Sentences with phrase «than the party names»

Not exact matches

His name appeared more often in the pages of the Toronto Star, Globe and Mail and National Post during Ontario's recent election than the leader of the Green Party's did — and Don Drummond wasn't even doing interviews.

It sounds much cooler at certain parties to name drop specific shares than to discuss the low fees you're being charged by your index fund.

It is likely that the marauding band of conservatives were coveting the party's brand name rather than its moderate - conservative platform.

Call them the party radicals or the grassroots, depending on your perspective: NDPers who like to wave signs or wear buttons often prefer to brandish a slogan, rather than some leader's name.

Other perspectives have been available: a veritable host of historians — Paul Kleppner, Robert Swierenga, Richard Jensen, and Ronald Formisano, to name only a few — have demonstrated that American political parties have always been coalitions of «ethnocultural» or «ethnoreligious» groups rather than economic or class - based alliances.

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I wish candidates ran without any party affiliation noted, it might make folks actually learn something about the candidates other than the D or R after their names.

There are a few others, including the United Kingdom Independence Party — who are, remarkably, even more ridiculous than their name suggests — and the Greens, but they won't be winning much and so have been omitted for the sake of brevity.

Needless it say, it's alot easier for a well - known major party candidate like Andrew Cuomo to his that threshold than some no - name challenger — unless, of course, that challenger is really controversial (like Carl Paladino) or really rich (like Tom Golisano, whose self - funded and unsuccessful quest to win the governor's office created the Independence Paparty candidate like Andrew Cuomo to his that threshold than some no - name challenger — unless, of course, that challenger is really controversial (like Carl Paladino) or really rich (like Tom Golisano, whose self - funded and unsuccessful quest to win the governor's office created the Independence PartyParty).

Neither Goldsmith nor Khan are household names and in a more low - key battle, the public's party and policy preferences may end up having more of an effect than they did during the celebrity contests between Boris and Ken.

It's not much skin off Libous's nose, but generally speaking, there's been little effort to display establishment endorsements in Republican primaries this cycle — other than major statewide names like Rudy Giuliani or George Pataki — given the tea party activism at play in the races.

Winning more than 50,000 votes in that election brought a four year ballot existence for the party, which changed its name to the Reform Pparty, which changed its name to the Reform PartyParty.

The Reform Party's Roque «Rocky» De La Fuente, whose name will appear on the ballot in twenty states on Tuesday and is waging write - in campaigns in more than a dozen other states, filed an emergency writ of mandamus against California's Secretary of State late yesterday -LSB-...]

David Cameron has today been named leader of the Conservative party after taking more than two thirds of the votes of grassroots members.

But the Queens Democratic Party said it has more than 1,000 volunteers who collect about 50,000 signatures across the borough, and it is impossible to keep track of every name.

The loyalty clause, which was added in 2002, prohibits the following activities, by a committee member, involving candidates other than the party's endorsed candidate: circulating nominating petitions; appearing in advertising; permitting the committee member's name to be used in advertising or on stationery; directly or indirectly contributing financially to a campaign; and appearing at political functions, meetings or support groups organized by a rival candidate.

Despite more than 90 MPs signing the parliamentary motion against the proposals tabled by Audrey Wise MP, outbursts of anger at meetings of the PLP addressed by Harriet Harman, protests and vocal opposition from women Labour Party members and lone parent organisations — even Glenys Kinnock MEP added her name to a petition and letter against the proposals — the new batch of Labour women MPs were largely noticeable by their absence.

I said the official feedback from Labour party call centre showed that Tom Watson was being named probably even more frequently than Gordon as the instigator.

But No to AV accused the «yes» campaign of «shameful dirty tricks» because the Liberal Democrat logo was much smaller than Labour's or the Conservative's and the party's name had been removed.

The name of the minor party may not contain more than three words in addition to the word «party.»

In some states, a candidate may choose to have a label other than that of an officially recognized party appear alongside his or her name on the ballot.

Mr. Cuomo has historically been a more moderate Democrat than the mayor, especially on fiscal issues, but he's raised the minimum wage in the past and over the last year he has heavily leaned into the $ 15 movement, a major priority of the progressive wing of the Democratic party that he has locally named for his late father, Gov. Mario Cuomo.

But it's more than just timing that makes sense for the newly - named Adirondack Bank Center and the various parties involved.

The party establishment filed more than 900 signatures to essentially hold a place for a candidate to be named by next Friday, July 19.

Speaking to reporters after an event in Rochester, Cuomo said that governors from both parties have upheld the practice for more than 20 years in the name of «basic transparency.»

• Branded one party activist who he declined to name as a «definite racist» and «disgraceful», although he said that he encountered far less prejudice in Ukip than when he had in the Conservative party.

His donations were illegal under the terms of the Political Parties, Elections and Referendum Act which states that people must use their own names when giving more than # 5,000 to a political party.

The agreement has been amended several times, most recently in 2003, which was made in the name of the Co-operative Party rather than the Co-operative Union.

The party said that APC government, rather than address grievous national issues created by its lack of capacity to govern, resorted to violation of people's rights in the name of fighting corruption.

The Tea Party Express, a leading Tea Party organization, endorsed O'Donnell on July 21 and spent more than $ 250,000 to help the once long shot candidate defeat Castle, a brand name in Delaware thanks to two terms as governor and the past 18 years as the statewide congressman.

However, what seems clear is that the battle for control of the Labour party in the event of a split is about more than just the assets of the Labour party, whichever faction of the Labour party is left controlling the party name and identity will inherit a chunk of voters who are loyal to the Labour brand.

Constituency Labour Party) or more than # 7,500 to the Labour Party nationally in the course of a calendar year, your name and the amount of your donation will be reported to the Electoral Commission for publication on their public register of donations to the Labour Party.

More than 19 out of 20 of those who said they would vote Labour or Conservative under FPTP named the same party as their first preference under AV, as did nine out of ten UKIP voters.

Those who named the Conservatives as their first choice under AV were more likely to give their second preference to UKIP (42 % of those naming a second party) than to anyone else — but notably, they were more likely to give it to the Lib Dems or Labour (53 % in total) than to UKIP.

the names now before party leaders are far less known than those which have been under discussion since late last year.

«Don't knows» are also more likely to name the Conservatives (10 %) as the best party on their most important issue than Labour (5 %).

«In addition to ginning up the conservative blue - collar / white ethnic / Tea Party sympathizers in the district (you do nt get a much more «American» name than Bob Turner), Turner might be trying to draw a wedge between Anthony and his traditional Jewish base.»

New York state election law allows candidates to run on multiple party lines, letting candidates like Cuomo and Astorino get their names on the ballot more than once while appealing to specific voter segments.

With more money, staff and name recognition than when he ran for office four years ago, Mr. Hawkins is hoping an unexpectedly strong showing can boost the standing of his party and liberals in New York State.

Secondly there is a ComRes poll of Londoners, the first I can recall seeing since Brian Paddick was selected as the Lib Dem candidate (and, therefore, the first to have a voting intention question with a proper candidate names for all parties, rather than featuring «a Lib Dem candidate»).

Mr. Rangel wants primarily to clear his name, but he has promised repeatedly that he would serve out his term if re-elected, even if the case is concluded before 2012, rather than pulling a common New York party trick by resigning early so Democrats could handpick his replacement for a quick, unnoticed special election.

He was proud when he was chosen as his party's candidate for the safe Labour seat in the 1979 election in preference to two academic aspirants with, as he put it, more letters behind their names than the eight letters in his own.

Labour said the addition of the names of Chequers guests to the list took the total they had given to the party since Mr Cameron became leader to more than # 23 million.

Daniel Speight who are bitterites, it was a name that John Prescott called Charles Clarke, when he didn't want Gordon brown to replace blair, and he as right, brown lost it for us, but, the party united around ed Miliband, then he lost, and Corbyn did no better than Brown

This is pathetic but not surprising, given the way Republican Dean Skelos, the Senate majority leader, has been more chummy with Cuomo and Albany's backroom ways than any Republican ought to be, Of course, Cuomo returned the favor by throwing Skelos & Co. under the bus so he could get his name on the ballot line of the left - wing Working Families Party.

Suzanne Collins» «The Hunger Games» series, for example, alludes to vomitoriums when the lavish inhabitants of the Capitol — all with Latin names like Flavia and Octavia — imbibe a drink to make them vomit at parties so they can gorge themselves on more calories than citizens in the surrounding districts would see in months.

WSJ - Dec 7 - The Wall Street Journal has done an exclusive analysis of the personal information that popular websites are sharing about their users and found that more than a quarter of the time, the sites passed along a user's real name, email address or other personal details, such as username, to third - party companies.

From arranged marriages, to chaperoned courtship, to slightly more freedom to almost anything goes --- traditional offline dating progressed from a system that involved knowing hardly more than name and rank on the wedding day, to the point at which parties now ask for complete financial and medical disclosure and can purchase full - scale background checks over the Internet.

On a side note, Nintendo registered the domain name for Mario Party 10 months ago, but domain names for Mario Party 3DS, Mario Party 11, and Mario Party 12 have all been taken by someone other than Nintendo.

WHAT: More than year after a messy break - up, med school dropout Wallace (Daniel Radcliffe) hits it off with a cute animator named Chantry (Zoe Kazan) at the house party of a mutual friend (Adam Driver).