Sentences with phrase «political hopefuls»
The phrase "political hopefuls" refers to individuals who aspire or have ambitions to pursue a career in politics. Full definition
Barbato was also a mentor to former GOP County Executive John V.N. Klein, who as a teen worked on Barbato's 100 - acre farm, one of a long line of county commissioners and political hopefuls who showed up at Barbato's Yellow Top Farmstand on Nesconset Highway to talk politics amid cartons of tomatoes.
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Local politicians and political hopefuls gathered at the Sutton Place Synagogue last Tuesday evening to discuss their platforms at an event for local candidates hosted by the 17th Precinct Community Council.
Election season has been heating up this summer in Queens as several political hopefuls announced their challenges against incumbents in the state Legislature.
But political hopeful Philip Pidot is pressing for a new primary in federal court after a state court judge ruled he was eligible to run as a Republican ballot but there was not enough time to get Pidot's name on the primary ballot by last Tuesday.
Whoopi Goldberg, Rachel Roy, Deepak Chopra and Donna Karan all attended a Dec. 18 private fund - raiser for rising political hopeful Reshma Saujani at an Upper West Side apartment.
But now that he's candidate Morales — and one of the most compelling underdog political hopefuls in this fall's campaign season — his students will have to wait.
On Thursday, Essex County Election Democratic Commissioner Mark Whitney finally issued a ruling on specific objections on ballots for three political hopefuls.
Some women who served in Congress want those political hopefuls to know exactly what they're in for.
Though Kallos was once considered a long - shot candidate — a political hopeful who many believed would lose to the party - backed state assemblyman — his victory Tuesday night did not surprise some neighborhood residents.
On street corners, subway platforms and even in doorways, political hopefuls are scrapping for votes one handshake at a time.
Political hopefuls, or more often than not, party insiders get the endorsement, which some call a corronation.
Synopsis: Molly De Mora (Paula Marshall) is getting married, with her beau being Keith Marks (Jamie Denton), a political hopeful who is running on a family v...
The one broadcaster a political hopeful doesn't want off - side is 2 GB's Alan Jones.