Sentences with phrase «subsequent elections»

Regardless, it does show that campaign donations for the 1972 presidential election decreased and it increased in subsequent elections.

In 1997 though it became a close Conservative / Lib Dem marginal and since then a haven for tactical voting — at subsequent elections both the Conservative and Lib Dem vote shares have risen as the Labour vote is remorselessly squeezed.

Such a decision could be applied for subsequent elections, but not now that INEC has already released a schedule.

He handily won subsequent elections, now sits on a campaign warchest of nearly $ 1 million, and has risen to chair the powerful Senate Finance Committee.

Employers are reminded that the minimum wage rate prescribed under the Employment Standards Act, 2000 («ESA») will be increasing on June 1, 2014, notwithstanding the recent dissolution of the Legislature and subsequent election call.

And though pollsters have called several subsequent elections correctly, methodological concerns persist among amateur statisticians, although their theories are often contradictory or inaccurate.

This was a serious blunder, and they lost three subsequent elections under the Thatcherite clones — Hague, Duncan Smith and Howard.

«So if you are making headway you judge by the amount of progress you make in subsequent elections over and above previous ones.

The 1996 Presidential and Parliamentary elections and all similar subsequent elections have been held on December 7 but there have been arguments that the process does not make ample room for the organization of a run - off and the subsequent handover on January 7.

It was much to the personal credit of Paul Keetch, who has died aged 56, that he won the marginal seat of Hereford, the garrison town of the SAS, at the 1997 general election and then held it for the Liberal Democrats through two subsequent elections despite his party's opposition to the war in Iraq and the inevitable implications in a military community.

Navigating the myriad ballot access laws in each state gives us great confidence in being able to execute again in subsequent election cycles.»

Now that all political parties per their discussions with the select committee on legal and constitutional matter are all in agreement for November 7,2016 and every first Monday of November in subsequent election years even though political parties like National Democratic Party (NDP) are suggesting this amendment to take effect in 2020, we see no reason why there is a slow pace of operations in the release of manifestos by the various political parties.

«We urge INEC to build on this success in subsequent elections as its credibility is key to the success or outcome of elections.

Players will begin by seeking election as Class President, and will parlay that into other subsequent elections, with the hopes of eventually being elected as Supreme Earth Cat.

10 B As Of October 15, 2017 (And Each October 15 Before Subsequent Elections) The Board Shall Cause To Be Prepared, A List Of All Members In Good Standing.

The Supreme Court further made some recommendations to the Electoral Commission for subsequent elections.

Jerry Rawlings, r, seen with US President Bill Clinton, came to power in a coup but won subsequent elections

In subsequent elections for the office the Conservatives were unable to find a personality who could beat Livingstone and this was compounded by the polling advantages enjoyed by Labour.

Trudeau's Liberal Party under a former leader swept to power in 1993 and won three subsequent elections — all of them while interest rates were stable or falling and the economy was relatively strong.

Indeed, for four of those six minorities, the period between their initial electoral victory and the subsequent election was 10 months or less.

Ninety percent of the electorate in this devastated country voted in the subsequent election.

By effective I mean that a small party manages to obtain significantly more votes in the subsequent elections or even wining the elections / being part of a coalition in power.

«a small party manages to obtain significantly more votes in the subsequent elections» - this happens all the time, with or without «guerrilla» politics.

The Speakers conference is a joke offer, AV should be agreed on, referendum in 1 year and put in place for the subsequent election if passed.

Republicans, who won back control of Congress in subsequent elections, continued to savage the law.

The conservative right could have conducted the leave campaign on the issues of democracy, rule of law and UK sovereignty, leaving the economics to the outcome of a subsequent election.

Copeland had been Labour since it was formed in 1983, but its majority has been steadily eroded by the Conservatives in subsequent elections, dropping to just 2,564 in 2015.

Meanwhile, the party is considering a proposal for merger with the Progressive People's Party (PPP), which was founded by Dr. Papa Kwesi Nduom; a break - away member of the party and former flagbearer, with the hope of boosting its chances in subsequent elections.

Hughes retained his seats with increased majorities in subsequent elections, and the final humiliation for the Conservatives came when he took the Devon County Council seat from the local party's Chief Whip in the council.

Hutt was elected to the National Assembly for Wales in 1999 and has been re-elected at every subsequent election.

Sadly, and for reasons other blogs on this excellent site make clear, Labour is in no positon to take advantage of the situation and the Tories would win a subsequent election.

Reid is not a natural pluralist — indeed, he favours abolition of the House of Lords — but his condemnatory language was extreme, describing a Liberal Democrat - Labour deal as mutually assured destruction, and adding:» If we continue not listening then we will lose very badly at any subsequent election.»

The Socialists, disappointed at the 2009 election, agreed to put forward a candidate for Commission President at all subsequent elections.

It is still well known that any political party that wins the Presidency is most likely to enjoy the ripple effect or what we call the bandwagon effect in subsequent elections.

«As we approach the 2019 elections, the return of Ekiti into the fold of progressive states is important as the election of July 14 is going to be a key pointer to subsequent elections,» he said.

Mr Boakye is highly unlikely to be issued any further visas to visit the UK in the next ten years for his role in facilitating his daughter's travel to the UK, including should he be re-elected to Parliament in a subsequent election.

Unfortunately, the campaign and subsequent election of Donald Trump as our president has changed all that, and the change is being felt by many of us at the local level, right here in Westchester.

He switched his registration in preparation for a mayoral run (something he flirted with on and off for several years), only to be stymied by Mayor Bloomberg's successful push to extend term limits and subsequent election to a third term.

Seems like a relatively safe bet for the CfG if they can make their point with the party & have more influence about who runs for the GOP in subsequent elections.

For the record, winning another referendum would require that process to be an expliciît manifesto commitment, a. Winning majority in that election, and a winning vote in the subsequent election.

He won two subsequent elections, both by narrow margins.

Following the purge, auditors from the comptroller's office monitored 156 poll sites over the course of three subsequent elections in 2016 — the congressional primary in June, the state legislative primary in September and the November general election — and found that 90 percent of the sample sites showed significant problems ranging from severe violations of election law to inadequate poll worker training and lack of access for people with disabilities.

In December 2009, the PES decided to put forward a candidate for Commission President at all subsequent elections.

The events surrounding Kurt Waldheim's campaign and subsequent election in 1985 - 86 played a major role in uncovering the real role played by the Austrian ruling elite in the Second World War.

The subsequent election led to a minority agreement with climate policy as a central part.

The second high point was the decision by one of the candidates for President to oppose climate alarmism and his subsequent election victory in November.

Decisions were taken at the 32nd and Sessions regarding limits to the term of office of the IPCC Chair, the IPCC Vice-Chairs and the Working Groups and Task Force Bureau Co-Chairs to one term in a particular office, applicable to subsequent elections.

In 2012, she was appointed attorney general of Oregon and has won two subsequent elections to retain that position.

In some Commonwealth countries, this could mean jail time, but in Canada, after losing a vote of confidence (which should have shown that Parliament was still in control), the Conservatives won the subsequent election — and with a majority yet!