Sentences with phrase «touted last election»

While it is just as powerful, it's also the polar opposite of what President Obama touted last election.

Not exact matches

During the last cycle, she help raise more than $ 1 million for other congressional hopefuls and then touted the role she had played in an «historic election for women» that saw a record number of female candidates running — and winning — seats in Washington.

Mr. Storobin performed strongly in Orthodox Jewish neighborhoods in last Tuesday's election, and, during the campaign, he touted his roots in Boro Park and Midwood, which will become the core of the new district, so he likely sees his electoral prospects differently than Mr. Brook - Krasny.

ALBANY — The «blue wave» that Democrats have touted since their victories in last Tuesday's elections accounted for a nearly 7 - point uptick in the party's performance throughout most of the state.

Democrats are touting former Rep. Brad Schneider's polling numbers and money advantages compared to incumbent Rep. Robert J. Dold, R - Ill., as their general election rematch for Illinois's 10th District begins in earnest following last month's primary.

Had we gone ahead with Jenkins» AV +, then the progressive majority that exists in the country would have been translated into the election results and the progressive rainbow coalition touted last May that was a nice - but - impossible idea would have been entirely workable.

> then the progressive majority that exists in the country would have been translated into the election results and the progressive rainbow coalition touted last May that was a nice - but - impossible idea would have been entirely workable.

And there are some other Holyrood players being touted: James Kelly, Scottish Labour's business manager, for example, who has spent a decade before the parliamentary mast, but was in charge of the party's Scottish election campaign last year when they came in third behind the Tories.

Speaking publicly for the first time since the election, outgoing EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy last week touted her agency's regulation - based approach to environmental protection — perhaps anticipating scrutiny those measures may get from the incoming Trump administration.