Sentences with phrase «of uncontested races»

Brooklyn and Queens, the city's two largest boroughs, lead the count of uncontested races with 12 and 11, respectively.

There are another slate of uncontested races: in total, 32 candidates from across the city — or 35 % of city representation in the Legislature — will run uncontested in the general election.

The voter turnout is expected to be sporadic considering the amount of uncontested races, but much is still undecided.

He pointed to a drop in the number of uncontested races and a lower winning margin for incumbents.

Not exact matches

The Cook County Electoral Board tossed 18 - year - old Jona Augustyn from the Arlington Heights Park District ballot, making it an uncontested race for the three open seats on the district's board of commissioners.

Races were uncontested in seven villages, listed at the end of this article.

The uncontested races, and lackluster results in others, are the latest manifestation of the continued decline of Republican power in city politics.

Two races in the Town of Gardiner were uncontested.

In November, Borelli won an uncontested race for the South Shore City Council seat recently held by Vincent Ignizio, who left that seat vacant to run Catholic Charities of Staten Island.

If the race was uncontested, the margin of victory is listed as 100 %.

Further down the ballot, however, there will be much more limited choice for many given the number of uncontested general election races for state legislative seats.

Secretary of the State Denise Merrill has said that 50 legislative races — eight in the Senate and 42 in the House — either were uncontested or uncontested by a major party this year.

Four state legislatures races out of Utah County are going uncontested for Republicans, but many districts in the valley have two or more candidates fighting for seats on Capitol Hill.