Sentences with phrase «runoff election between»

The future of Chicago's public education system is a divisive issue in the Mayoral runoff election between Mayor Rahm Emanuel and County Commissioner Jesús «Chuy» García on April 7.

That race is headed to a runoff election between John Bel Edwards, a Democrat, and former United States Senator David Vitter, a Republican.

Georgia Secretary of State Brian Kemp opens an investigation into new claims of irregularities in the Atlanta mayoral runoff election between Keisha Lance Bottoms and Mary Norwood.

Not exact matches

If no candidate wins an outright majority in the general election, a runoff election is held between the top two vote - getters.

(CNN)-- They've been few and far between this primary season, but the tea party racked up some high - profile victories on Tuesday in runoff elections in Texas.

The primary elections on Tues., Sept. 10th have resulted in a runoff in the race for Public Advocate between State Senator Daniel...

All other states (except Washington and California) use single - party primaries followed by a general election between party candidates, each conducted by either a plurality voting system or runoff voting, to elect Senators, Representatives, and statewide officials.

Mulgrew kicked off the debate by saying that the UFT could follow one of four paths in the mayoral race: endorse in the primary, wait to endorse in the likely event of a runoff between the top two primary vote - getters, endorse only in the general election, or don't endorse at all.

If no candidate wins an outright majority in the primary election, a runoff election is held between the top two vote - getters.

A handful of debates are already planned between now and the May 21 runoff election.

Next comes part two of the election, which will be a primary in June between the same three men, and then a November runoff between the top two finishers in the race, which most observers speculate will be another contest between Arambula and Olivier.