Same goes for how female candidates talk about their candidacies.
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Several Democrats have already declared their candidacies to unseat her.
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"There are so many candidacies, so many leaders," he said.
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Here are five celebrities who have already announced their candidacies.
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None of the three have yet formally declared their candidacies.
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Their candidacies were uncontested but needed to win a majority vote.
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Even so, to many Colombians the FARC's candidacies are an outrage.
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Mike Huckabee, a Republican, both dropped their candidacies after faring poorly.
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Frenchman Alain Lamassoure and Mairead McGuinness of Ireland declared their candidacies.
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Several opposition candidates have also registered their candidacies for the Dec.
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The political geography of third-party presidential candidacies bears spelling out.
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The 2018 midterms have become a big deal for historic candidacies.
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Probably the only honest rationale for their candidacies is, Who knows?
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But squabbles with Klobuchar threatened to diminish both of their candidacies.
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Interestingly, Biden and O'Rourke have yet to even announce their candidacies.
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That means drawing a clear line between their candidacies and Warren's.
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It's a subtle but key distinction beginning to frame their dueling candidacies.
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It's coming back into prominence in 2020 with the candidacies of Sens.
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John Hickenlooper appeared on Fox in January before officially announcing their candidacies.
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But that doesn't mean that their candidacies will vanish without a trace.
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Against this backdrop, more candidates are trying their hand at independent candidacies.
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Arnold Mooney — to announce candidacies for the 2020 Republican nomination in Alabama.
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Why are so many candidates considering candidacies so late in the race?
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Leadership Obama and Clinton made somewhat different cases for their own candidacies.
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At least six candidates of various political backgrounds have announced their candidacies.
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They could easily self-fund, a la Trump, their late-blooming candidacies.
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Their candidacies will inspire other folks to run, too — it's a snowball effect.
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Dahlin was also concerned about the dwindling candidacies for the 2026 Winter Olympics.
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On to New Hampshire, and a contest that will end several more candidacies.
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Likely voters are also largely negative toward Clinton and Trump's candidacies, pollsters reported.
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And both have used conspiracy theories to dismiss glaring issues with their candidacies.
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Candidates have until Wednesday afternoon to file their candidacies with the electoral commission.
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Their candidacies increase the possibility that the primaries will not produce a nominee.
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Both DeMaio and Issa launched their candidacies before Hunter eventually announced his resignation.
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But without the glue of presidential candidacies, the new congress may be unruly.
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But all three bids face major obstacles that could potentially end their candidacies.
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Bernie Sanders, Cory Booker, and Elizabeth Warren for lengthy asides about their potential candidacies.
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The absence of these connections is a crucial element of insurgent candidacies like Trump's.
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Six women — so far — have declared their candidacies for the Democratic nomination in 24.5.
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Those candidacies can't solely be credited to a whiplash response to the 2016 election.
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Multiple scenarios -- from expulsion to write-in candidacies to holding hearings -- have been raised.
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A record number of Democrats have already or are about to declare their candidacies.
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Scores, if not hundreds, have abandoned their candidacies out of fear for their lives.
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The senators are longtime friends and have been publicly supportive of each other's candidacies.
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Rinse and repeat, with the ultimate result being an end to these other candidacies.
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National service proposals, though, have been a mainstay of Democratic political candidacies for years.
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Only the top finishers in Iowa's February caucuses will likely survive to continue their candidacies.
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Making debates means your candidacy has a pulse, which apparently many Democratic candidacies don't have.
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During her candidacies for office, Reagan developed a passion for fair, accurate and efficient elections.
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A few critical factors helped buffer Murphy in the face of the twin insurgent candidacies.
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Neither the Willkie nor the Trump candidacies has destroyed the GOP, but both disrupted it.
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Also, my personal experience proves for me that newcomer candidacies like his contain intriguing possibilities.
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Other world powers and emerging countries are expected to submit their candidacies by the deadline.
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All candidacies need to be approved by the powerful Guardian Council, which checks all applicants.
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Mr. Haddad says party leaders hope that once the candidacies are officially registered on Aug.
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Long-shot candidacies need to continue to surge forward with unexpected results to overcome doubts.
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In Nevada, Senator Bernie Sanders, Tom Steyer and Pete Buttigieg are pitching their candidacies in Spanish.
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Sanders and O'Rourke have yet to declare their candidacies, while Warren announced her bid in December.
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Rand Paul and Ted Cruz have also used paid Snapchat advertising to boost their presidential candidacies.
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All have declared their presidential candidacies except for Schultz, who is still weighing an independent bid.
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There was a lot of hope riding on the candidacies of Andrew Gillum and Stacey Abrams.
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Those candidacies were fueled by those who felt exploited by and outcast from the political haves.
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At this point there is no longer a rationale for the candidacies of New York Sen.
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All have declared their presidential candidacies except for Schultz, who may be weighing an independent bid.
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Their candidacies were more based on what they were not: not from San Francisco, not liberal.
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In sum, New York, despite its reputation, is where insurgent candidacies have come to die. Why?
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In sum, New York, despite its reputation, is where insurgent candidacies have come to die. Why?
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Some youthful candidacies have fizzled amid the realization that others may, in fact, be more qualified.
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The Goldwater and Eugene McCarthy/George McGovern/Robert F. Kennedy candidacies drove the parties further apart.
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They kept to that nonaggression pact throughout the night, to the benefit of both their candidacies.
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Minnesota, Washington, Tampa Bay, Atlanta, Detroit and Green Bay all improved their postseason candidacies with victories.
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As for the other also-rans, there seems to be less incentive to end their candidacies.
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Their candidacies developed essential political infrastructure, an effort that fell by the wayside during the Obama era.
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Candidates weighing presidential candidacies typically pay visits to the state well before they formally enter the race.
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By the close of registration on Wednesday evening, more than two dozen candidates had filed their candidacies.
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The list featured 17 men, most of whom built their candidacies long before becoming Mets—Roberto Alomar!
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This looks likely to produce one of the most disliked and unpropitious candidacies in American political history.
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"We will not change the rules of the race", he said, when asked about last-minute candidacies.
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Clinton will be able to win over the constituencies that have been most resistant to their candidacies.
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If their candidacies have merit and substance, they should have enough confidence to continue and fight on.
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OpenSecrets doesn't yet have data on Tom Steyer and Joe Sestak, who declared their candidacies more recently.
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The outcome of this neighborhood bar brawl in New England could seriously damage one of their candidacies.
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Then Emerge, and training groups like it, began supporting and developing that interest into full-fledged candidacies.
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The GOP primary already has three contenders, while multiple Democrats are still weighing whether to launch candidacies.
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Running for president, Mr. Trump jiu-jitsued facts that would have ended other candidacies into selling points.
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Both women face tough challenges from Sanders in their home states, and defeats could end their candidacies.
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Biden's support from black voters seriously handicapped the presidential candidacies of the two black presidential candidates, Sens.
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Strom Thurmond in 1948 and George Wallace in 1968 staged independent candidacies founded on overtly racial appeals.
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Rokita and Messer started sparring with one another in the spring, even before they announced their candidacies.
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Ron DeSantis (R-Fla.), businessman Todd Wilcox and real estate developer Carlos Beruff have declared their candidacies.
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And candidates who are good-looking, candid and great communicators tend to create excitement for their candidacies.
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Presidential campaigns often have breakout stars of the summer whose candidacies are tested anew in the fall.
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Why it matters: Several Democrats are expected to announce their 2020 candidacies in the next several weeks. Sen.
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Their candidacies will either break out or be broken by the Iowa caucuses less than nine months away.
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Both their candidacies, which are barely registering in Iowa polls, depend on a strong result in the caucuses.
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Realignments of party and ideology come from organized groups of activists rather than media-centered candidacies and presidencies.
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Wherever Donald J. Trump and Bernie Sanders end up, their candidacies represent a major shift in American politics.
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Countries should have a chance to reject those whose candidacies are so severely compromised, as they did today.
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They want to harness the energy of the grassroots that is powering the candidacies of Trump and Sen.
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Already, their candidacies have not only transformed their own races, but they've also affected the broader political landscape.
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And your candidacies will only enable and inflame the exact populist movement you are so desperate to quash.
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Advocating for revolutionary policies and the ability to meet the young on social media has buoyed his candidacies.
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Nick J. Mosby (D) — are considering candidacies or have already voiced an intention to run, The Post reports.
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Political analysts point to a variety of reasons third-party candidacies tend to flounder in the United States.
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Now, amid significant interest in their novel candidacies, some state lawmakers are clamoring to reform the eligibility process.
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"Normal" candidacies in this political climate, he said, are too easily conflated with celebrity and rely on fame.
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Some candidates are bumping into hard financial and logistical facts that will spell the end of their candidacies.
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While President Trump may have sparked some of their candidacies, he is not why they are candidates today.
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Aside from Boston, the cities of Rome, Budapest and Hamburg, Germany, withdrew their candidacies for the 2024 Games.
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On cable news, Sanders topped the leaderboard along with Beto O'Rourke for mentions after they announced their candidacies.
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The other complication lies in the candidacies of the Green Party's Jill Stein and the Libertarian Party's Gary Johnson.
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Both discomfort four in 10 Americans at this stage, while roughly one in four feel positively about their candidacies.
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Diane Black is running for governor, plan to seize on the anti-Washington fervor to hopefully sink their candidacies.
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Multiple scenarios -- from expulsion to write-in candidacies to holding hearings -- were brought up in the halls of Congress.
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The rest of the contenders are desperate for a standout moment that sets their candidacies on a new trajectory.
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Yang, with a quarter recognition, as well as other issue-based candidacies like the climate-based appeal of Gov.
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They shouldn't get to cherry pick their public utterances by strategically deleting tweets they regret before announcing their candidacies.
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Even though McGovern and Clinton didn't win, their candidacies are instructive on why Iowa and New Hampshire are important.
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Both men are considering a presidential run but only one of their potential candidacies seems to be taken seriously.
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Presumably these delegates would favor the more traditional, mainstream candidacies and not ideologues or those calling for a revolution.
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Most political candidacies — especially for president — are lost even before they start, and Warren could not overcome that axiom.
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That's because the Democratic field has shrunk considerably since more than two dozen candidates announced their candidacies in 2019.
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That will give them more opportunities to make the case for their candidacies — and to draw contrasts with others.
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Weakness among these same constituencies is also leaving the candidacies of Warren, Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar gasping for air.
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Biden and Booker still have super PACs supporting their candidacies, despite the candidates' attempts to distance themselves from them.
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As Mr. Fillon has plummeted in the polls, the presidential race has unexpectedly opened up to two maverick candidacies.
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Both — as Hillary Clinton did in 2016 — have the advantage of being known quantities when they announced their candidacies.
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Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii, and spiritual author Marianne Williamson have announced their candidacies for the 2020 Democratic nomination. Sen.
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Sanders and Warren have also used the liberal plans to elevate their candidacies at critical moments in their campaigns.
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An earlier version of a chart with this article incorrectly described the candidacies of Bernie Sanders and Amy Klobuchar.
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The point is to delegitimize their candidacies by emphasizing to supporters that these two Cuban-Americans just aren't like us.
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Throughout the country, women are waging candidacies that could help increase the number of female elected officials at all levels.
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Politicians were often forced to respond to stories that emerged in this space from the moment their candidacies became clear.
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Local referendums have also killed off many bids or planned candidacies, including in Switzerland, Germany, Austria and Canada among others.
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Rye Barcott, who served in the Marines, founded the group, which focuses on candidacies for the U.S. House of Representatives.
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In a way, the incident is therefore a gauge of the relative strengths of Mr Trump's and Mrs Clinton's candidacies.
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In this cycle, he would face a field of high-profile Democrats who have already announced their candidacies, including Sens.
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But "independent candidacies are here to stay in Mexico," Janine Otalora Malassis, president of the electoral court, said on Friday.
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Regardless of who won in relative terms, both clearly succeeded in making the most compelling case for their respective candidacies.
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"Candidacies need to have a level of originality and ambition," said Pete Buttigieg, the young mayor of South Bend, Ind.
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Usually it was confined to the margins—failed candidacies like that of Pat Buchanan—or to the utterances of intellectuals.
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Cory Booker and former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Julián Castro, both of whom have now ended their candidacies.
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The Iowa caucuses are at once both quaint and globally significant, with a singular power to elevate, or deflate, candidacies.
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All are aware that where they finish in Iowa will almost certainly determine the trajectory of their candidacies going forward.
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Wade | Dems threaten to subpoena Juul MORE (I-Vt.), have made health care reform a key part of their candidacies.
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Be honest — these two people, who you hadn't heard of before they announced their candidacies, have pulled off amazing feats.
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Remember that Trump has talked about running for president for three decades, but his candidacies have gone nowhere — until now.
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The President strayed off script several times, touching on topics ranging from Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh, the candidacies of Sen.
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Because we genuinely believe that Warren and Sanders in the race makes both of their candidacies -- and the ultimate nominee -- stronger.
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He distanced himself from a wealth tax on the richest Americans, a focal point of Ms. Warren and Mr. Sanders candidacies.
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They weighed up the candidacies of Trump and Clinton and concluded, on balance, that one represented change and the other continuity.
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"I think he is doing this to discourage candidacies from inside the government, or close to the government," Mr. Almeida said.
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And they are riffing, really, on the example set by Trump himself: that joke candidacies can be laced with serious potential.
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All the insiders involved with these latter-day candidacies believe themselves to be much more electorally savvy than they actually are.
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Why are candidacies backed by liberal white women the favored storyline over Biden's durable lead buoyed by unwavering African American support?
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"This nominee should withdraw, because similar conduct forced Obama nominees and Clinton nominees to withdraw their candidacies," Murphy said in a statement.
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In the past few years Belarus, Iran, Sri Lanka, Sudan and Syria have failed to be elected or have withdrawn their candidacies.
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"I think many of the women's candidacies in 2018 may have a longer influence in inspiring other women to run," she said.
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The candidacies of both Clemens and Bonds have been controversial due to suspicions they used illegal performance-enhancing drugs during their careers.
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The constitutional court, to which Kabila this month appointed two loyalists, would rule on their eligibility once they have submitted their candidacies.
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The male front runners have soft leads and a woman could easily charge into the vacuum if either of their candidacies falter.
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Mr. Trump's candidacy is similar to Mr. Paladino's in some crucial ways: Both are businessmen and political outsiders who ran insurgent candidacies.
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As we argued in court last fall, the Constitution does not allow officials to set election rules to favor their own candidacies.
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Some Democrats, especially those who have less national name recognition and are closer to announcing their candidacies, have been even more assertive.
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And he closed by striking the kind of populist tone that propelled the unlikely candidacies of both Trump and Sanders in 2016.
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Today's GOP base seems to want a bit of brimstone, to judge by the ascendant candidacies of Donald Trump and Ted Cruz.
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As many as two dozen Democrats are eager to challenge Trump as their party's nominee; about 10 have already declared their candidacies.
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And Ross Douthat argues that insurgent candidacies aid American democracy by shaking up a political system dominated by two stultified major parties.
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Despite the urgent and dramatic moral claims of both of their candidacies — Mr. Kerry's call to end an unjust war and Mrs.
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History shows us that independent candidacies are forged and feed by the fires of the primaries, not the size of ones wallet.
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But as the current resident of the White House can attest, unorthodox candidacies can resonate in ways more traditional ones simply cannot.
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Personnel is policy Despite what seems like an explosion of new candidacies and ideas, it's still very early in the 2020 cycle.
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Not only could it backfire on their own candidacies, but it also could be seen as weakening the party's chances of beating Trump.
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The two candidacies were backed by the ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party, which has a outright majority in both chambers of parliament.
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Amber Tamblyn said it's "monumental" that multiple women have already announced their candidacies in the 2020 elections and she's excited to support them.
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Iowa offers only a small number of delegates, but the predominately white, rural state historically is where candidacies take off - or sometimes founder.
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Neither took Iowa too seriously in the past few days, so they won't see their own vote as a verdict on their candidacies.
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In the past half century, Massachusetts has launched the failed candidacies of a string of presidential hopefuls (Romney, Kerry, Dukakis, Tsongas, Ted Kennedy).
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If he decides to run, he would face a crowded field of high-profile Democrats who have already announced their candidacies, including Sens.
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The two male front runners have soft leads and a woman could easily charge into the vacuum if either of their candidacies falter.
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New York businessman and former gubernatorial candidate Carl Paladino and Erie County Comptroller Stefan Mychajliw both tweeted out their candidacies that same day.
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Mr. Biden and Mr. Sanders may be leading in national polls, but their candidacies did not meaningfully come up in the first debate.
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By making it their signature political issue, they will, at least, draw attention to the issue and could propel their dark-horse candidacies.
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It's also quite possible that the vice presidential nominee would be chosen at the convention — perhaps as a means of merging competing candidacies.
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The televised debates are seen as key ways for candidates to connect with voters and to both boost and sustain their candidacies. Sen.
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Serafin Mariel, the fund's chairman, has donated to the candidacies of the former Bronx borough president Adolfo Carrión Jr., campaign finance records show.
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They appear to have been invested in the establishment candidacies of the Bush and Clinton families for as long as they have served.
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It doesn't matter that they say they want to tax the rich if elected, because the simple fact of their candidacies is wrong.
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"We think we're well in line with Rand Paul's way of thinking, their candidacies are very much the same," Beach told The Hill.
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Prior to Perot's bid, third party presidential candidacies were typically born from an electoral schism in one or both of the major parities.
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Since 2016, Trump has successfully angered millions of voters, especially women, who have been mobilizing in support of Democratic House and Senate candidacies.
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Kamala Harris all but declared their candidacies last week, after visits to crucial early-primary states and news stories floating potential 217 runs.
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In nearly 30 in-depth interviews, voters in these economically depressed areas shared an unmistakable fascination with Trump and Sanders and their offbeat candidacies.
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By "splitting the vote," Stein was referring to a belief she said many Democrats have that third party candidacies bolster those they most oppose.
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He's used his position in the House to recruit and support veteran candidacies with his PAC, which contributed $4.3 million in last year's midterms.
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The rivals battled it out at a two-hour prime-time event on CNN that exposed fundamental differences in their candidacies and campaign styles.
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Because of this, the policy is seen as actively restricting the candidacies of women and people of color, prompting backlash from numerous progressive groups.
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The perspective comes with the 2020 presidential election season already underway and nearly a dozen Democrats declaring their candidacies to challenge Trump, including Sens.
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Social media, which is in some ways an equalizer, may keep candidacies alive for longer than they may have previously have been able to.
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Ms. Park's cautionary statement came on the same day that South Korean politicians started registering their candidacies for parliamentary elections slated for April 13.
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The media, political consultants and other observers immediately compared Zuckerberg's trips to speaking tours that presidential hopefuls often embark on before announcing their candidacies.
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Yes, two white men are the highest-polling Democrats in early 2020 rankings, despite the fact that both have yet to announce their candidacies.
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At least two other Republicans — Representative Bradley Byrne and Tommy Tuberville, a former Auburn University football coach — have announced candidacies for the Senate nomination.
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In Chicago, the Party establishment voted down a peace plank and turned back the popular antiwar candidacies of Senators Eugene McCarthy and George McGovern.
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The candidacies of Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump (controversial as he is) appeal to voters precisely because they arrived from outside the party apparatus.
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Other opposition leaders, including two whose presidential candidacies were rejected by the constitutional court, continue to back Fayulu, weakening their chances of beating Shadary.
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Across gender lines, women candidates spoke more than men on average — a sign of how dominant both Warren and Harris's candidacies continue to be.
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The candidacies of Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton respectively promised to bring "Leaders, for a Change" (1976) and "For People, for a Change" (1992).
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Both Lee, a former education nonprofit executive, and Sherrill, a former Navy helicopter pilot, highlighted their Trump-leaning districts in letters announcing their candidacies.
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"When we've talked about third-party candidacies, they tended to be Trump-like people from the outside, who don't have the infrastructure," Kang said.
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And perhaps they could bask in the early declaration of a primary victory that just might strengthen their candidacies in the rest of New Hampshire.
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All told, more than a dozen Democratic candidates with science backgrounds have announced their candidacies for Congress or are expected to in the coming months.
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He has to reckon, too, with the failed candidacies of every third-party candidate, from Theodore Roosevelt in 1912 to H. Ross Perot in 1992.
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When the words "exploratory committee" flick across your Twitter stream or TV screen, it means two things: Presidential candidacies have become a two-step dance.
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It even finds it difficult to answer basic questions of how the rules it writes apply in situations outside of the two major party candidacies.
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Jobbik's Gabor Vona told a news conference he would sack the vice chairs at the congress where he will have a veto over their candidacies.
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The 62-year-old former hedge fund manager from San Francisco is not well-known beyond political circles, however, and most self-funded candidacies fail.
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Despite improved attitudes and laws, people with disabilities in Japan can still suffer from stigma and shame, another reason supporters see the candidacies as vital.
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The highly publicized candidacies of Democratic socialists such as Alexandria Ocasio Cortez and Cynthia Nixon surely will drive many centrist voters out of the party.
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There are real policy differences between liberal, centrist and socialist Democrats, but the labels make it harder for individual candidates to advance their candidacies effectively.
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While there is little that is similar between the candidacies of Mr. Romney and Donald J. Trump, the result may end up being the same.
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This makes the Trump phenomenon very different from the Goldwater and McGovern candidacies, which were boosted by pre-existing movements on the right and left.
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Neither Perot nor Buchanan has Trump's charisma, and both their candidacies predated the ability for candidates to circumvent legacy media in getting their message out.
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Other candidates who did not want help from a dedicated super PAC created to help their candidacies are now receiving outside money in other ways.
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The two nominees to file with the FEC or announce their candidacies the latest in a cycle since 1972 also went onto to become president.
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Since that poll was taken, two other people -- former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg and former Massachusetts governor Deval Patrick -- have announced their candidacies.
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He is most similar ideologically with candidates like Biden and South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg and could threaten their candidacies or divide their potential voters.
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Finally, with the deadline to file candidacies approaching, the South Vietnamese military's top brass confronted the impasse, ordering a secret meeting to clear the air.
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The Federal Election Commission's first fundraising snapshot came out Monday, and it shows that money from Silicon Valley's tech leaders is spread across multiple candidacies.
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Jeb Bush of Florida and Donald J. Trump also pounced on Mr. Rubio, whose rising popularity in New Hampshire poses a grave threat to their candidacies.
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It has a network of more than 200 Democratic operatives who have offered to help prospective candidates -- guiding them through launching candidacies, raising money and more.
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Last summer, he was a rank outsider, whose hopes of running defied all French rules about the way presidential candidacies are slow-cooked over the years.
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They're the type who might benefit from the "invisible primary," the period between the time people officially announce their candidacies and when the primaries actually start.
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Lots of people with no base of political support would like to run for president, but they can't, because the media wouldn't take their candidacies seriously.
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Kudlow also said that Moore and Cain are both still in the vetting process, and that "we support" both men's candidacies for the central bank posts.
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And both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump intentionally selected running mates -- Tim Kaine and Mike Pence -- who would not distract too much attention from their candidacies.
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The upper chamber of Poland's parliament, the Senate, has already approved the candidacies of three PiS-backed central bankers: Eugeniusz Gatnar, Marek Chrzanowski and Jerzy Kropiwnicki.
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Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are preparing for their highly anticipated Monday night debate showdown in ways that appear to be as different as their candidacies.
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Hossein Marashi, a reformist politician, told ILNA news agency 3,000 reformists had registered for the election so far but only 30 had seen their candidacies certified.
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The candidacies of Joe Biden and Pete Buttigieg are fueled in large part by Wall Street donors, whose money gets massaged out at closed-door fundraisers.
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Robinson's and Benjamin's candidacies pose a conundrum for Twitter, as well as other social media platforms, which are important tools for political candidates during election cycles.
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Mr. Rogan, the podcast titan and mixed martial arts commentator, boosted the candidacies of Representative Tulsi Gabbard and Andrew Yang before ultimately endorsing Senator Bernie Sanders.
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What do you see as the impact of the surge in women candidacies even if the proportion who get into office ends up being much lower?
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Even the brief gap between the trial court's ruling and the Supreme Court's order left the state in turmoil weeks before the deadline to declare candidacies.
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Their dual candidacies put at the center of the primary this question: Should the United States move to a single-payer system, if so, how quickly?
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New York voters head to the polls on Thursday as an unusual season of primaries, marked by surprise victories and insurgent candidacies, moves to an end.
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"Although the current 2020 frontrunners are mostly septuagenarians, Democratic voters are more likely to voice preference for younger candidacies," said Tyler Sinclair, Morning Consult's vice president.
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Both Democratic and Republican presidential hopefuls began declaring their candidacies in the first half of 28503, kicking off an extended campaign season through Election Day, Nov.
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It's at the core of why people support him and why he has been able to build a movement around his back-to-back presidential candidacies.
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Any candidate needs to start with a base to succeed in politics, and Biden's black support choked off the candidacies of the two African American candidates.
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CNN already counts 12 Democratic candidates for 2020 who have either formed an exploratory committee or have declared their candidacies and are still in the race.
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They also saw in her effort a Democratic Party establishment unwilling to fully back their candidacies, even as black women remain the party's most loyal supporters.
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"I think that the foundation for these candidacies is pretty clear," says David Axelrod, the top political strategist for Obama and a senior CNN political commentator.
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The field of candidates seeking the Democratic nomination is becoming increasingly crowded, with more contenders expected to announce their candidacies in the coming weeks and months.
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Since then, a number of politicians have announced their candidacies and 13 leadership hopefuls are set to take part in a French-language debate on Tuesday evening.
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AARHUS, Denmark (Reuters) - Los Angeles and Paris presented their candidacies for the 2024 Olympics to international sports federations on Tuesday amid confusion over the exact election process.
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Their non-aggression pact has held throughout the early months of the campaign, with both routinely pivoting away from opportunities to draw sharp distinctions between their candidacies.
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The vice presidential candidacies of Maine's Edmund Muskie (1968) and Delaware's Joe Biden (20163, 2012), both political "institutions" in their small home states, serve as perfect examples.
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And, finally, will we feel the impact of women's candidacies even if they don't make it to office or will they have been flashes in the pan?
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It probably won't do him much good but Swalwell exposed the generational gap in the Biden and Sanders candidacies that the younger Democratic presidential contenders could exploit.
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Recent history has shown that Republicans experience mixed results when they tie their candidacies to Trump, who is among the most controversial presidents of the modern era.
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But in the last forum before the critical primaries in Florida and Ohio, the Republican presidential contenders all gave powerful signals of where their candidacies are headed.
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Their candidacies come during a consequential election for the state, which recently approved a redistricting plan after its Supreme Court found political gerrymandering violated the state constitution.
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He also mounted four unsuccessful political campaigns as a Democrat between 1992 and 2001, including candidacies for mayor of San Diego and a House seat in Congress.
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At roughly this point in their respective candidacies, John Kerry led George W. Bush, and George H.W. Bush led Bill Clinton in Gallup's head-to-head polls.
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An enrolled Democrat, she nonetheless supported the candidacies of Rudolph W. Giuliani and two other mayors originally elected as Republicans, John V. Lindsay and Michael R. Bloomberg.
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George W. Bush in 2000, Mr. Obama in 2008 and Hillary Clinton in 2016 all revived their candidacies in the state after losing decisively in New Hampshire.
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Neither Ms. Klobuchar nor Mr. Buttigieg has reached double digits in any Nevada polls, but a lot has changed for their candidacies in the past few weeks.
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A handful of candidates have seen improvements in their favorability numbers since December, and nearly all of those had announced their candidacies in between the two polls.
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The fact that several state Republican parties around the country have made it clear they have no intention of holding primaries compounds the difficulty of their candidacies.
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MORE and Todd Rokita formally filed paperwork to drop their House candidacies Friday morning, less than an hour after Trump announced his vice presidential pick on Twitter.
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Utah's Republican governor on Friday argued for scrapping the current presidential primary schedule, suggesting that it could be prematurely killing the candidacies of the best White House contenders.
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Georgia Democrats have drawn from this playbook many times, including the failed candidacies of Michelle Nunn for Senate and Jason Carter's own failure at a run for governor.
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It only means that other Democratic politicians have to learn how to make their own candidacies speak as clearly to the collective interests of blacks as Obama's did.
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Last summer he was still considered an outsider whose hopes of running for president defied all French rules about the way candidacies are slow-cooked over the years.
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Both Trump and Clinton have fought bitterly for months to keep their rivals at bay, each slogging through primary contests that exposed vulnerabilities in their candidacies and campaigns.
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Candidates have also had to gear their candidacies to appeal to a national audience, rather than focusing solely on voters in Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada and South Carolina.
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Though many major newspapers have editorialized about the FEC's legendary dysfunction, it remains underfunded and unable to prevent much of the two-party hazing of minor party candidacies.
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The rare candidacies are a highly visible sign of changing attitudes toward disabled people in a country where they have long been encouraged to stay in the shadow.
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Romney's story is not unique, and the impact on Republican candidacies in 2018 could be a huge boon to Democrats as they seek to regain control of Congress.
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Delegates who are running as Trump supporters say the media is particularly intrigued by their candidacies, with reporters often looking to them for details about Trump's ground game.
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Several Republicans have announced their candidacies for the seat, including businessman David Richter, defense contractor program manager Brian Fitzherbert, and former Trump administration Social Security official Bob Patterson.
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The Security Council chose Mr. Guterres, a former prime minister of Portugal, to be the next Secretary General, dismissing the candidacies of seven women and five other men.
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It was the first major poll since candidacies were officially registered last week, but it did not provide results for the likely scenario of a race without Lula.
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However, it also appears that they continue to make strides through the evolution of the Hall of Fame electorate, with newly eligible voters inclined to back their candidacies.
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In the long run, Mr. Sanders's slight financial edge over Ms. Warren in the quarter is unlikely to make a major difference in the perceptions of their candidacies.
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Mobilizing that support a year before the primary season produces the kind of voter alienation and angst that has traditionally fueled past independent candidacies is a daunting task.
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A spate of attacks in France and the threat of further ones across Europe have spooked the continent, casting doubt over the Olympic candidacies of Paris and Rome.
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This is the first presidential race in the past half-century in which two staunchly left-wing candidates have mounted viable, top-tier candidacies for the Democratic nomination.
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And the unsuccessful candidacies of previous high-profile businesswomen such as Meg Whitman and Carly Fiorina illustrate the up-hill battle involved with entering politics from the outside.
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And unlike pop culture, where the musicians don't stop their campaigns, when candidates like O'Rourke or Kamala Harris end their candidacies, the fandom comes to a sudden halt.
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Approaching the point of no return — the deadline for filing their candidacies — the news from Pennsylvania is more likely to sway them to the sweet comforts of retirement.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, Senator Kirsten Gillibrand of New York and Ms. Harris each had drawn money from at least 2300,83 online donors ahead of their candidacies.
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Megan Jones, a Nevada-based Democratic consultant who advised Kamala Harris' presidential campaign, said it is possible that Biden or Warren could revive their candidacies in the caucuses.
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They also want to prove they can generate enthusiasm among black voters for their candidacies in the November general election against President Donald Trump, the presumed Republican nominee.
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Names being bandied about as late entrants include Hillary Clinton and John Kerry -- trusted voices of the pragmatic politics that the candidacies of Warren and Sanders are openly rejecting.
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In a lengthy Facebook post recently, Sasse rejected both the candidacies of presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton and Trump, saying that he would seek a third option in November.
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This feels to me like the argument that has been at the center of both your '08 and '16 candidacies and that you have had the most trouble making.
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Both papers have large audiences in southern New Hampshire, the first-in-the-nation primary state where Kasich and Christie are hoping for strong performances to buoy their candidacies.
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And while both those candidacies reveal a healthy and deep-seated rejection of establishment politics, the electoral choices that people are being offered, in my view, are not enough.
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But from that moment on, Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders tried to turn their responses to the coronavirus pandemic into the core argument for their candidacies: steady hand vs.
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A record number of women are running for office around the country, many of them announcing their candidacies after participating in women's marches the day after Mr. Trump's inauguration.
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After that, if they are not inducted, their candidacies can be periodically voted on by the Veterans Committee, where they may or may not find sympathy for their cause.
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" David Sirota, Sanders' speechwriter, wrote in an email to supporters last week that "the potential last-minute candidacies of corporate titans are a direct response to the Bernie Surge.
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For some candidates, like President Barack Obama in 2008, either outright winning or being perceived as the Iowa winner has been a make-or-break development for their candidacies.
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Maybe the ire should be saved for McCrory, who was more than happy to play the puppet for mastermind GOP financier Art Pope, who underwrote many of these candidacies.
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Ryan took another implicit shot at their more liberal candidacies Wednesday, advocating an ideological middle ground and emphasizing the need to oust Trump from office as the party's priority.
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Progressives did that by rallying behind the independent candidacies of Theodore Roosevelt in 1912 (whose insurgency against William Howard Taft, his more conservative successor, helped tip the election to Wilson) and Robert M. La Follette in 1924 (which had less effect.) Similarly, anti-integration Southern Democrats backed the independent candidacies of Thurmond in 19123 (which didn't prevent Democrat Harry Truman from winning) and George Wallace in 1968 (which did help defeat Democratic nominee Hubert Humphrey).
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"It has been impossible to form a joint list and we will therefore have to create a joint front from various candidacies," said ERC lawmaker Sergi Sabria in a statement.
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Insidious gendered adjectives have been deployed to undercut women's candidacies over and over again despite research showing that female legislators outperform their male colleagues in sponsoring bills and securing spending.
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The current Congress is also the most diverse ever, a sign of a changing electorate that could boost the candidacies of Harris and Gabbard, who are both women of color.
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And David Leonhardt is disappointed that the plausible alternatives to Biden like Cory Booker, Amy Klobuchar and Kamala Harris have all failed to make a convincing case for their candidacies.
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For example, candidates typically don't declare their candidacies until after April 1 or the beginning of another quarter so that their first quarterly finance report doesn't show a low number.
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The most successful third-party candidacies relied on a pre-existing mass constituency, whether a movement or a charismatic following or a distinct minority with shared political and cultural interests.
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In May, Ángel Villar was re-elected as president of the national federation after two rivals withdrew their candidacies before the vote amid criticism of how the election was staged.
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For some candidates, like Warren or Buttigieg, winning over new supporters this weekend could be the difference between a top three finish and one that places their candidacies in danger.
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No one talked about the ethics of the work — they just did what they were told, promoting the candidacies of both conservative and progressive politicians, including popular musician Svyatoslav Vakarchuk.
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"Black women as candidates don't get the attention that they deserve or need to really propel their candidacies forward," Kimberly Peeler-Allen, a co-founder of Higher Heights, told CNN.
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Clinton and Sanders's fight over Henry Kissinger wasn't merely academic history: It speaks to some profound differences in their candidacies, which itself helps explain a major source of Sanders's appeal.
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This isn't to say that there aren't any similarities between the Sanders and Trump candidacies, or that their supporters aren't both responding to the feeling that finally they're not being ignored.
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Candidates running in the first presidential race since the #MeToo movement started, however, are under pressure to change the norm — not just to protect their staff, but also their own candidacies.
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Former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. questioned the long-term viability of the candidacies of Senator Bernie Sanders and former Mayor Pete Buttigieg, the two victors in the Iowa caucuses.
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We've already seen in the primaries that money cannot make up for otherwise troubled candidacies and that candidates without big money can run somewhat competitive campaigns if they have mass support.
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And if that means rejecting the candidacies of establishment players like John Kasich or Hillary Clinton for a socialist like Bernie Sanders or an outsider like Donald Trump, so be it.
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Perhaps even more interesting than the historical similarities that the Woodhull and Clinton candidacies evoke, is the fact that journalists who have been apt to point it out have been women.
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On December 27th an assembly of the far-left Popular Unity Candidacies (CUP) party deciding whether to back Catalonia's acting president, Artur Mas, split the vote evenly—1,515 on each side.
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The statement also said GAIPE members had confirmed the group was being financed by COPINH, "an organization in Honduras that is promoting certain candidacies in the country," ahead of the elections.
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The consequences of Maine's experiment could be momentous, with the potential to change campaigns, enliven third-party candidacies, and if successful, serve as proof-of-concept for the system at scale.
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Others, like Nguyen Trang Nhung, describe their candidacies as a direct challenge to a government that often faces heavy criticism from international human rights groups over its jailing of political dissidents.
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There is a myriad of Democratic challengers who have declared their candidacies, many with higher name recognition, more experience and accomplishments — but also with records that can be scrutinized and weaponized.
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Covering Gillibrand on the campaign trail, it became obvious that the majority of Democratic voters are looking for a candidate to match up with Trump, gender and historic candidacies be damned.
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In the decades that followed, the candidacies of Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, and Mitt Romney (a Mormon) -- all from different minority backgrounds of their own -- were compared to JFK's pioneering example.
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The pile-on to tear down the candidate with the highest black support, in favor of candidacies running on far-left progressive policies with little to no minority appeal, is ugly.
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Although these outcomes can't entirely be attributed to the president, they certainly wouldn't be a positive sign for Trump, even if the specific candidacies of Rispone and Bevin weren't that strong.
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Another year of Hall of Fame voting has passed, and despite some early indications that their candidacies might gain real momentum this time around, both ended up falling well short of election.
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Ojeda and others who declared early candidacies will have a lot of trouble breaking out of what's expected to be a large field consisting of several big-name Democrats, potentially including Sen.
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Although Mr. Hooker repeatedly lost his races for elective office, he managed to advance a progressive agenda, dominated by campaign finance reform, through his candidacies and as a plaintiff in the courts.
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To be sure, there is room for candidates to work on some of their weaknesses and bring to the forefront aspects of their candidacies that have not yet been on the table.
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All three of the senators who have so far declared their candidacies—Kirsten Gillibrand, Kamala Harris and Elizabeth Warren—support Medicare-for-all, an idea that also sprang from Mr Sanders's campaign.
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It won him the trust of the far-left Popular Unity Candidacies (CUP) party, whose members thought Mr Mas a sleazy austerity-monger but apparently consider Mr Puigdemont a more trustworthy radical.
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Over the last three decades, hosts frequently lashed elected Republican power brokers for straying from what they regarded as core principles, shattering promises or betraying the voters who invested in their candidacies.
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Regional-level politicians are mostly beholden to their political masters at national offices in Jakarta, who can accept or reject their planned candidacies even if they are doing well in opinion polls.
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Why would Warren, or Sanders, or Biden put their candidacies at risk when the downsides are so high and the upside—reordering the primary process to improve American democracy—is so abstract?
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It was an unexpected sentiment from Mr. Koch, who has for years deployed his vast wealth to champion conservative causes and Republican candidacies, emerging as a major foe of the Democratic Party.
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On the other hand, Senator Ted Cruz of Texas and Senator Marco Rubio of Florida spent almost all of their time making a case against Mr. Trump rather than herald their candidacies.
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It was an admission that Mr. Trump now posed an immediate threat to their own candidacies and that, to have any chance to survive, they had to risk angering his ardent supporters.
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The current era has featured a couple of centrist third-party candidates whose candidacies were not tied to any particular geographic regions of the country, and whose national support was thus diffuse.
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Yet as elections become more common and competitive — complete with polling and social media campaigns — African candidates are hiring Western firms to sway voters and influence the media coverage of their candidacies.
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In some cases, they may first announce the creation of presidential exploratory committees to ramp up their fund-raising and hiring efforts, before launching their candidacies more formally in the following weeks.
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The part of Ron Paul's candidacies that his son tried not to replicate — his economic protectionism and outspoken-bordering-on-kooky persona — turned out to be the things Republican voters liked most.
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Other Democrats who&aposve announced their candidacies are Kristine Reeves, who resigned from the state legislature to run, and former Tacoma Mayor and CEO of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce Marilyn Strickland.
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Visit CNN's Election Center for full coverage of the 2020 race New Hampshire, which is famous for breathing new life into struggling candidacies, also delivered a rush of momentum to Minnesota Sen.
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Since the 1970s, Mr. Brown has held a dizzying array of political roles, among them California's secretary of state and attorney general, Oakland's mayor (twice), and three ill-fated candidacies for president.
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Faced with financial challenges, other candidates including former Vice President Joe Biden and former Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick have signaled they would not oppose an outside Super PAC group helping their candidacies.
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While both bids offered countries where winter sports thrive and where there is experience hosting major events — Cortina hosted the 22008 Winter Olympics — the candidacies struggled at times to become convincing choices.
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" And the Ohio Supreme Court ruled that "It is only by force of a moral obligation, not a legal one, that the presidential electors pledged to certain candidacies fulfill their pledges after election.
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The grim question facing Warren and Biden is not whether they can win New Hampshire, according to strategists, but how low they will finish — and what that result would mean for their candidacies.
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Over the past few weeks, Trump and Clinton have exchanged a volley of attacks on everything from the "bigotry" of each other's candidacies to the other's temperament to serve as commander-in-chief.
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The United States' winner-take-all system is more difficult to combine with a quota as there is only one winner per electoral district, meaning candidacies cannot be shared by men and women.
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That's partially why Republican leaders have been touting the candidacies of Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz, whose Cuban backgrounds, they hope, endear them to Latinos looking for candidates like them in the race.
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"Their attempted candidacies said to the Egyptian public that Sisi is doing a bad job and Egypt needs new leadership," said Amy Hawthorne, an Egypt expert at the Project on Middle East Democracy.
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The candidates in the midterm elections were among the most diverse in the history of the United States, and their candidacies will likely have an enduring impact on political representation in the country.
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Buttigieg, who's cutting a center-left path through the primary, continues to rise in Iowa polling, presenting a serious challenge to Warren in a state on which both contenders have staked their candidacies.
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So much of the candidacies of the major party candidates on the progressive and centrist wing of the party are about litigating the latest political story or finishing the battles of 20th century.
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That's what happened with Carter and Bush; long after Kennedy and Buchanan had conceded defeat, the people who backed their candidacies remained unenthused about the prospect of voting for their party's incumbent president.
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To be sure, unions' support or opposition may not make or break Democratic candidacies this cycle, as key constituencies within the party are merely looking for the best chance to win in November.
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Populist liberals, including Mr. Sanders and Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, have framed their candidacies around opposing the influence of money in politics — arguments that might have stung Mr. Bloomberg with particular force.
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Separately, two members of Bilfinger's supervisory board have withdrawn their candidacies for re-election at short notice, the loss-making German engineering services group said on Tuesday, a day before its annual general meeting.
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The idea of a Romney or Flake challenge seems more reminiscent of centrist anti-party candidacies like John B. Anderson or Ross Perot, which presented center-right ideas as commonsense alternatives to either party.
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About 100 members are expected to vote at the IOC session on Monday afternoon with both Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte and his Swedish counterpart Stefan Lofven in town to support their respective candidacies.
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Sanders' wrecking-ball mockery and Warren's incisive scorn, both directed at one-percent-polling candidates who have likely seen their last presidential debate stage, elevated their vision for the party and their individual candidacies.
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But the calculus that has gone into their decisions — or in Biden's case, the expected decision — to enter this increasingly crowded field is laden with landmines that likely will doom each of their candidacies.
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This kind of independence will help Rice and others like her as the very idea of Democratic Party orthodoxy withers in the face of highly successful insurgent candidacies like the one launched by Sen.
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But they've also sought to frame their candidacies as a clash of Trump's policies against their own visions for expanded health coverage, higher taxes on the wealthy and corporations, humane immigration policies and more.
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Many experts think that the way America votes increases partisanship, by making it harder for new political parties to emerge and deterring the candidacies of moderates like Bloomberg who don't want to play spoiler.
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Lori Alhadeff, who lost her daughter, Alyssa, and Ryan Petty, who lost his daughter, Alaina, announced their candidacies side-by-side on Tuesday, pledging to hold the district accountable for making its schools safe.
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Across more than two decades, he devised media strategies for several dozen political campaigns, including the winning presidential candidacies of Richard M. Nixon in 1968, Ronald Reagan in 1984 and Mr. Bush in 1988.
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Clemens (54.1 percent) and Bonds (53.8), whose candidacies have been clouded by ties to performance-enhancing drugs, were named on a majority of ballots for the first time in their five years of eligibility.
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The swift election of Rodriguez, who was identified as a steroid user by a former teammate, could help the candidacies of Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens, two superstars also linked to performance-enhancing drugs.
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The 2018 midterms demonstrated the appetite among Democratic voters to elevate women into power, and Ms. Gillibrand is expected to make her advocacy for women's causes and candidacies a key part of her campaign.
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When it comes to the presidential election, Sputnik and RT attack Mr. Macron while supporting the candidacies of Marine Le Pen, of the far right, and François Fillon, of an increasingly hardening mainstream right.
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Wednesday is the deadline to submit candidacies for the election, and all eyes are on President Joseph Kabila, who has yet to commit publicly to bowing out despite being barred from standing by term limits.
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When word began to circulate in March 2015 that Marco Rubio and Rand Paul would be announcing their candidacies sometime in April, by the end of the Senate recess, Cruz's game plan started to emerge.
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The liberal base is more riled up than ever, propelling the populist candidacies of people like Rob Quist in Montana and James Thompson in Kansas—races that the Democratic Party ignored until the last minute.
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But beyond this, the agreement had troubling, anti-democratic implications: Party officials struck this agreement with the Clinton campaign in August 2015, mere months after she and Sanders declared their candidacies for the party's nomination.
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MORE (R-Ind.), the recruitment chairwoman for the House GOP's campaign arm, the National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) has already spoken to 157 women interested in running in 2020, with 42 having declared their candidacies.
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But what might surprise some is that despite this climate -- or more accurately because of it -- there are a record number of Muslim Americans seeking elected office in 2018, with over 90 declaring their candidacies.
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They long predated him — they were present in both Pat Buchanan's and Ross Perot's candidacies — but they were homeless in American politics, suppressed by the two parties for reasons of both principle and political expediency.
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At the federal level, more than 500 Democrats had formally filed their candidacies for Congress by the end of last year, according to data compiled by Michael Malbin, a political scientist at the Brookings Institution.
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There's little stomach among party officialdom to work against a candidate who wins the most primary votes, and voters themselves are unlikely to sustain rival candidacies if they're clearly just playing for a brokered convention.
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Their respective parties treated their candidacies differently, they said, with Bergeson describing the Democratic party as "welcoming," while Ruzich said he was "systematically silenced" by the Republican party when he was barred from the debates.
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In pushing the Otzma Yehudit deal, Mr. Netanyahu even threw his own party, Likud, under the bus, giving away one of its Knesset candidacies to a member of Jewish Home as recompense for the merger.
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Conforto is currently the only Mets player on the All-Star team, though OF Jay Bruce, RHP Jacob deGrom and RHP Addison Reed both have strong candidacies and could earn spots once players begin backing out.
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If either does raise upward of $25 million, it will be a major boost for their candidacies -- especially Biden's, as it continues to labor somewhat under the notion that he is a very weak front-runner.
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Then, once the Republican and Democratic presidential primaries were underway, the Russian trolls and internet hacking bosses explicitly sought to help the candidacies of Donald Trump and Senator Bernie Sanders, and do down more conventional politicians.
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These lawmakers are part of a wave of women who won races in the 2018 midterms, a cycle that saw a groundbreaking number of women not only declare their candidacies but ultimately secure seats in Congress.
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Experts in disability issues said before Sunday's election that these rare candidacies were welcome developments but also were intended to signal greater change is needed, even as Japan prepares to host the Paralympic Games next year.
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The contenders haven't yet announced their candidacies, but President Hassan Rouhani, a moderate, is likely to face tough conservative challengers, some of whom opposed negotiations with the Americans and believe he agreed to too many concessions.
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In the early states, he and Ms. Warren are competing for more than delegates and donors — they are fighting to build enthusiasm around their barrier-breaking candidacies that can later inspire voters in more diverse states.
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"There are so many candidacies, so many leaders, who we got to be a part of this amazing thing in Texas over the last two years, and it continues, and we are so excited," he said.
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Other than those two candidacies (Harry Truman and Lyndon Johnson both decided they would not run for reelection, Gerald Ford was never elected, and John Kennedy was assassinated), incumbent presidents have done well at the ballot box.
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But there are a slate of down-ballot Democrats Gillum's candidacy is going to help, too, a phenomenon being played out right now in Georgia and Texas, with the candidacies of Stacey Abrams and Beto O'Rourke, respectively.
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Puigdemont and two other exiled candidates from his Junts per Catalunya (Together for Catalonia) party said in a statement the commission upheld an appeal against their candidacies lodged by the conservative People's Party and center-right Ciudadanos.
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Meanwhile, the candidacies of politicians initially expected to be Democratic frontrunners — like Sen Kirsten Gillibrand, who dropped out of the race after not qualifying for the fall debates — failed to gain any traction and have fallen flat.
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Rubio and Ohio Governor John Kasich, on the other hand, both of whom may not make it another week, deflected the question, entertaining the possibility of a drawn out primary as a justification for their flailing candidacies.
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Though these candidacies have sometimes been characterized as part of the Trump resistance, it's clear that the American public is starting to nominate candidates who represent the diversity of the overall population, not just straight white men.
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Both Sanders, 77, and Warren, 70, addressed one of the biggest voter concerns about their candidacies: their ability to win over enough moderate and independent voters to beat Trump in November 2020 and recapture the White House.
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Their surprise announcements set off a scramble of interest from prospective Democratic candidacies in an increasingly rough environment for the Republican Party, which had been on the decline in this state even before Mr. Trump took power.
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Specifically, the former mayor argued that Sanders would undermine the candidacies of down-ballot Democrats and threaten the party's House of Representatives majority, using terms that painted Sanders as selfish and uninterested in supporting the Democratic Party.
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"Each of these candidacies will garner media attention disproportionate to their actual levels of support among Republicans, the vast majority of whom support the president's renomination," said Ron Nehring, a former head of the California Republican Party.
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Joe Biden, Pete Buttigieg, Amy Klobuchar and Elizabeth Warren each started the month scraping perilously close to the bottom of their campaign bank accounts, posing an existential threat to their candidacies as the Democratic primary goes national.
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At the same time, the candidacies of Mr. Patrick and former Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg of New York could complicate matters, if either can gain enough traction among black voters in search of a moderate to support.
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No. We're never gonna be able to go back and hear the story of Hillary Clinton's candidacies told by a writer who would've filled Halperin's role, who is not accused of having pushed his penis into female subordinates.
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The simplest explanation of a Bloomberg candidacy is that billionaires are under attack (rhetorically, not yet from torch-and-pitchfork mobs), and that the candidacies of Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren represent a threat to their bottom line.
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The rise of the two billionaires in polls reflects not only a greater awareness of their candidacies, but also a lingering dissatisfaction with what other Democratic contenders are offering, added Hank Sheinkopf, a Democratic operative from New York.
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But as the dust settled from the 2016 election, the party's main source of grassroots energy has come from women and people of color, which has helped fuel the campaigns of an unprecedented number of candidacies from both.
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Porous political cartels, start-up candidacies attacking the old brands, and fickle voter demand all mean that a political fad can occasionally break through, yielding a candidate who seemed exciting in the primary but looks terrible in the general.
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The two former governors had banked on a strong showing in the Hawkeye State to buoy their candidacies, but failed to gain traction against better-funded operations and an election season marked by voter desire for anti-establishment candidates.
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Here is a guide to the state of play in the early states and the lowdown on which candidacies are thriving and which could fade before the later sweep of Southern and larger states that could decide the nomination.
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David Polyansky, a senior adviser to Cruz's 2018 reelection bid against O'Rourke, said that the El Paso Democrat's intimate style of campaigning carries enormous weight in these early primary states, which can make or break presidential candidacies early on.
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McConnell, the Senate majority leader, has stuck to a game plan of passing small-bore bills, giving his vulnerable colleagues wide latitude to frame their candidacies as independently as possible in what could be a tough cycle for Republicans.
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Joe Biden has spent much of his invisible primary season—the time between when candidacies are declared and people actually go to the polls, the time when money given seems to matter more than votes cast—avoiding policy details.
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But that hasn't discouraged the party; not one but two law professors at UC-Irvine who worked for Democratic senators (former Elizabeth Warren aide Katie Porter and Chuck Schumer aide David Min) from declaring their candidacies back in April.
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Voting centers in pro-government strongholds and opposition areas alike often had no lines — a significant change from previous presidential elections, and a sign that many Venezuelans repudiated the candidacies of both Mr. Maduro and the two opposition candidates.
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Democrats have been recruiting aggressively in Republican-leaning seats — including Michigan, Illinois and New Jersey — and party officials expect a wave of new challengers to announce their candidacies after the start of the next fund-raising quarter in July.
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This year's most prominent black candidates — Mr. Booker and Ms. Harris — are both seeking to repeat that strategy, and have staked their candidacies on a good showing with those same white liberals in the first-in-the-nation caucus.
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Mr. Biden's strength with black voters has been a key force in helping him maintain a polling edge in the race, even as the candidacies of Senators Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and Bernie Sanders of Vermont ascended among progressives.
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"We believe the dissident's nominees, other than the one also nominated by the company, either have experience that would not be additive to the refreshed board or potential conflicts which weakens their candidacies," Glass Lewis said in a report.
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The International Olympic Committee's "Agenda 2020" aimed to cut the cost of the Games and make bidding more attractive, but has failed to stop cities withdrawing their candidacies, scared off by the size, cost and complexity of the event.
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Both reached out to Mr. Obama shortly after they announced their candidacies earlier this year, and he offered each a bit of individualized advice, counseling Mr. Sanders to espouse "mainstream" ideas, a person close to the Vermont senator said.
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I argued in my 2015 book, "The Queen," that Romney as a one-term vice president would have been an advantage to the candidacies of either Cruz or Marco Rubio, and even now, that remote possibility may make Myers unacceptable.
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Obviously neither has even the public votes to get inducted, but their candidacies have been gaining steam each year as we get further and further away from the scourge of the Steroids Era (and also as the voters get younger).
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But the strategists and organizers behind these progressive women's campaigns—as well as the candidates themselves—say that though there is certainly something unique about the extent to which New York women have supported each other's candidacies, it's also strategic.
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So far, five candidates have announced their candidacies for the role, including Lucy Steyer, who will compete with McClendon in the Democratic primary, as well as Kelly Arnold, Keith Esau and Scott Schwab, who are running as Republicans according to Ballotpedia.
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Before this month's election, disability experts hailed the rare candidacies of Funago and Kimura as a welcome development, but added they were intended to flag the need for greater change as Japan prepares to host the Paralympic Games next year.
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The Sanders insurgency is hardly the first of its kind: As Slate's Jamelle Bouie points out, it follows in a long tradition of progressive candidacies that inspired but ultimately lost, with Howard Dean and Bill Bradley being the most recent examples.
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While far milder statements had failed in previous candidacies such as Pat Buchanan's campaign in 1992 and Rudy Giuliani's run in 2008, Trump's candidacy suggested that Republicans could win political office making racial appeals, not just implicitly but loudly and explicitly.
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The Hill analyzed the latest fundraising numbers from the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC), with a special focus on the up-and-coming lawmakers who have announced candidacies for three leadership posts next year: assistant leader, currently held by Rep.
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Two and a half months before Iowa Democrats meet to caucus, the presidential candidates vying for their support danced around each other in a status quo debate during which few seemed to want to risk their candidacies on explosive confrontations.
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Namely, I think my wife and I should be able to cast extra votes on behalf of our three small children, until they're old enough to choose for themselves between the presidential candidacies of Hope Hicks and Chelsea Clinton in 2032.
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A year ago, a change of heart among Baseball Hall of Fame voters gave a boost to the drug-tarnished candidacies of Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens, although it did not win them induction, or even get them that close.
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Some of his Democratic competitors already have well-developed signature proposals that have helped to define their candidacies, like Senator Bernie Sanders's Medicare for All Act, Senator Elizabeth Warren's plan to forgive student loans and Senator Cory Booker's "baby bonds" program.
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The moonshot nature of these candidacies, and the fervor for them regardless — the candidates, in both parties, have made the rounds on Fox News and become darlings of conservative media — underscores the fame and rancor that have surrounded Ms. Ocasio-Cortez.
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Within that context, the intuition that Democrats have been playing a sucker's game for too long may be what is now making Democratic voters, especially younger ones, favor candidacies that welcome hardball politics and that aren't afraid to call out villains.
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While several White House hopefuls have cast their candidacies as a chance to usher in a new era of leadership, the former vice president has signaled to aides that he might decide to serve only one term in office if elected.
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Democratic candidates spent the day of New Hampshire's first-in-the-nation primary talking up their candidacies and taking aim at a rival who wasn't even on the ballot here — Bloomberg, who is focusing on the March 3 Super Tuesday contests.
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Other senators expected to enter the race soon include Cory Booker of New Jersey and Kamala Harris of California, while Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. and former Representative Beto O'Rourke are weighing candidacies.
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Republican women in 2020 may also have to grapple with a voter backlash to new laws in some states restricting abortion and could find it difficult to disentangle their candidacies from the impact of Trump's rhetoric and policies, Walsh said.
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The two most frequently cited examples were the failed candidacies of George McGovern, the Democratic nominee who lost in a 24-point landslide to Richard Nixon in 1972, and Barry Goldwater, the Republican nominee who carried just six states in 1964.
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Throughout the campaign, Walters' staff would track the tastes and preferences of all the could-be commander-in-chiefs — even those whose candidacies don't end up lasting long (Yes, that would have meant making roughly two-dozen dossiers during this past election).
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The CNN-hosted debate at the University of Miami came days before votes in Florida and Ohio that will determine whether U.S. Senator Marco Rubio of Florida and Ohio Governor John Kasich will be able to continue with their increasingly long-shot candidacies.
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Superdelegates were created to scuttle candidacies like Sanders' but Clinton has enough pledged delegates to stop him anyway, and it's likely that a popular revolt would spook the Democratic Party into handing Sanders the nomination were he actually the pledged delegate leader.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The record numbers of women running for office in the United States this year are mostly Democrats, and their party is banking on their candidacies and a widening gender gap on key issues to achieve big wins in the Nov.
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But those independent candidacies cut both ways; Clinton is also apt to lose a point or two to Jill Stein, especially in Arizona (she is not on the ballot in Georgia), as well as to Johnson, who may be hurting Clinton among millennials.
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European Union countries are discussing the candidacies of Jeroen Dijsselbloem, the Dutch former head of euro zone finance ministers; Nadia Calvino, the Spanish economy minister; Mario Centeno, the Portuguese chairman of euro zone finance ministers; and Olli Rehn, the Finnish central bank governor.
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When questioned about whether he would be a candidate in the new election, Morales told a local radio station that "the candidacies must be secondary; what comes first is to pacify Bolivia," adding that he has a constitutional duty to finish his term.
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The Republicans would do well to reject their candidacies, and should one of them win the nomination anyway, voters should inflict a defeat on their party that compels them to find a future candidate in line with the country's cherished political values.
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Experienced strategists and their candidates, who could always work through their election plans methodically — promoting their candidacies one foot in front of the other, adjusting here and there for the unexpected — suddenly found that they couldn't operate the way they always did.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' The exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Warren offers plan to repeal 6900 crime law authored by Biden MORE (I-Vt.) announced their candidacies.
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But the Republican men and women who bravely spoke out against Trump did so not only because his remarks imperiled their own candidacies, but also out of love and loyalty for the Republican Party and a concern for its long-term future.
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Yet if the anti-Trump forces are to break his grip on the party, their last chance may be next week, when Ohio and Florida vote and Mr. Kasich and Mr. Rubio put their candidacies on the line in their home states.
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Visit CNN's Election Center for full coverage of the 2020 race The reality sinking in Thursday was that -- after a record number of women declared their candidacies -- the Democratic Party's standard bearer will now be one of two white men in their 70s.
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Ms. Sherrill became the latest woman to prevail in a nationwide wave of female candidacies and will now continue a nearly 18-month effort to replace Mr. Frelinghuysen with a Democrat in a district where Mr. Trump's victory has spawned intense activism.
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What began as a hashtag generally against abusive men in power, moved into political accountability for alleged assaulters, and is now propelling some political candidacies in a historic year for women as record numbers run for local, state and national office in 2018.
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And Trump, too, has become more 2020 focused -- as we've seen with his recent Twitter attacks on some of the leading candidates seeking to unseat him, such as Senator Elizabeth Warren and Senator Bernie Sanders, days after both announced their respective candidacies.
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The proposal simply to award electoral votes to whoever comes in first does nothing at all to assure a genuine majoritarian choice, and it is easy to imagine a truly perverse result should we further fragment into multi-candidacies for the presidency.
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But a campaign official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity and without official authorization to discuss the speech, said that Mr. Parscale was referring less to possible candidacies in the future and more to activities such as political speeches and fund-raising.
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They've premised their candidacies on doing well enough in Iowa, New Hampshire or Nevada in order to gain momentum and capture the support of South Carolina's black voters -- estimated to be as much as two-thirds of the primary vote in the state.
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Whether referring to the President as "him" or "that person in the White House," Booker is trying to leave Trump out of the conversation, so he and his Democratic rivals can introduce themselves -- and define their young candidacies -- on their own terms.
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There has been a decided shift in both parties over the past year, especially as politicians noticed the success of populist anti-corporate candidates like Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders, and became attuned to the politics of inequality that propelled both candidacies.
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In particular, until the very last vote the proper way to think about whom you should vote for involves thinking not only about whom you like the most, but also about how your vote will affect the candidacies of the other alternatives.
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Trump's review of the candidacies of South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg, former Vice President Joe Biden, former congressman Beto O'Rourke and U.S. Senators Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders showed he was keeping a keen eye on the crowded Democratic presidential contest.
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Financial support from mostly white, educated elites has helped propel the candidacies of Ms. Warren and Mr. Buttigieg, while two nonwhite candidates — Mr. Booker and Julián Castro, the former housing secretary — have had to explicitly petition supporters for money to stay in the race.
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Both governors are staking their candidacies on New Hampshire, and their super PACs and campaigns over the past four weeks have unloaded a torrent of attacks meant to push them on top of the establishment heap in the state and propel them toward the nomination.
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The dozens of Democrats considering running for president in 2020 are pondering how, and when, to formally declare their candidacies, a seminal event that allows a campaign a moment of national media attention and buzz among donors, activists and volunteers crucial to long-term success.
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Last year, even as Democrats began declaring their candidacies, fund-raising, and making themselves visible at grassroots gatherings, Layman and his DCCC colleagues sought to add to the field, recruiting candidates with the financial resources and connections to fund their campaigns largely on their own.
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EMILY's List, an organization dedicated to supporting the candidacies of Democratic women, told NPR that more than 85033,000 women have expressed interest in running for office, an overwhelming jump from the 920 who had reached out by this point in the 2016 election cycle.
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His advisers are focused on two prime vulnerabilities: his propensity for long-windedness, which can lead to gaffes, and how to handle the massive group of contenders looking to take him down or elevate their own candidacies through a viral exchange with the front-runner.
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In an interview with Reuters in Argentina, where Morales is living in exile, the socialist former leader accused the "right" and the United States of preventing his presidential or Senate candidacies, and of trying to keep his Movement to Socialism (MAS) out of power.
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Their candidacies are all the more remarkable because Pakistan was just returned to a "gray list" by the Financial Action Task Force, a global body based in Paris that fights terrorism financing, for not doing enough to counter terrorists' ability to operate from Pakistani territory.
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A former CIA operative, Spanberger is among the Democrats from a more purple district who have staked their candidacies — and now their congressional seats — on an exceedingly moderate and bipartisan approach to different policies: opposing Medicare-for-all and championing fiscal responsibility, for example.
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Twenty-eight Democrats at one point or another declared their candidacies, including a scammy small-city Florida mayor and a surprisingly successful small-city Indiana mayor, two Johns, two Joes, a mass of men with last names beginning with the letter B, and Marianne Williamson.
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"And if they're greeted by skeptical party leaders or operatives," she said, "they can point to Roem's victory as proof that trans candidates can win, that their candidacies can generate excitement, and that voters will judge trans candidates on their merits, not their identities."
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What is clear, from interviews with advisers and allies with the various campaigns, is that the top candidates like Mr. Biden and Ms. Warren believe they are sufficiently established in the race that they can continue to command attention for their candidacies and messages.
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Without the momentum Tuesday's debate provided, it is difficult to see how Yang or Gabbard, despite polling at 5 percent and 2 percent in the state, respectively, could pull out a strong enough showing to maintain the viability of their candidacies through Super Tuesday.
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Mr. Sanders and Ms. Warren have made two claims central to their candidacies: that only Medicare for all would be enough to make health care affordable for every American, and that the richest Americans ought to pay far more in taxes than they currently do.
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DES MOINES, Iowa (Reuters) - Six Democrats squared off in a televised debate on Tuesday in Iowa, their last chance to make the case for their candidacies to a national audience before the party's presidential nominating process kicks off in the state on Feb. 3.
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A perusal of the latest headlines tells you what you need to know about the narratives of the race, which have been far more interested in amplifying candidacies that garner little to no African American support while dismissing Biden's as dull, gaffe-prone or safe.
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The CNN-hosted debate at the University of Miami was crucial, coming days before votes in Florida and Ohio that will determine whether U.S. Senator Marco Rubio of Florida and Ohio Governor John Kasich will be able to continue with their increasingly long-shot candidacies.
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Pelosi did so after an outcry from some progressive members of the House that a woman of color hadn't made it into Democratic leadership, especially after a huge 2018 midterms win was powered in part by the candidacies and efforts of women of color.
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At the end of the day, the most-likely effect of the candidacies of Johnson and the Green Party's Jill Stein is that they will keep the winner from obtaining a majority of the national popular, in turn weakening the winner's claim of a governing mandate.
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The officials said European Union countries are discussing the candidacies of Jeroen Dijsselbloem, the Dutch former head of euro zone finance ministers; Nadia Calvino, the Spanish economy minister; Mario Centeno, the Portuguese chairman of euro zone finance ministers; and Olli Rehn, the Finnish central bank governor.
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"It helps them both politically in their current positions in the primary and is a good distillation of what the core message of their candidacies are through their policies," said Democratic strategist Eddie Vale, who's worked for years on healthcare messaging and is neutral in the primary.
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The 2018 midterms are still 561 days away, but an unprecedented early surge of Democrats have already declared their candidacies for the House of Representatives, setting up what will likely be one of the longest and most crowded series of House Democratic primary campaigns in memory.
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The impasse highlights the awkward dynamic candidates like O'Rourke who have taken a stand against dark money groups face; they can rail against PAC money on the trail all they want, but they're powerless to stop the groups from spending money in support of their candidacies.
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Like so many Americans, and certainly many of my friends, I've wavered between throwing my lot in with the moderates — Joe Biden, Pete Buttigieg, Amy Klobuchar or Mike Bloomberg — and taking a gamble with the more impassioned but riskier candidacies of Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders.
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The 0003 midterms are still 561 days away, but an unprecedented early surge of Democrats have already declared their candidacies for the House of Representatives, setting up what will likely be one of the longest and most crowded series of House Democratic primary campaigns in memory.
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Two Democrats whose fortunes have been fading - progressive Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and former Vice President Joe Biden - who was once the front-runner in the race - limped out of New Hampshire, finishing fourth and fifth respectively amid fresh questions about the viability of their candidacies.
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He was also drawing a stark, if implicit, contrast with his competitors Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, who have made eliminating tuition for all students at public colleges (and for Mr. Sanders, at trade schools and apprenticeship programs as well) a core issue of their candidacies.
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"For the past four months we have undertaken an extensive campaign to undermine the 2018/2022 candidacies of competitor countries, particularly Australia, and the U.S." BJP president Michael Holtzman said in an email titled "Strategy" and sent to Ahmad Nimeh, a senior advisor employed by the Qatari team.
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The Colorado-based group Unite America -- formerly known as the Centrist Project -- has been backing Orman's effort, along with independent candidacies across the country, including Maryland Senate candidate Neal Simon, Maine gubernatorial candidate Terry Hayes and California Insurance Commissioner Steve Poizner, along with a handful of state legislative candidates.
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Mr. Biden continues to lead in most national polling, but his status is less clear in early-voting states such as Iowa and New Hampshire, which has inspired restlessness among centrists desperate to thwart the progressive candidacies of Senators Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and Bernie Sanders of Vermont.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE (D-Mass.), have used such policy rollouts to boost their candidacies.
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The race for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination is expected to be crowded, but would-be candidates are quickly falling to the side as some determine they either don't see a lane for their candidacies or that they don't have the money, desire or stomach for the fight.
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Michael Grimm, who is trying to win back his old House seat after serving time in federal prison, secured a notable new supporter on Wednesday: Stephen K. Bannon, President Trump's former chief strategist, who has sought to bolster the candidacies of populist outsiders since leaving the White House.
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GOP debate "winners" in 2016 included Carly Fiorina, Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioSenate panel advances Trump's nominee to lead Small Business Administration Senate reaches compromise on religious freedom watchdog funding Televised Democratic debates going awry — so that picket line is perfect MORE and Jeb Bush, all of whose candidacies disintegrated.
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Even if Mr. Biden's primary competitors don't take direct aim, the perception of Mr. Biden's son leveraging his connections cuts a stark contrast with two leading rivals, Ms. Warren and Senator Bernie Sanders, who have centered their candidacies around a fierce populist message of rooting out corruption in Washington.
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In some ways, the fracking ban is indicative of the entire political bet undergirding the candidacies of Mr. Sanders and Ms. Warren that the 2000 campaign will not be won by appeals to the narrow interests of traditional swing voters but through the mass mobilization of an energized electorate.
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If you don't like, don't trust, or disagree with Clinton, or decide to throw your vote away by voting for the Libertarian or Green Party candidates — who don't seem to mind that their candidacies in a close election could help Trump win the presidency — I hope you will think again.
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Sherrod BrownSherrod Campbell BrownThe Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape Dayton Democrat launches challenge to longtime GOP rep Dayton mayor: Trump visit after shooting was 'difficult on the community' MORE (D-Ohio) are both openly considering candidacies, as is former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
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Accordingly, we would see new pro-life and pro-choice parties, gun control and gun owner parties, immigration and border control parties, and billionaires with the funds to support their own candidacies vying to collect enough popular votes to be elected president with only a small percentage of the popular vote.
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Mr. Stringer's endorsement obviously adds credibility to Ms. Ramos' and Mr. Jackson's candidacies and will help with fund-raising, said Christina M. Greer, a political-science professor who is a McSilver Institute Fellow at New York University, but it will also yield benefits for Mr. Stringer, a leading 2021 mayoral candidate.
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But as he and his campaign aides have watched Democratic presidential candidates declaring their candidacies and then announcing them a second time to attract a new round of attention from the news media, the Trump team has been eager for a distinctive event that would mark Mr. Trump's official announcement.
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While former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. has tapped into the party's major donors, and Senators Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren have staked their candidacies on grass-roots support, Mr. Buttigieg has risen to the top tier by doing both, after beginning his campaign virtually unknown outside of Indiana.
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It would be a leap to suggest that Colson's personal history was the trigger for Buchina's new works, but it wouldn't be out of the blue, given the well-documented slime trail that begins with Nixon's Southern Strategy and culminates in the bone-chilling candidacies of Ted Cruz and Donald Trump.
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This argument—that only she can translate progressive or left policy priorities into real action—was not only poorly supported but also was undermined by dint of the fact that it sounded like the pat bromides that Pete Buttigieg, Amy Klobuchar, and even Joe Biden deploy to describe their own candidacies.
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All the life that remains in the Democratic mainstream—the proposals and new principles hastily adopted and adapted to fill out the candidacies of the also-rans that crowded the presidential field—has come from people and movements, including the Sanders campaign, the establishment is determined to keep on the sidelines.
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Michael Malbin, executive director of the Campaign Finance Institute and a professor of political science at the University at Albany, tracked the number of Democratic and Republican challengers (in other words, non-incumbents) who filed their candidacies with the Federal Election Commission and had raised $5,000 as of June 30.
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The conversation about energy jobs in Pennsylvania should have been absolutely sobering for Democrats realizing that Sanders has pulled the party so far to the left that many blue collar workers in the Midwest would be voting to put themselves out of work if they support most of these candidacies.
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The struggle for oxygen: CNN's Maeve Reston published a very smart piece on Sunday about the struggles many of the 2nd tier Democrats are experiencing as they try to find ways to draw attention to their candidacies in a field currently being dominated by Biden and, to a lesser extent, Vermont Sen.
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I know because I tried twice to open up the system to candidacies outside the two parties: first in 2000, as the national campaign manager for Ralph Nader when he was the Green Party nominee, and then again in 2004, when Nader ran on a potpourri of third-party and independent ballot lines.
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From the bevy of women elected to the House to the history making victories for two Muslim women and two Native American women to the candidacies of people like Stacey Abrams and Andrew Gillum, the message was clear: The Democratic Party's base is getting more female, more liberal, less white and younger.
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Both Sanders and Trump used these to propel their candidacies, but it was Trump's unorthodoxy and non-ideological positions that caught fire in the Republican Party and it is the Republican Party that now faces the stone-cold facts that their deal with the devil has cost them their election — but perhaps not their party.
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The CNN-hosted debate at the University of Miami was just five days before votes in Florida and Ohio that will determine whether U.S. Senator Marco Rubio of Florida and Ohio Governor John Kasich will be able to continue with their increasingly long-shot candidacies for the party's nomination to run in the Nov.
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"If that's the case and the DCCC is spending millions of dollars in seats that aren't really winnable based on the information that they have, then that means come next November, they're not going to have the money to support candidacies against legitimately vulnerable Republicans," said Bill Burton, who worked at the DCCC in 2006.
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While some members of Trump's Cabinet have, in the past, claimed that Islam is fundamentally at odds with the Constitution, echoing longtime right-wing paranoia about Sharia law, many of these nascent politicians say the things that put them on blast—their faith and immigrant roots —are what inspired their candidacies and desire to serve.
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Schwarzenegger, now Trump's replacement as host of The Celebrity Apprentice, won 31 percent of the Latino vote, an early indicator of how celebrity and outsider candidacies can scramble voters' response to party ID. What's more, the Democratic Party in California was starting, in the 1990s, from a stronger position than the national Democratic Party today.
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The idea that a turnout surge will obviate the need to convince swing voters "is magical pixie dust that he and others like him wave over their candidacies to explain away any problems," says Ruy Teixeira, a leading Democratic expert on the electorate and a senior fellow at the liberal Center for American Progress.
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The polling results of today and the life support candidacies of Kamala Harris and Cory Booker are a great corrective to the identity politics obsessed political class that wonders how an AOC could endorse Bernie Sanders, how older black voters could support Joe Biden, or how younger black women could support an Elizabeth Warren.
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The Republican primaries to be held on Tuesday in five states will be critical for Trump to cement his lead, and to determine whether U.S. Senator Marco Rubio of Florida and Ohio Governor John Kasich, whose home states are among those holding contests on Tuesday, will be able to continue with their increasingly long-shot candidacies.
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Democratic presidential primary candidate and former Alaska Senator Mike Gravel harshly criticized the candidacies of former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 2628 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE and South Bend, Ind.
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"I'm four down in one poll, three and a half in another that just came out, and I haven't started yet," Mr. Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, said in a phone interview on Thursday night, a thought he volunteered as he dismissed concerns from Senate Republicans that he may be a drag on their candidacies in the fall.
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ELSEWHERE ON THE TRAIL: They're spent: "Joe Biden, Pete Buttigieg, Amy Klobuchar and [Warren] each started the month scraping perilously close to the bottom of their campaign bank accounts, posing an existential threat to their candidacies as the Democratic primary goes national," Politico's Maggie Severns reports of the latest FEC filings that came in last night.
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His rise this fall has threatened the candidacies of many of his rivals, but perhaps none more so than [Warren] and [Klobuchar] … When Warren then said, 'I do not sell access to my time,' Buttigieg fired back, noting that she had raised money in her Senate campaigns with the same kind of high-dollar fundraisers she was now criticizing.
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For most of the other seven candidates sharing the stage, who have either failed to break into the top tier or have seen their positions stall in the Democratic race, the debate will be another chance to inject their candidacies with much-needed momentum heading into the fall sprint ahead of the first contests early next year.
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At the same time, Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's and Carly Fiorina's candidacies challenged voters to think beyond the usual stereotypes of what a president looks like.
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Though a prospective candidate's media mentions are not necessarily tied to a presidential campaign, as in Avenatti's high-profile representation of porn star Stormy Daniels, the heavy focus on a small group of contenders threatens to shape the race before it begins in earnest, with the prospect of sidelining some potential candidacies before they even launch.
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It's been only been a couple of decades since the heart of the Clinton era, a time when a self-described democratic socialist who never joined the Democratic Party could not have seriously run for president—certainly not when the economy was humming, memories of the Soviet Union were fresh, and party machinery, with few exceptions, successfully squelched outsider candidacies.
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The lesson of right-wing Republican politics, from Goldwater to Gingrich to the Tea Party, has been that imposing purity tests on candidates can lead to embarrassing failures (such as the candidacies of Sharron Angle, Christine O'Donnell, and others), but also that fielding ideologically committed candidates can pay huge dividends, both electorally and in expanding the scope of substantive debate.
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Candidates helping themselves, not the party While some of them passed through Orange County in the past few days, Newsom, Villaraigosa, Feinstein, de Leon and all the others spent the campaign's final days where they thought they could most benefit their own candidacies -- rather than trying to save the House races that are, unquestionably, the top California priority for Democrats nationally.
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But candidacies by Moore and Kobach carry with them a certain amount of disdain in GOP circles, particularly those led by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE (R-Ky.).
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Let's assume, for the sake of argument, that the candidacies of Libertarian Party nominee Gary JohnsonGary Earl JohnsonProgressive Democrats' turnout plans simply don't add up Trump's GOP challenger: 'I may be reduced' to debating Alec Baldwin Amash won't rule out Libertarian challenge to Trump MORE and presumptive Green Party nominee Jill Stein will have an equal affect on Trump and Clinton.
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Even without the terror attacks, the two challengers faced an uphill battle on Wednesday: The polls show no momentum for their candidacies; they are competing for some of the same votes among those disgruntled or angered by Mr. de Blasio's leadership; Mr. de Blasio raised nearly double the amount collected by Mr. Dietl and Ms. Malliotakis together during the last fund-raising period.
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We can trace the disarray within the Republican establishment to multiple origins—to Jeb Bush's early stumbles and his toxic association with his brother's failed presidency; to the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision, which has made it possible for dark-horse candidates to sustain candidacies long past their natural expiration dates; to the Republican Party's opportunistic appeals to reactionary sentiment for short-term political gain.
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To me, the form of activism that Trump has made more likely, even inevitable, is candidacies by people who are very much sympathizers with the racial realists — the dissident movement of which I am part — but who are not, necessarily, publicly part of it, who will profit from this new spirit of white people waking up to the fact that they, too, have collective interests.
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And it was the end of an eventful week for Williams's mother, whose officers were deployed to keep the peace on Election Day after several hundred students from both her alma mater, Maryvale High School, and Alan's, North High, staged walkouts to protest the candidacies of Donald J. Trump and Sheriff Joe Arpaio of Maricopa County, an immigration hard-liner who lost his bid for a seventh term.
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And they appeared to have settled the issue, with both using a question about the disagreement to boost their candidacies and champion their support of women candidates: Sanders argued he'd waited to launch his candidacy in 20183 out of respect for Warren in case she wanted to run; Warren pointed out that the women on the stage had far better electoral records — particularly when facing populist Republicans — than the men.
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That leaves Buttigieg and Klobuchar, who both did well for themselves by arguing explicitly with Warren from more centrist ground and embracing the clearest rationales for their candidacies — which happen to be the same basic rationale: that they're problem-solving Midwesterners with realistic policy blueprints who can win swing states, and (less explicitly) that they're like Biden in their practicality and electability but unlike him in their relative youth and lack of baggage.
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On his command, Russian troll armies "pistol-whipped" the campaigns of Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE and Marco Rubio on social media, let fly a hail of "fake news" against their candidacies, and "kidnapped" the data of politicians by assaults on their networks and email accounts.
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Former Alabama Senate candidate Roy MooreRoy Stewart MooreGOP Senate candidate 'pissed off' at Trump over health care for veterans Durbin says he has second thoughts about asking for Franken's resignation Alabama GOP senate candidate says 'homosexual activities' have ruined TV, country's moral core MORE (R) on Wednesday condemned the sexual assault allegation against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, saying he believes Democrats and the mainstream news media manufacture claims against conservatives to derail their candidacies and appointments.
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A number of Midwestern Democratic presidential hopefuls are hinging their candidacies on winning back the working-class voters in the Rust Belt region, who were widely seen as delivering the White House to President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE in 2016. Sen.
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Up to 1,000 Democratic candidates are about to make the 2018 congressional primaries completely insane Up to 1,000 Democratic candidates are about to make the 2018 congressional primaries completely insane The 2018 midterms are still 561 days away, but an unprecedented early surge of Democrats have already declared their candidacies for the House of Representatives, setting up what will likely be one of the longest and most crowded series of House Democratic primary campaigns in memory.
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We make coverage decisions about hundreds of candidates and challengers based on a variety of factors: newsworthiness of their messages, issues, biographies, campaigns or strategies; ways that they represent broader themes, issues, tensions or developments in a race; their chances of making an impact — perhaps that's by winning, or perhaps that's about the challenge they are waging; and what their candidacies and races tell us about their communities, the voters and more broadly the way politics and life are unfolding in America.
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How she holds up — faltering like other surge candidacies such as Democrat John Edwards and Republican Rudy GiulianiRudy GiulianiTrump retweets baby elephant video Epstein death sparks questions for federal government Booker, Biden's 'Kool-Aid' exchange was second debate's top-tweeted moment MORE, or rising to the challenge like Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaBen Shapiro: No prominent GOP figure ever questioned Obama's legitimacy 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,000 at auction MORE — is a big deal.
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J.), Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE (D-Mass.), Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE (D-Minn.) and more have been traveling to early voting states after declaring their candidacies.
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