Sentences with phrase «want voters in her district»

«While she will still be on the ballot paper as a Ukip candidate we want voters in her district to realise that she is not representing the party and the people of east Sussex,» said a spokesperson.

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If her question is placed on the November ballot and enough voters are in favor of dissolving the district, Fiddyment and other like - minded Gurnee residents plan to ask the voters in the March primary if they want to re-establish a park district.

The district wants to build a park on the property, a plan voters approved in a 2002 referendum.

Two hotly debated «pass the pool» referendum measures were sunk in 1997 by voters who did not want higher property taxes to pay for a proposed multimillion - dollar family aquatic center on Park District land at Hunt Club Park on Hunt Club Road.

In Oak Brook, park district officials want voters «opinions on a proposed $ 14 million facility on 14 acres just north of Central Park.

It may sound cliché, but if Gates Republican Mark Assini wants to do something no one has been able to do in nearly 30 years — defeat veteran Democratic Rep. Louise Slaughter — he'll have to convince the voters of New York's 25th Congressional District they meet that definition.

If only of course the 34th were a «liberal» district as opposed to a relatively conservative district for NYC — maybe you think the other voters of the 34th might want a say in who represents them?

If there's one thing Democratic former Rep. Brad Schneider wants voters in Illinois» 10th District to know, it's that incumbent Rep. Robert J. Dold has sided with Republicans in Congress.

The WFP had released the robocall's results, showing Democratic voters by a majority in each district of the eight IDC lawmakers want their senators to return to the mainline Democratic fold.

A stunning 52.3 percent of the registered voters in Kogi West Senatorial District want their Senator, Dino Melaye, recalled from the Senate

Former Mayor Ed Koch bucked his own party in endorsing Republican Bob Turner Monday and not state Assemblyman David Weprin (D - Little Neck) to replace former U.S. Rep. Anthony Weiner in September's special election, saying he wanted to «send a message» to President Barack Obama that voters in the district disapprove of his policy toward Israel.

The House members also want to appeal to New York's moderate Republican and Democratic voters, and independents who help decide elections in swing districts like Katko's in the Syracuse area.

Babinec has pledged to caucus with House Republicans if elected and a majority of the voters polled in the district want the GOP to retain control of the House of Representatives.

UPPER MANHATTAN — On their last full day of campaigning, the leading candidates for the 13th Congressional District seat tried to convince voters in Upper Manhattan and the Bronx that experience was the factor they should use to decide who they want to be their representative.

King also has been critical of the most vocal of his opponents, and says what he hears in the district are voters who want to give Trump a chance.

«We've experienced a groundswell of support from voters across the district who are tired of the same old phony promises from both parties about creating jobs — they want a real plan and real action,» said Babinec in a statement.

Just over half of voters polled in the district, 51 percent, want to see Republicans retain control of the House of Representatives.

In seven other cases, the districts took a straw poll and found that voters did not want the consolidation, and in four other proposed mergers, some district residents initially expressed interest, but the mergers ultimately failed at the pollIn seven other cases, the districts took a straw poll and found that voters did not want the consolidation, and in four other proposed mergers, some district residents initially expressed interest, but the mergers ultimately failed at the pollin four other proposed mergers, some district residents initially expressed interest, but the mergers ultimately failed at the polls.

«I firmly believe elections are for the voters, and I want to give the voters in this district a real choice in for the Assembly,» she said, while standing among a small group of supporters, many of them family and friends.

«Not only do I want the Bronx and voters in the 33rd district to have a Senate Senator they can be proud of, but I want New York State to have the best, most accountable legislature in the country,» said Nunez in a statement released by New Roosevelt.

But if that same party wants to have a legislative candidate on the ballot in November, the number of voters within that legislative district to choose that party's primary ballot can be as high as 130 voters, i.e., over twenty times as high as the test for statewide candidates.

«I think the voters in the North District were dissatisfied with the makeup of the current board and they wanted a change,» Jay said.

Steve Williams» campaign for the Democratic nomination in New York's 24th Congressional District race is in its infancy, but the Syracuse attorney and ex-U.S. Navy prosecutor knows what message he wants to deliver to voters over the next 12 months.

But, Lake's poll found, that's not what voters in those districts actually want.

LA Mayor's Race: How the Candidates Stand on Your Issues Even though the mayor doesn't have any direct authority over the Los Angeles Unified School District, many voters said they want the next major to play a role in education.

School board members and superintendents appearing before the Assembly education committee questioned why Republicans want to inject themselves in local affairs during a public hearing on a bill that would prohibit school districts from bringing a failed referendum back to voters for two years.

Other changes in the bill will allow voters in school districts with a surplus of education money to determine via a referendum if they want to cut property taxes.

First, concerns were raised about the omission of recreational program budgets in the equity calculations; lawmakers were also worried that there was no consideration for districts having to go through «truth in taxation» hearings with voters who may be overly sensitive to recent property tax increases; finally, policymakers wanted an extended period of time of 1, possibly 2 more years to allow for the necessary levies to occur to pay for such changes.

Even when 52 percent of voters want a Democratic House, antiquated winner - take - all voting in single - winner districts leads to Republicans holding 57 percent of seats.