«Due to serious concerns over the rollout of new electronic voting machines in several counties within the district, the local financial burden
of holding a special election so close to the regular election cycle, as well as the possible disenfranchisement of overseas military voters who would not be able to participate, I will call for a Special Election to be held on November 2, 2010.»
Beekmantown Town Supervisor Samuel Dyer, a former legislator for Area 3, told county lawmakers last Wednesday that the town hadn't budgeted for the cost
of holding a special election and asked that the county reimburse the town.
Not exact matches
The GOP
holds just a one - seat majority in the chamber after the surprise victory
of Democrat Doug Jones in last year's Alabama
special election; that means they can lose just one Republican vote, even under reconciliation (Vice President Mike Pence would cast a tie - breaker in the case
of a 50 - 50 split).
Jones himself will not be up for re-
election until 2020, at which time he will likely be the Democrats» version
of former Senator Scott Brown, the surprise Republican winner
of a 2010 Massachusetts
special election, who was unable to
hold the seat under more normal conditions.
A
special election was recently
held to fill a vacated packaging brewery position on the Brewers Association (BA) Board
of Directors.
The race is one
of 11 to be
held in the April
special election to fill vacancies in both the Senate and Assembly.
The
special election is one
of 11 that will be
held around the state on April 24.
A Kaminsky victory in the April 19
special election could scramble control
of the Senate, where Republicans
hold a narrow majority.
Liberal advocates had been upset with the timing
of the
special election, namely
holding it after the state budget is expected to be approved, thus giving Republicans in the Senate a chance to negotiate the spending plan.
The Senate race is one
of 11
special elections held that day, but the race is a key one in Westchester County with control
of the chamber potentially up for grabs.
Even if this latest peace deal between Senate Minority Leader Andrea Stewart - Cousins and IDC Leader Jeff Klein
holds when lawmakers return to Albany after the Easter / Passover break next week, and even if the Democrats win both the April 24
special elections (the Westchester County race is really the deciding factor there, since the Bronx seat seems a safe bet), the Republicans will still have control
of the chamber as long as Felder, a conservative Democrat, continues to caucus with them.
Another option for the Legislature would be to
hold a
special session after
Election Day and formally appoint the new attorney general - elect to fill the remainder
of Schneiderman's term.
The
special election being
held today in Westchester County is one
of 11 legislative vacancies being filled in the Legislature.
Earlier this month, it came to our attention that the New York City Board
of Election might have some difficulty holding a special election for the three open Assembly seats in the city on the same day as the Republican and Democratic Presidential primaries, which is A
Election might have some difficulty
holding a
special election for the three open Assembly seats in the city on the same day as the Republican and Democratic Presidential primaries, which is A
election for the three open Assembly seats in the city on the same day as the Republican and Democratic Presidential primaries, which is April 19.
This
special election was
held to select a new senator to replace former Senator Hillary Clinton, who had resigned to serve as Secretary
of State in the Barack Obama administration.
One
of the plaintiffs part
of a lawsuit challenging Governor Cuomo for not
holding a
special election after Rep. Louise Slaughter's death says he was recruited to join the suit by a representative for the Republican candidate...
But the embattled Alabama Senate candidate, who is facing allegations that he sexually assaulted, harassed or made sexual advances toward teenagers, still appears to have the support
of a big chunk
of his base ahead
of the
special election being
held on Dec. 12: Alabama's white evangelical Protestants.
It's dangerous to extrapolate too much from any single
special election, but the trend is clear across nearly all
of the
special contests over the past year: Democrats are over-performing and Republicans are struggling to
hold open seats.
... Nothing short
of a return to the caucus under the leadership
of Andrea Stewart - Cousins and
special elections held ASAP would move us off our course
of running a primary opponent to David Carlucci.»
The Nassau County Charter stipulates that if a legislative vacancy occurs after May 1, a
special election must be
held to fill the seat on the day
of the November general
election.
Between the 2007 legislative
special elections and the 2014 general
election, 29
of 30
special election winners went on to win in the general
election held either in the same year or the following year.
Democrats in the State Senate remain hopeful that they will regain the numerical majority and control
of the chamber after a
special election is
held later this month.
Senate Democratic Leader Andrea Stewart - Cousins said she expects the seat
of former Sen. Bill Perkins, a Harlem Democrat who won a City Council post, to be filled by another mainstream Democrat when a
special election is
held on May 23.
Republican David Storobin is currently ahead in the recount
of last Tuesday's
special election in Brooklyn, and at least some Democrats see a long - term advantage if his lead
holds after all
of the absentee ballots are counted later this week.
Optimistic partisans digging through the data have even found reason to cheer some
of the
special election defeats: In one
of the Democratic losses, a race for a Connecticut seat
held by Republicans for more than a century, the GOP candidate won by 10 percentage points, compared with a 22 - point GOP victory margin in an
election for the same seat just three months earlier.
My downstate colleagues have been doing a pretty thorough job covering what might be the most interesting
of the six Assembly
special elections to be
held Sept. 13: The three - way Democratic battle for the Brooklyn seat vacated by Darryl Towns, who is now Gov. Andrew Cuomo's housing czar.
Republicans in NY - 29 have lost their lawsuit that sought to force Gov. David Paterson to immediately call a
special election to fill the seat vacated by disgraced former Rep. Eric Massa instead
of his (extremely confusing) plan to
hold one concurrent with the general
election.
The Senate Republicans may have drawn their own
special election candidate David Storobin out
of the district he's running in, but Mr. Storobin says he'll simply move into the newly created Orthodox Jewish district if the maps
hold.
Apart from individual
special elections held throughout 2017, the November general
elections were the first test
of the impact a Donald Trump presidency would have on down ballot races.
ST. PETER, MN — The Independence Party
of Minnesota
held an endorsing convention in St. Peter on Saturday to endorse Tim Gieseke, a candidate for the MN House District 19A
special election to replace Representative Terry Morrow.
(A governor has limited scheduling ability however, as state law requires that such a
special election be
held between 70 and 80 days from the date
of a formal proclamation by the governor.)
«Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg today announced that a
special non-partisan
election will be
held in the 28th Council District on November 2nd, the date
of the regularly scheduled general
election, to fill the vacancy created by the passing
of Council Member Thomas White, Jr..
Asked whether they would prefer a
special election to be
held as soon as possible versus in November, 67 percent
of respondents said ASAP, 30 percent said wait for November.
There are already six vacant Assembly seats — all
of them previously
held by Democrats, and all
of them to be filled in
special elections to run concurrent with the upcoming September primary.
A
special election will be
held to choose who fills Latimer's seat, the date
of which will be announced by Gov. Andrew Cuomo and should take place sometime in the next three months.
Which cancels the possibility
of a
special election and allows his fellow Democrat, state Senate President Richard Codey
of Essex County to assume office and
hold it until November 2005.
Miller has been a member
of the New York State Assembly since 2009, when he won a
special election [3]
held after the resignation
of former Assemblyman Anthony Seminerio.
The unification plan put forth by leaders
of the New York State Democratic Party, predicated on a
special election likely to be
held after the state budget is approved in late March or early April, would bring together the Independent Democratic Conference (IDC) with the 23 mainstream Democrats in the Senate.
The
special elections on Tuesday for the seats formerly
held by Dean G. Skelos and Sheldon Silver, the two state legislative leaders who were forced to depart Albany after being convicted on corruption charges last year, were supposed to be a test
of how long a shadow corruption could cast on a race.
Mr. LaValle said Governor Andrew Cuomo put in a certificate
of necessity for a
special election in New York City, but not on Long Island, so it would seem that there will be no
special date for the Assembly seat and the
election will be
held in November.
The likely victory means a
special election will be
held in late spring to serve out the remaining 18 months
of his current term in Albany.
Nassau County must
hold a
special election within 60 days for the seat
of former county Legis.
The new town board will appoint his replacement in the coming weeks, and in November a
special election will be
held, with the winner serving the final year
of Mr. Van Scoyoc's term.
For the closing moments
of the House District 72
special election, Republican James Buchanan ripped a page from the Donald Trump campaign playbook —
holding a Trump - like rally, complete with a chorus
of «lock her up.»
Of the 124 districts
holding budget votes across Nassau and Suffolk counties, 59 had contested school board
elections as well, and 62 put up
special ballot propositions.
Killian is from Rye but has spent a large amount
of time in Yonkers, perhaps realizing that she needs to win the city, or at least
hold her own, if she stands any chance at winning the
special election to replace former Sen. and now County Exec.
When Arnold Drucker talks about his feats in the Nassau County Legislature after winning a
special election last year, he
holds up a binder
of media clippings about himself and lathers his pitch in Democratic talking points.
The City
of Yonkers has become the focal point
of the State Senate
special election to be
held on April 24 between Democrat Shelley Mayer and Republican Julie Killian.
A
special election for the final year
of the term will then be
held in November, said Peter McGreevy.
Governor Andew Cuomo must decide when to
hold the
special election for the remainder
of Mr. Losquadro's term.