Sentences with phrase «selecting town candidates»

Democrats selected their town candidates June 27, while Republicans have to wait until the September 12 primary results to see who's officially on their line.

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All committee members (also known as district leaders) from towns and cities in the 37th SD will be eligible to vote, selecting between the following five announced Democratic candidates:

On Tuesday, registered Democrats can vote in a primary election to select the party's two candidates for a seat on the East Hampton Town Board, and members of the town's Independence Party can select its 9 candidates for town trustee from a field oTown Board, and members of the town's Independence Party can select its 9 candidates for town trustee from a field otown's Independence Party can select its 9 candidates for town trustee from a field otown trustee from a field of...

Terry leads the committee that selects candidates for town office and often personally oversees their campaigns.

Candidates selected to represent the town of Saugerties Democratic Party in the fall general election are — from the left — John Schoonmaker, Doug Myer, Paul Andreassen, Lisa Stanley, Fred Costello, Jr..

Mark Coote The former teacher and two - time candidate for Hastings & Rye was selected in November 2006 for Cheltenham, the town in which he grew up.

Mark Coote grew up and was educated in Cheltenham, and he was selected as Conservative candidate for his home town in November 2006 (having contested Hastings & Rye in 2001 and 2005).

The Dryden Town Board Thursday night selected Katherin Servoss out of four candidates seeking to fill

They can do this by selecting Assemblyman Hakeem Jeffries in the June 26 primary as their candidate for the seat being vacated by the retiring Rep. Ed Towns.

The party also selected three Town Trustee candidates and one town assessor hopeful, but left open two assessors positions, Fishers Island justice, highway superintendent and town clTown Trustee candidates and one town assessor hopeful, but left open two assessors positions, Fishers Island justice, highway superintendent and town cltown assessor hopeful, but left open two assessors positions, Fishers Island justice, highway superintendent and town cltown clerk.

Onondaga County homicide prosecutor Matt Doran and Skaneateles Town Councilor Robert Coville were selected for county judge over a third candidate, former deputy county attorney John Sharon.

Town Republicans, apparently at the urging of chairman Joe Roberti, Jr., are going the primary route this fall in selecting their candidates.

Candidates selected to represent the town of Saugerties Democratic Party in the fall general election are — from the left — John Schoonmaker (councilman), Doug Myer (highway superintendent), Paul Andreassen (councilman), Lisa Stanley (town clerk), Fred Costello Jr. (supervisor).

The Republican committee also picked its candidates for the Suffolk County Legislature Monday, and selected Riverhead Town Republican Committee chairman Remy Bell to oppose incumbent Democrat Al Krupski in the North Fork district and Heather Collins of Quogue to oppose incumbent Bridget Fleming in the South Fork district.

When Greg Helsmoortel was selected as their cross-endorsed supervisor candidate, and Fred Costello accomplished the same for a town council seat, Republicans were in disarray.

The Southold Town Democratic Committee selected Abigail Field of Cutchogue as its candidate at its nominating convention, held Tuesday evening at Touch of Venice in Cutchogue.

Hansut said there were three letters of interest for the council seat, and after interviewing the candidates, the majority of the Town Board selected Horodyski.

The Conservative party will select their candidate to take on defector Douglas Carswell in the Clacton byelection on Thursday evening, as Ukip seek to capitalise on a backlash against a former Tory MP who urged his party to turn its back on the town.

The Woodstock Republican Committee (WRC) will select its party's candidates at a caucus scheduled to take place at 7 p.m. (not 6 p.m., as previously reported) on Thursday, September 15, at Town Hall.