incumbent did not (enough).

As a longtime incumbent with a record in his district, the odds are still in his favor.

Other winners on state legislative primary night include incumbents facing challenges.

That's down from four years ago, when incumbents had the edge 50 - 30.

The 2017 supervisor election pits two current incumbents who have served multiple terms on the town board.

Some lawmakers were concerned because the board's maps drew a number of incumbent lawmakers together in the same district.

The governor said that with the new primary date, plus the uncertainty over redistricting, has helped incumbents at the expense of potential challengers.

The main constituency level patterns that make a noticeable difference to our seats forecast are Scottish Labour falling further where they started stronger and first - time incumbent Conservative MPs doing better.

A handful of Democratic incumbents lost re-election in 2014 and believe the presidential cycle will push them back into office, as it did initially in 2012.

The bigger the spread, the better for consumers and the industry as a whole because the quicker the transition to digital, the better for everyone besides the current market leading incumbents.

But that 6 - 4 edge was all they could manage yesterday, as two conservative incumbents retained their seats.

What happens at one with a popular incumbent in a safe congressional district?

I say this because incumbent law firms are risk - averse partnerships with no balance sheets, at least to speak of.

Overall, the legal operations function is burgeoning, so we have a great mix of established legal operations executives and first incumbents — those people who are establishing legal operations at their companies.

Expect continued resistance by incumbent directors and the big 4, but expect also shareholder pressure and regulation to overcome.

Hotels also need to better understand their returning customers and adjust marketing strategy more proactively, which incumbent technology solutions can not fulfill.

And they're prepared to go after other incumbents.

Further, her analysis suggests that this gave incumbents a 6 % vote gain, roughly doubling the PM's chances of remaining in office.