Sentences with phrase «than the incumbent»

If anybody is interested in another candidate rather than the incumbent in their district please do a search.

Wind, which launched early this year, already offers unlimited data for $ 35 a month — significantly less than the incumbent carriers.

As the new technology gets better and better, remaining cheaper than the incumbent, it slowly starts to capture the mainstream market, eventually crushing the competition.

New entrants will be looking for a competitive edge, have greater freedom than incumbents to design processes from scratch and have access to external sources of capital.

Challengers rarely raise more money than incumbents in Congress, who have taken time to build campaign networks and take advantage of political action committee contributions.

On Election Day, Republican John Byrne earned 117 more votes than incumbent Democrat Addie Russell.

The 2011 Parliament Act instituting fixed - term parliaments was intended to prevent precisely what May is doing - capitalising on circumstances favourable to nothing other than an incumbent government's party - political chances.

During shipping, greenhouse gas emissions are overall lower than the incumbent packaging due to more - efficient cube utilization on trucks, in warehouses and at the end - user.

And we do it significantly better than the incumbent telcos and we think we have a tremendous opportunity to take their share.»

There will be no electoral embrace of Miliband if voters judge him less able than the incumbent government of so delivering.

Its founders realized that in order for a new technology to gain a foothold in the mass market, it had to be seen as a much better choice than the incumbent technology.

Dutchess County Executive Marc Molinaro rolled out his bid for governor on Monday in his hometown with a pledge to take a different track than the incumbent Democrat, Andrew Cuomo.

Ball drew some attention by raising more money than incumbent Congressman John Hall in the second quarter of 2009.

The graphs illustrate a strong incumbency bias in British elections: opposition parties need to perform better at local elections than incumbent parties to have the same probability of winning the most votes at the next election.

«Our fares will be up to 50 % lower than the incumbent carriers»,» says Robert Palmer, WestJet's public relations manager.

Therefore, Mr. Romney should challenge Mr. Obama directly — as he did effectively on Tuesday and Wednesday — but in a way that makes the Republican bigger and more presidential than the incumbent.

SaaS 2.0 companies are API - first, have rich, responsive UIs that are more conversational in tone, have approachable pricing models that are more flexible than the incumbents, and have a modularized platform so that customers can purchase only the features they need.

CNN: On religion, Capitol freshmen are more diverse than their incumbent colleagues The 113th Congress is being heralded for its number of women and minorities, but that diversity extends to religion, too.

Those numbers are far worse than the incumbent starter, Shaun Hill, who has gone 16 - 18 straight up (47.1 %) and 22 - 12 ATS (64.7 %).

Jose Mourinho is the only Chelsea manager with a better win record at the club than incumbent Antonio Conte.

All else being equal, the opposition party has a better chance against a new candidate than an incumbent President.

American Crossroads plans to drop $ 300,000 in anti-Democratic ad buys on the race, giving Mr. Phillips more money to play with than his incumbent opponent, who is currently favored to win.

Colorado's 5th District Republican Rep. Doug Lamborn was outraised by his primary opponent, but the intraparty challenge is still comparatively less dangerous than the incumbent's 2012 primary.

Two of them, Dutchess County resident and corporate attorney Antonio Delgado and Greene County businessman Brian Flynn, managed to raise more than the incumbent did, relying on an enthusiastic donor base and nationwide attention on a «purple district.»

He'll need more being tall to pull, say, seven more votes than the incumbent mayor in the September primary.

KINGSTON, N.Y. >> A Greene County resident who is among eight Democrats seeking to unseat Republican U.S. Rep. John Faso in the 2018 election has raised more for his campaign this year than the incumbent or any of the other Democrats, thanks in large part to a $ 500,000 loan from himself.

Nicole Malliotakis, the Republican candidate for NYC mayor, raised more money than incumbent Democratic Mayor Bill de Blasio did in late September, according to information submitted to the New York City Campaign Finance Board.

Deadline for partisan and nonpartisan candidates (other than incumbent judges) to file for the state primary

Some GOP challengers raised more than their incumbent foes in the second quarter, for example Ret.

A Democratic source said the number of absentee ballots in both of these races was larger than the incumbents» margins of victory.

In fact, all IDC members raised at least $ 130,000 in contributions, a higher figure than some incumbent Senate majority members.

Incumbent businesses employing a sustained innovation model typically perform better than new market entrants, rather than incumbents who attempt to be disruptive.

Campaign Finance Board records show she's already raised more money than incumbent Rose.

Though Fischer has not yet been endorsed by the other Republican Committees in the 20th District, he said his status as political outsider gives him a different perspective than the incumbent Congressman.

Business model innovation Disruptive innovations by definition offer new or over-served customers a product or service in a more efficient and cost - effective way than incumbent companies or institutions.

Even Stevo is not stupid enough to put out a refresh without better specs than the incumbents.

If CoverHound is able to prove that its algorithmic comparison shopping engine is more refined and its service more personalized and consumer - friendly than these incumbents, there's no reason to think it couldn't be a huge business.

INS expects blockchain technology to make its grocery supply chain more efficient than incumbents.

But WIND also has the same rates for US roaming which is significantly cheaper than the incumbents» deals; if you're a frequent traveler to the States, and tend to stay in your WIND Home area when in Canada, these are the best rate plans in the country.

First, our research shows that voters regard a government's choice to time the election strategically and for partisan benefit as significantly less important to their vote choice than the incumbent's policy performance and party leadership.

Although at the end of last night 14th district City Council candidate Fernando Cabrera had 90 more votes than the incumbent, Maria Baez, Cabrera is not officially the Democratic primary winner.

Ideally, some say, they'd back someone other than the incumbent, but politically it could backfire if Cuomo is reelected.

It's unusual for challengers to raise more money than incumbents in Congress, who can use the high visibility of their position to quickly raise large sums of money for their re-election campaigns.

In Utah's «Safe Republican'territory, where Democrat Doug Owens is again vying for the 4th District seat he lost by 5 points in 2014, he is one of the rare rematch candidates to have raised more than the incumbent.

Essentially, member items are little more than an incumbent - protection racket — which should, by rights, be subtracted from the public campaign funds pols get during election season.

Romanoff is the rare challenger to raise more than an incumbent, but Coffman is no slouch.

Julian Schreibman, a Kingston attorney running to unseat Rep. Chris Gibson, R - Kinderhook, has raised more money than the incumbent, according to figures the campaigns will formally disclose next week.