Sentences with phrase «local party»

A lot of local party meetings are very traditionally run and while some people like talking agendas, minutes and procedure, others, especially younger people, do not.

If we're serious about things, our overall aim should be to «open up» membership in local parties away from the current tendency to have a closed shop.

This engages local party members in thinking about policies we want to propose, and then submitting them and gaining support for them at conference.

The county Republican chairman was meeting with local party leaders to discuss backing someone else.

The party holds an annual conference with delegates elected by their local members by local parties and societies.

The dating site partners with local party organizations to offer singles a chance to get offline and start face - to - face conversations with singles around town.

And while he pledged to roll out big endorsements in the coming days, his news release doesn't mention any potential for local party committees backing his candidacy.

Had he dropped out after winning the primary, local party officials could've replaced him on the ballot.

Is it possible for local party play (as in two or possibly 4 human players can use the other teammates just like the online version)?

In that case, the governor would set the election date and local party organizations would be allowed to select their candidates without primaries.

They will be included in lists from the membership system and they are entitled to attend local party meetings, usually without a vote.

Last year, local party activists took the unusual step of referring his expenses to the police.

To get on the ballot, a candidate must have the endorsement of 200 members from 20 local party organisations as well as 10 % of the parliamentary party.

I don't involve myself to a great extent in local party politics.

But those seats were won off the back of a lot of hard work, strong local parties that have been working for years.

Other local parties support the efforts in marginal seats by sending in activists and by not receiving as much central subsidy.

Specifically, it's very likely you can't absorb local party resources without counting them as donations (perhaps in - kind donations), and those donations will be subject to limitations.

I would be amazed if a well run local party engaging with its declared supporters in a variety of ways including in selections didn't increase its membership.

This history of strong electoral competition has resulted in active local parties with relatively high memberships.

The party broke spending rules by moving campaigners and staff from its national headquarters to boost local party efforts and not properly declaring hotel bills and expenses.

These agreements help local parties campaign on issues that really matter to local, working people.

Any well - organized local party will be a subsidiary part of the state party, and the state party might be much, MUCH more helpful to your campaign.

[10] Local retail societies provide most funding for local party councils, which form the basis of members contact with the party.

Indeed, roughly 60 % of the fluctuations in local party performance can be explained by the opinion polls.

They are practical tools which might well help renew local parties, but they aren't going to drastically increase participation in the system.

Some may be aware of constituency polls and forecasts, but local parties often muddy the waters.

Although we commonly hear about expensive fund - raising events, local parties probably have other sources of revenue also.

Local party campaigners are rational in their use of funds, spending most in seats where the competition is close and least where there is little hope of winning.

The 17 local authority leaders and 71 local party heads say that the spending reductions are too big and are being implemented too quickly.

Six times more votes than 2010, record membership, record number of candidates standing, record number of local parties.

Effectively organized campaign events through efficient communication with volunteers and local party leaders.

I never thought I'd say this, but local party members have their uses after all!

Local party committees are integral when it comes to delivering endorsements from unions, law enforcement groups or simply organizing volunteers.

You can go with your friends with local parties and meet new members for friendship.

The crowds we drew to rallies last year, and to even bigger ones this year, are now becoming activists in local parties, with some decent results.

What's more, most contests will take place in parts of the county where independent and local party politics are more likely to thrive.

However, at least three other local parties have also held votes on his leadership, with more thought to be taking place.

Bysiewicz is a fixture at local party events and she has worked for Democratic candidates across the state over the last five years.

Under the Conservative Party's bylaws, the power to grant such indulgences lies not with local party chairs when a district crosses county lines (as this one does), but with the executive committee, which almost always votes in tandem with Chairman Mike Long.

Mayer is seeking the Democratic nod from local Party officials alongside Yonkers Mayor Mike Spano, Bedford Supervisor Chris Burdick and People for Bernie co-founder Kat Brezler.

The DA is investigating patronage and election law violations allegations lodged against Mahoney by her own local party chairman, Tom Dadey.

Currently local members can only deselect their MP under a trigger ballot system by which local party branches and affiliates vote to accept or reject their nomination.

But Mr. Coffey's planning has paid some dividends among local party leaders, whose influence will be amplified in what is expected to be a low turnout for the primary next Tuesday.

Portsmouth South MP in effect deselected by local party over allegations of sexual harassment towards a constituent

Local party establishments handpick their candidate in a special election, and Republican Staten Island District Attorney Daniel Donovan is heavily favored to succeed Mr. Grimm.

He twice resigned from Cabinet posts under Tony Blair but told local party members that standing down was «by far the most difficult political decision I have ever made, in a lifetime of extremely difficult decisions».

State Sen. John Flanagan (R - East Northport) and Suffolk County Conservative Party chairman Edward Walsh also attended the gathering at which Ron Nehring, the California GOP chairman, made a presentation focused on local party organization.

Brendan Quinn, a former executive director of the Republican State Committee, said that the 21st District — which covers the entire Adirondack Park as well as the Champlain and St. Lawrence valleys — is one of the few parts of the state where local party committees still move voters.