Sentences with phrase «on if elected mayor»

While it is not clear whether Luke Bronin simply doesn't understand education policy or is hiding his true positions from Hartford voters, the reality is that the charter school industry and the education reformers are lining up for the golden boy from Greenwich and that, in turn, makes it very clear whose side he will be on if elected mayor of Hartford.

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He offered by way of example a string of headlines that were posted alongside news from verified sources on the wall of his Louisiana home town's mayor: Hillary Clinton Calling for Civil War If Trump Is Elected.

MPs Gisela Stuart and Liam Byrne are expected to seek Labour's candidacy if the city votes to adopt the directly - elected mayor model in a referendum held alongside local elections on May 3rd.

If elected mayor, Commisso said he would work with the Common Council to determine the best course of action on evaluating all tax exemptions in the city and would place a self - imposed ban on accepting campaign donations from developers who receive exemptions.

Quinn has repeatedly said she'd like to keep Kelly on as commissioner if she's elected mayor.

Dan Jarvis has won his battle to be allowed to stay on as an MP if he is elected as mayor of the Sheffield city region.

With little time left in the State Legislature session, it's not clear if there is time for any action on Assemblywoman Crystal Peoples - Stokes» proposal to shut down the elected city school board and replace it with one appointed by the mayor.

Gibson plans if elected to establish a congressional office in Kingston in an abandoned bank on Broadway where mayor Shayne Gallo wants to site the city police station.

BY PAUL SCHINDLER With Manhattan's massive Pride Parade just two days off, City Council Speaker Christine Quinn appeared outside the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center on the morning of June 28 to announce a host of LGBT initiatives she pledged to purse if elected mayor in November.

Bo Dietl promised that, if elected mayor, he would work with the president on more than just immigration enforcement.

Only former L.A. mayor Antonio Villaraigosa commits to taking on teacher tenure and seniority laws if elected governor.