Sentences with phrase «re election»

This year is an election year for a number of local offices, including the district attorney and most local positions, including clerks and town supervisors.

Public finances are clearly stretched but so are household budgets - and there is an election in the next couple of years to consider.

A primary election is an election in which registered voters select a candidate that they believe should be a political party's candidate for elected office to run in the general election.

Its a very socialist system and there are elections for presidents.

Also, before the election of the party, there is the election of who will represent the party as the president.

This has been an election which may have more profound consequences than almost any in living memory.

There's an election on — who has time for the facts?

The signs are the only indication for many that there is an election coming for local offices.

As recent polling shows, just 10 % think climate is an election issue.

Because is it an election year, our feeds are filled with a number of political posts.

In my hometown there is an election next month for several propositions put forth.

She is not seeking re election to her seat when her term expires early in 2016.

She has said there will not be an election until 2020.

There has never been any election at the local government levels since we started this democracy in 1999.

My first question to all of them was to ask «what was the election campaign's key theme?».

Another and more significant result was the election of a Liberal majority government with only 39 per cent of the vote.

Or there may not be an election until 2020, in which case he will probably go before then.

Primary: A primary election is an election in which registered voters select a candidate that they believe should be a political party's candidate for elected office to run in the general election.

Remember, this was supposed to be an election about the economy.

In this way, we will learn what is election is for.

So far as I know, there's never been an election for the post.

Is this an election with worldwide implications, or has it been blown out of proportion?

A lecture is an event, and so is an election.

Unlike 2013, it has been an election without municipal crises prompting calls for new leadership.

And the truth is our elections are run on a system of trust that is fundamentally the same as it was in the 19th century.

As a result of this, there was no election conducted under such situation that could be proper, free and fair.

Some might say that's because there's unlikely to be an election soon and they are happy to take the salary and the perks for another four years.

Knowing that there may be an election at any time, however, forces these parties to hold the government to account.

You can make a late S election and make sure you are utilizing all deductions possible to reduce your overall tax burden.

There would only be an election to hold, a government insider pointed out, if the legislators proactively resign their seats.

It's is an election year and as we've already seen it's been a volatile year for the stock market.

And next year is an election year, which could also make a difference.

The most urgent issue is the election of a leader and deputy leader.

In the meantime, it is worth remembering that there is an election on and, unsurprisingly, our politicians are using every weapon at their disposal.

«People are going to be weighing in — mayor, governor labor unions — that's inevitable whenever there's an election for speaker,» he said.

Interestingly, if a vacancy opens up in that office, there will not be an election to fill it.

The real reason the abortion issue won't go away is that the right - wing - nuts of the political sphere haul it out every time there's an election.

Today is Election Day in New York City.

Bill de Blasio: «Sometimes there are elections where people feel that the candidates are all alike.

He, after all, has more latitude as in this instance the elderly pacifist socialist Leader of the Opposition is more - or-less on the government's side, as was his election - losing predecessor?

Remember Jim Callaghan in 1978, making a PM's broadcast to the effect that there would be no election when everyone had expected him to use it to confirm he would be calling one - and his song and dance routine «There was I, waiting at the church» at that year's Labour conference?

If Governor Cuomo wins re election on Tuesday, he's likely to continue to have tensions with the left leaning members of his Party.

Locking in for 4 - 6 years with a young IPO company, after a long bull market run, in a pretty inflated RE market, with a Trump Presidency factor (which... 4 years out is election time) for the Equity deal seems exceptionally risky to me.

Examples are Election Night in Herald Square (1907, Memorial Art Gallery of the University of Rochester, New York), Sixth Avenue and Thirtieth Street (1907, Philadelphia Museum of Art), and Six O'Clock, Winter (1912, The Phillips Collection, Washington, DC).

The plan was an election promise, but it could entail Americans paying higher local taxes and tolls.