Sentences with phrase «now run for reelection»

Webber was also considered among several Republicans who could potentially challenge Sen. Bob Mendez, a Democrat, who can now run for reelection without facing bribery charges after the U.S. Department of Justice dropped its corruption case against him.
John Hughes, who was elected to fill out the final year of Bob Gallagher's term on the Town Board when Gallagher became highway superintendent, is now running for reelection to a full two - year term.
John Hughes, who was elected to fill out the final year of Bob Gallagher's term on the Rosendale Town Board when Gallagher became highway superintendent, is now running for reelection to a full two - year term.

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Longstanding town supervisor Bert Leifeld, a Democrat who's been in town government for almost four decades now, is running for reelection against former councilwoman and news correspondent Cindy Johansen, a Republican; while incumbent councilpersons Henry Rank, a Democrat, and Peter Friedel, a Republican, will be facing Don Van Buren, a Republican, and Trenice Winne, a Democrat.
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.
Ensign has given every indication he plans to run for reelection despite the scandal and can now argue to voters that he made a personal not a professional transgression.
It will be fun to see how his now victorious rivals pay him back if he dares to run for reelection next year.
He says that he decided not to run for reelection in 2007 because, «With the economy imploding, I had to get my finances in order... Mostly, I had an opportunity to spend a lot of time with my daughter, now 13, and I didn't want to pass that by.»
The drumroll leading up to David Paterson's announcement today that he won't run for reelection has been building for nearly a month now, after rumors first ripped across Albany that the New York Times was preparing an exposé that would take down the accidental governor.
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