Sentences with phrase «to vote in the primary»

The special election is scheduled to occur at the same time borough residents vote in primary elections for city offices.

I encourage all conservative voters to vote in this primary race.

In general, it makes sense to vote in the primary where your vote would have more impact.

A little over 2,000 people voted in the primary.

One last note: many states will allow those younger than 18 to vote in primaries if they will be 18 in time to vote in the general election.

So, in case you were wondering why voting in the primary elections is so important, read on to learn about these crucial races!

On the left are diagrams; on the right, a map of Iowa, where Cruz won a surprisingly large number of votes in the primary.

The problem in North Dakota is a law that requires between 10 % and 15 % of all voters who vote in the primary election to choose a minor Read more»

«I don't vote in the primary election.

Did they poll equal numbers from each party, voters who vote in primaries for the Dems, etc..

The Vermont native, a virtual unknown, won one - third of total Democratic votes in that primary.

Albany Democratic mayoral candidate Frank Commisso Jr. speaks to members of the media after voting in the primary on Tuesday, Sept. 12, 2017, at New Covenant Presbyterian Church in Albany, N.Y.

«Yesterday Syracuse Democrats voted in our primary election selecting Juanita Perez Williams as our candidate for Mayor, Vanessa Bogan, Derrek Thomas, and James Cecile as our candidates for city court judge, and Latoya Allen in the fourth council district,» Miner said.

Even a number of county chairmen who are backing Trump wanted the state party to hold off to give the rank - and - file Republicans the chance to vote in the primary in April 19 without «the establishment telling them what to do,» the source said.

Albany County District Attorney David Soares speaks to reporters after voting in the primary at Community United Methodist Church on Thursday Sept. 13, 2012 in Slingerlands, NY.

The big problem is, of course, that lots or maybe most Republicans who actually vote in primaries and caucuses view the current situaton differently.

But Dilan, a former city councilman who aggressively defends the work that Lopez did, said locals will ultimately recognize his work when voting in the primary race on Sept. 9, pointing to state funds for affordable housing and support for women's rights.

Even though he won a higher percentage, Trump won half as many raw votes in the primary as Clinton, securing 525,000 to her 1 million.

Voter registration: Voters had to register to vote in the primary by June 1, 2012.

But he may also be serving his final Senate term, thanks to his failure to secure a majority vote in the primary earlier this month against state Sen. Chris McDaniel.

Teachout got votes in the primary from rural, upstate voters too, what I call Farmers Market Democrats.

«The point of this poll is to get a realistic sense of where the race stands among people likely to vote in the primary next year.»

He would abolish quotas, let independents vote in primaries, and eliminate caucuses, which magnify the influence of dedicated activists over regular voters.

Governor Cuomo got 70 percent of the Erie County vote in his primary with Zephyr Teachout, and despite the loss in the Kennedy - Grant race Poloncarz thinks Zellner had a very good Primary Night.

For federal elections, data - driven campaigns get two data points on voting behavior every two years: whether someone voted in a primary (and which one) and whether they voted in the general election.

I encourage those eligible to take a few moments to register, then vote in the primaries to exercise their rights this election season.»

If a non-member gets to vote in a primary what on earth is the point of being a member?

«Especially for people who never vote in primaries, they may not remember when they registered, what their party was when they registered and they think I'm a Democrat, I'm a Republican, I always vote that way,» Czarny said.

(Bloomberg's report notes 20 out of 25 states that require party affiliation to vote in primaries allow for changes within 30 days of Election Day; only New York requires voters to wait more than a year to vote in a party primary after changing party affiliations).

Asked by Fox News this morning about the NY1 report that he skipped voting in primary elections for 21 years, the real estate magnate and potential 2012 GOP contender replied:

We should better ensure that a new agenda will be pursued whereby every member will have the opportunity to vote in the primary so that it will be more representative of the thinking of party members which ordinarily it supposed to be than when you have a handful of people who turned opportunists overnight and could not see any objective than maximising their returns.»

He encouraged people to vote in the primaries while seeking to manage expectations, warning that the turnout will not be representative of New York's Democrats.

But a Boston Globe survey released over the weekend also suggests that nearly three out of four people likely to vote in the primary say they are undecided, or are learning towards a candidate but could change their minds.

Albany County District Attorney David Soares votes in the primary at Community United Methodist Church on Thursday Sept. 13, 2012 in Slingerlands, N.Y. (Philip Kamrass / Times Union)

ALBANY — New Yorkers who like voting in primaries are in luck.

While much smaller than the Democratic and Republican parties, third parties have active registered voters, and opening presidential primaries to allow any voter to vote in any primary regardless of party affiliation could be detrimental to these minor parties.

Ginsburg, a registered Democrat in the District, regularly votes in primaries, even casting an absentee ballot in the 2006 midterm contest.

The two candidates who receive the most votes in the primary will run on the Democratic Party line against the Republican and other candidates in the general election, on Nov. 7.

According to a press release March 28, registered military voters can use a newly - developed Blockchain platform for mobile voting in the Primary Elections from March 23 until polling day May 8.

Justice Okon Abang, in a judgment on Monday ordered the Independent National Electoral Commission to immediately issue a certificate of return to the plaintiff, Uche Ogah, who polled the second highest number of votes in the primary.

«But since Tuesday, I have been inundated with calls, e-mails and text messages by Republicans who didn't vote in the primary and by Democrats, Independents and unaffiliated voters who support me and want the opportunity to vote for me.

The Vermont native, a virtual unknown, won one - hird of total Democratic votes in that primary.

Deacon easily won three of the counties, but Kingson emerged victorious in Wayne County where only about 500 of more than 13,000 Democrats voted in the primary election.

So converting all that «online support» into voting might not only be difficult in just getting people to show up, it might also be difficult in that even if they show up they might not be able to vote in a primary in some states.

Ms. Teachout and her running mate for lieutenant governor, Tim Wu, a Columbia University law professor, talked about winning over the small number of Democrats who actually vote in primaries.

I honestly thought that it was a nationwide law that 17 - year - olds could vote in their primaries as long as they turn 18 by November election day.

During the Congressional primary election in June, roughly 300 Republicans in the village of Ballston Spa in Saratoga County should have had a chance to vote in the primary race between Matt Doheny and Kellie Greene.

But turnout was low, with 437,517 people voting in the primary, or less than 14 percent of 3.1 million active Democratic voters.

Albany County District Attorney David Soares signs in to vote in the primary at Community United Methodist Church on Thursday Sept. 13, 2012 in Slingerlands, N.Y. (Philip Kamrass / Times Union)

Families That Can is organizing parents to come out to vote in the primary on March 5 and to spread the word to their families and friends about the importance of this school board election.