In congressional districts that are evenly matched or slightly Republican, there are more establishment challengers than progressive challengers.
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Voters will also pick Republican challengers to U.S. Representative Annie Kuster and Democratic challengers to Governor Chris Sununu.
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More serious challengers were forced out and several opposition politicians called for a boycott of the vote, saying repression had removed credible challengers.
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In doing so, however, the court did not rule on the merits of the challengers' claims, instead ruling that the challengers had not shown that the district court abused its discretion when it ruled against granting a preliminary injunction to the challengers.
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If reputation mattered, then countries that stood down would face more challengers in the future, and countries that followed through would face fewer challengers.
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Meanwhile, the average Republican challenger had raised less than comparable challengers in the 2016 cycle, and had less on hand than comparable challengers in the 2014 cycle.
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While incumbents sport a heavy fundraising advantage over their challengers, a handful of challengers, mostly Democrats, are finding early fundraising success, according to new Federal Election Commission filings.
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The biennial timetable was part of a framework agreement signed in January by Oracle and four of this year's five challengers, one that further integrates the defender and challengers.
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Check out more videos from VICE: "Challengers do not come forward very often, far less often than challengers in state legislative elections," writes law professor Ronald Wright in the Moritz report.
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In their formulation, low-quality challengers run against strong incumbents since they know they can't wait to run against a weak incumbent, because high-quality challengers are waiting for such an opportunity.
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" In short, as Jacobson noted in another article, "Low-spending challengers virtually never win, no matter what the incumbent spends; and high-spending challengers sometimes win, no matter what the incumbent spends.
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Joe WalshJoe WalshJoe Walsh rips Graham's response to missile attacks: 'Shut up Lindsey' Trump primary challengers left off Wisconsin ballot The biggest political upsets of the decade MORE (Ill.), his GOP challengers.
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In response, Trump endorsed challengers to Flake's seat, met with potential challengers, called him "The Flake" behind closed doors, issued targeted tweets, and even insulted Flake during a rally in his home state.
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But some of his significant primary challengers, including Texas Sen.
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Challengers sued and won an injunction that blocked the move.
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Still, incumbents have good reason to worry about primary challengers.
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Trump faces no serious challengers for his party's presidential nomination.
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On Friday, the challengers filed their opposition to that request.
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All three elections pitted incumbent BJP governments against Congress challengers.
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Perovskites are thus now serious challengers to silicon solar cells.
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Can any of the challengers really take on the giants?
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Serious challengers were arrested or coerced into dropping their bids.
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There is, indeed, a boom in AI and ML challengers.
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There's a chance more GOP challengers join Ward, including Reps.
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In that case the challengers prevailed in the lower court.
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In 2006, 21 Democrats outraised their Republican challengers in Q1.
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Here's how the challengers tried to skew the political weathervane.
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There are certainly reasons why potential challengers would be dissuaded.
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Challengers argue that the executive order violates the the Constitution.
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Challengers said there's no reason to dismiss the current case.
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Meanwhile, the Republican Trump challengers packed up and went home.
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Great America Alliance is sizing up primary challengers for Corker.
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It hasn't been just about batting for the Royal Challengers.
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Aside from Romney, several other senators could be potential challengers.
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Any of Ms. Cancel's five challengers would be an improvement.
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The justices are likely to ask challengers for their response.
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John Kasich (R) have also been floated as possible challengers.
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Larry Hogan (R) have also been floated as potential challengers.
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Along the way, there have been challengers with different worldviews.
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Some GOP challengers have already announced bids for Manchin's seat.
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The other two districts don't have major Republican challengers yet.
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Leonard Lance have all fallen short of their Democratic challengers.
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They tend to feed reporters news while challengers do not.
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Kate Brown has the clear edge against her primary challengers.
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Kyrsten Sinema ahead of her Republican challengers by double digits.
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Their challengers this year will be the Los Angeles Rams.
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The internal combustion engine is under attack from electric challengers.
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Her reason: She feared the policy's impact on female challengers.
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A handwritten sign on the wall warned her male challengers.
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Most challengers to Biden have lacked support in this group.
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He has drawn a relatively undistinguished group of Republican challengers.
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There are currently three announced Republican challengers to Donald Trump.
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Two Republican challengers have also announced bids for Rose's seat.
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The challengers even cite this economic analysis in their briefs.
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In Argentina, Paraguay and Peru, these challengers have won elections.
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If Democratic challengers are able to pick off GOP Reps.
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But a bevy of other challengers are on the horizon.
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Bhalla faced a crowded field of challengers in the race.
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Trump has drawn two former Republican elected officials as challengers.
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Kavanaugh, in dissent, expressed sympathy for the religious challengers. Sen.
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It's now his conservative movement and there are no challengers.
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And how effective is that defense against challengers in primaries?
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"Sunny days benefit the challengers more than the incumbents," he said.
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Mosby beat two other Democratic challengers, Ivan Bates and Thiru Vignarajah.
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Pelosi has no formal challenger yet, but past challengers, including Rep.
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First, whether the challengers — voting rights organizations — had standing to sue.
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Technology might help larger players, but may also attract upstart challengers.
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And it's not just start-ups that could be potential challengers.
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He's not worried about possible 2020 Democratic challengers, singling out Sens.
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Mooppan and lawyers for the challengers both said that he could.
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So while Mills is the frontrunner, she has some credible challengers.
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The challengers are Matthew Baron, of Cambridge University, and his colleagues.
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The Supreme Court ruled the challengers failed to meet that burden.
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That hasn't kept him from pulling a series of primary challengers.
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The challengers contend the agencies' change improperly expanded federal regulatory power.
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Now challengers are hoping the full court will lift the stay.
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Menendez so far faces no high-profile Republican or Democratic challengers.
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Challengers have taken a bigger share of transfers between developed countries.
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So while she is the frontrunner, she has some credible challengers.
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The two candidates lead a field of more than 70 challengers.
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He also has a sizable lead over his prospective Republican challengers.
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But liberal female challengers in two other key races fell short.
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The challengers in King ultimately failed, but their aim was dastardly.
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Eight state House members succumbed to less conservative challengers as well.
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Support for the party's mainstream challengers to Mr Trump was split.
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Meanwhile, Republicans outraised Democratic challengers in at least five open seats.
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The Hill: GOP challengers hit vulnerable Dems over tax law votes.
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Among the biggest challengers taking on these tech behemoths is Sen.
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These challengers will have a lot of ground to make up.
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The challengers noted that there were variations in the districts' populations.
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Meanwhile, Hardy defeated four GOP challengers in his primary on Tuesday.
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Representing the state of Hawaii and other challengers was Neal Katyal.
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Tea Party challengers like Nehlen haven't found much success in 2016.
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John Kasich have been floated as potential primary challengers to Trump.
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He noted that how the challengers bring these cases is key.
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All nine Republican challengers have won primaries in Solid Democratic districts.
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Despite his challengers' attacks, the power of incumbency still favors Gohmert.
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This led to large fields of challengers with no clear favorites.
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McDaniel didn't only go after possible Republican presidential challengers on Thursday.
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Even under this scenario, the challengers will have more work ahead.
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A victory for the conservative challengers in the case Evenwel v.
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Headlines have declared his potential challengers have no path to victory.
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Some candidates win early because there are no other viable challengers.
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But to keep their spots, the males must fend off challengers.
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However, the case law is at best mixed for the challengers.
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Mr. de Blasio's challengers in the mayoral race were less confused.
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Some incumbents and challengers may not opt to follow the guidelines.
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However, he is still running for reelection — but not without challengers.
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It may be the smoking gun challengers have been looking for.
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Surprising many court-watchers, Justice Brett Kavanaugh acknowledged the challengers' claims.
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"It's too much for them," the ad says of the challengers.
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Just three of the 24 male challengers, around 12 percent, did.
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He has raised more money than all his Democratic challengers combined.
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Meanwhile all three Democratic challengers are running in high-profile races.
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But lines of defense against its challengers often do their job.
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Of the top challengers, Warren appears in the strongest overall position.
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Big City Party challengers in statewide races seemed to have momentum.
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But other challengers benefited from the progressive fervor sweeping national politics.
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Two incumbent U.S. representatives looked positioned to hold off primary challengers.
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The court suspended its ruling while challengers sought Supreme Court review.
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Now, new challengers are hoping they can replicate Tesla&aposs success.
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Her potential GOP challengers lag far behind in the money race.
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Buhari, 76, is vying for Nigeria's top office against 71 challengers.
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President Trump reportedly gathered with several possible primary challengers to Sen.
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GOP lawmakers brush off the Trump challengers from within his party.
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There used to be three Republican challengers — Mr. Walsh, former Gov.
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Democratic senators and challengers have been more cautious in their approach.
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Team Singularity took home the first place Challengers prize of $80,000.
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Mr. Trump currently has three Republican challengers — all extreme long shots.
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Pyongyang is currently weighing Trump's political future as 2020 challengers emerge.
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The Virginia Republican Party is unfazed by the surge of challengers.
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The challengers say that after the last census, former Democratic Gov.
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The new challengers could scramble the race to take on Sen.
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Many strong GOP challengers have chosen not to run against them.
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This time, the challengers are likely to gain a fifth vote.
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I don't plan on dropping down to play in any challengers.
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Benjamin Thomas Wolf is one of three challengers to incumbent Rep.
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Meanwhile, only two GOP challengers brought in more than Democratic incumbents.
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Appalachian Trail" and dubbed the trio of challengers "The Three Stooges.
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The mayor's potential Democratic challengers lagged far behind in fund-raising.
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Rosendale joins a field of Republican challengers that includes state Sen.
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Nearly 120 House challengers shunned corporate PAC money and vowed reform.
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Three conservative challengers are battling it out for the Republican nomination.
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But many of his allies are already backing conservative primary challengers.
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It's one thing for individual challengers say they won't take corporate PAC contributions, when corporate PAC money accounts for only about 6 percent of all campaign contributions (and less for Democrats, and far less for challengers).
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Joe WalshJoe WalshTrump primary challengers to be excluded from Minnesota ballot Trump's GOP challengers to debate in Nashville Yang 'disappointed' Weather Channel excluded him from climate change special MORE (R-Ill.) and former South Carolina Gov.
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The presidential challengers, most analysts say, are uninspiring and well-worn themselves.
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But his main challengers alleged irregularities and refused to recognize the result.
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All four of those challengers have been in talks with 314 PAC.
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The Obama administration did not fully embrace the clinic challengers' position, however.
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The former presidential hopeful defeated several GOP challengers vying for his seat.
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The challengers argued that DOJ's letter "bears striking similarities" to Hofeller's study.
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This laptop seems tailor-made for schools, where Chromebooks dominate all challengers.
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But would-be Trump challengers won't find many friendly GOP leaders there.
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Others voted to acquit to save their political hides from primary challengers.
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ANTANANARIVO (Reuters) - Madagascar's President Hery Rajaonarimampianina faces two main challengers in Nov.
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But about half of Democratic women House nominees are running as challengers.
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Flake is already facing Kelli Ward and potentially more GOP primary challengers.
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The incumbents have certainly had quieter off-season breaks than their challengers.
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She has a few Republican challengers, but her real threat is Brown.
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Conservative challengers to the presidency have said they would keep Fessenheim open.
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Biden is the clear frontrunner among Trump's challengers, according to early polling.
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It's going to be very interesting to see how census challengers respond.
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Still, the arrests send a message to would-be critics or challengers.
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Amazon's challengers should learn from China, where Alibaba's rivals are teaming up.
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Voters picked McCaskill on Tuesday as expected over six other Democratic challengers.
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So does Bentley critic One of Strange's challengers will be state Rep.
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His approval ratings are generally solid, putting him ahead of potential challengers.
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Financial technology startups emerged as serious challengers to financial services in 2017
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"They thought disbanding would blunt the momentum of their challengers," Dinkin continued.
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Meanwhile, the first wave of challengers to the big four is arriving.
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The challengers' 81-page brief to the justices expands on this argument.
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It is fundamentally misapplied, the challengers say, and "borders on the oxymoronic".
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But to the challengers, they're nothing more than a form of discrimination.
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At the time, the Trump administration wasn't fully endorsing the challengers' view.
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Potential challengers include Kendrick Lamar, who released his highly-anticipated album DAMN.
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Because they're government employees, the challengers argue, even collective bargaining is political.
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Multiple veteran Texas Republicans who faced primary challengers successfully held them off.
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He had amassed a sizable war chest to scare off potential challengers.
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Romney lost in 2012, yes, but most challengers to incumbent presidents lose.
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In Seattle, left-wing candidates routed business-friendly challengers backed by Amazon.
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Other names that have been talked about as potential challengers are Rep.
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Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.) are all considered potential primary challengers to Trump.
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In this sense, Trump's challengers are able to empathize with his supporters.
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Already, several Democratic freshmen have GOP challengers raising money to unseat them.
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Potential challengers include State Auditor Matt Rosendale and former Judge Russell Fagg.
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Whether Republicans can portray Democratic challengers as too far outside the mainstream.
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Tlaib faced no Republican challengers in her bid for Congress in Michigan.
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Warren also declined to back progressive House challengers in 2018, including Rep.
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The Democratic Party is cracking down on Democratic primary challengers this cycle.
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Trump has two Republican primary challengers at the present date: Former Rep.
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He has moved ahead with his primary push, backing challengers to Sens.
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He faces strong challengers in Catherine Templeton and John Warren, among others.
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Two of his prime challengers — Rafael Nadal and Kei Nishikori — are gone.
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But many Democratic challengers are keeping up with their incumbent GOP rivals.
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In 2018, Republican challengers must defeat incumbent Democrats from states Trump carried.
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Other potential challengers are closer to the historical average, such as Rep.
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So is this taking away a tool suited to left-leaning challengers?
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He was critical of a number of prospective 2020 challengers as well.
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Great America Alliance's allies have said they're recruiting primary challengers for Sens.
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He has scared away his most serious possible challengers this election year.
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But by all indications, she leads her challengers by double-digit margins.
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Challengers need to make more of a case for themselves to win.
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The Trump administration may change course and back the anti-union challengers.
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All four are facing challengers in the Democratic primary on Sept. 13.
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Analysts said Mr. Sharif was throwing the gauntlet back at his challengers.
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Republicans are losing out on potential challengers in safely GOP states, too.
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Both have at least $2400 million more on hand than their challengers.
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The feature reached its final laps, Swinehart in control, his challengers fading.
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The ruling gave the Ohio challengers little option but to concede defeat.
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Despite the turmoil engulfing his administration, Trump faces no credible primary challengers.
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"The (challengers) have gotten all the relief that they sought," she argued.
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But in two years, he will run again, facing multiple progressive challengers.
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One of her primary challengers has received last-minute help from Sen.
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Research also shows campaign money helps challengers more than it does incumbents.
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But he currently has a significant cash advantage over his Democratic challengers.
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The vehicle kicks off a wave of new challengers into the market.
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Roberts' past opinions suggest he would be sympathetic to the challengers' case.
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John Bel Edwards, a Democrat, and one of two Republican challengers, Rep.
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Ant hopes its digital expertise will help it fend off these challengers.
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In the absence of real challengers, the election campaign has been uneventful.
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He has faced three challengers since he was first elected, not one.
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He has faced three challengers since he was first elected, not one.
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Critics say the detentions were intended, in part, to neutralize potential challengers.
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Beto O'Rourke, who dispatched two challengers in the Democratic primary, in November.
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Clinton, wasn't able to clear most of the field of viable challengers.
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She's typically had challengers in past races to be the Democratic leader.
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"But it's hard to imagine that the justices who are inclined to side with the challengers won't see this as further proof of the strength of the challengers' claims -- and the wrongfulness of the government's conduct here," Vladeck said.
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Said another way, going into the third quarter, Republican Senate challengers had raised about 34 percent of what the Democratic incumbents had, but the Democratic Senate challengers had posted nearly 96 percent of the amount raised by Republican incumbents.
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Democratic challengers Russ Feingold and Tammy Duckworth are ahead in Wisconsin and Illinois.
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For the challengers, the dispute particularly recalls the 1944 case of Korematsu v.
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More fights ahead Regardless, challengers are gearing up for new legal fights ahead.
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Sisi's potential challengers say the fiercest fight now is getting on the ballot.
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The audience is shocked as the star's fellow Challengers jump to their feet.
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New York Attorney General Barbara Underwood handled the main argument for the challengers.
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All the young challengers who came up, we would say, 'Hey, you're 16.
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Lawyers for the Justice Department and the challengers filed their responses on Thursday.
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He wrote that the mandate "substantially" burdened the religious exercise of the challengers.
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Challengers say it is a key First Amendment issue that must be addressed.
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The old money (think Koch Brothers) backs powerful incumbents against clean energy challengers.
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Those candidates included four New Jersey moderates who had faced more liberal challengers.
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The challengers include individuals and the gun rights group Gun Owners of America.
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Clay took office in 2001, and has since beat two primary challengers handily.
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In the House, entrenched incumbents padded their fundraising leads over any potential challengers.
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But they also like their jobs and fear primary challengers from the right.
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Smaller mobile challengers like LetGo and OfferUp have also dented traffic to Craigslist.
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Her fellow Republican challengers attacked her for lack of loyalty to the president.
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The Zubik challengers nevertheless argue that even this requirement violates their religious liberty.
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The alternative policy -- urged by the Zubik challengers -- does not achieve this balance.
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A federal judge in Austin, Lee Yeakel, agreed with the challengers in 2014.
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Not all the attendees appeared to be giving up on Trump's existing challengers.
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Clinton and a field of other challengers by a gaudy double-digit margin.
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The available polling gives Reynolds a slight edge over her various Democratic challengers.
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Challengers will be decided in an offline qualifier in late-June/early-July.
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These incumbents figure Trump voters are more likely to support tea party challengers.
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But Trump's stronger-than-expected turnout helped Republicans prevail over their Democratic challengers.
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The main opposition coalition boycotted the election, but Maduro was not without challengers.
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Shelby easily defeated a handful of challengers in the Alabama earlier this month.
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It is possible that Bannon-inspired challengers will be defeated in GOP primaries.
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He is favored to defeat his challengers, though Reuters reported that former Gen.
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Actually delivering-- BASH: So you're not going to support any Republican primary challengers?
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They also outperformed their challengers among key demographics: women and college-educated voters.
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Ralph Abraham (La.) and businessman Eddie Rispone are the only declared Republican challengers.
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The industry's initial response to the challengers was to pawn its crown jewels.
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A number of names have been floated as potential Democratic challengers to Collins.
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Democratic challengers have far out-raising the Republicans vying to hold this seat.
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A steadily growing field of Democratic challengers has taken shape in recent weeks.
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Ben Sasse have been floated as potential challengers to Trump's re-election bid.
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Ant hopes its digital know-how will help it see off these challengers.
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Trump also weighed in on other potential challengers in the 2020 presidential race.
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Still, both challengers indicate they intend to play in the Northeast as well.
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The challengers had sought the documents to bolster their case, pending in California.
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The line, which was comprised almost entirely of challengers, went around the corner.
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The Iowa event, which features Avenatti alongside declared 2020 challengers such as Rep.
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Democratic challengers were also already competitive in Ohio, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire and Florida.
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" What's striking is his repeated description of the cross' challengers as merely "offended.
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In nine of these 2628 contests, the Democratic challengers were ahead in fundraising.
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Republican challengers to incumbent Democrats will be advantaged, and they should thank McConnell.
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Now, Ocasio-Cortez's victory could embolden liberal challengers in both 2018 and 2020.
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By endorsing these two House challengers, Warren's indicating she's on Ocasio-Cortez's side.
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Read more: Elizabeth Warren endorsed 2 left-wing primary challengers to House Democrats.
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It's not the first time conservative challengers have created early frustrations for Republicans.
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In open-seat races, Democratic challengers outraised their Republican opponents in 25 races.
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And tech itself continues to produce new challengers and spur further deal activity.
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The challengers, Borchelt noted, had suggested forcing women onto the ObamaCare exchanges instead.
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Mike Espy leads both Republican challengers in the race to replace retiring Sen.
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Most of these Democrats are lapping their leading challengers in the money chase.
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Instead, the challengers will aim to have compliant maps in place for 2020.
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She overcame a crowded field of Republican challengers to secure her party's nomination.
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But the recent spate of deals is also a response to challengers online.
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Luther Strange (R-Ala.) in his special election race against two conservative challengers.
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The previous challengers for Jedrzejczyk's crown were open books, where Namajunas was deceptive.
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In this event, both challengers dethrone their respective division's champions in impressive fashion.
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Since 2003, there has never been this many challengers before the midterm elections.
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Stack is running for another term anyway, but he's drawn four primary challengers.
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He's supporting primary challengers to prominent figures like DNC Chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz.
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There may also be authorized "vote challengers" who can question a voter's eligibility.
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While Bannon and his allies are already tacitly supporting primary challengers to Sens.
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Both challengers also backed by Justice Democrats, the group that launched now-Rep.
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The Trump administration sided with the challengers, and refused to defend the ACA.
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Endorsements from South Carolina Congressman Jim Clyburn, former challengers Pete Buttigieg and Sen.
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In recent days, those challengers have started to view themselves as a slate.
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First, Sestak endorsed several primary challengers to Democratic incumbents in the 22 elections.
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Nadler's camp is largely shrugging off his four challengers and defending his record.
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Since 2003, there have never been this many challengers before the midterm elections.
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Trump's administration and the CFPB itself agree with the challengers in the case.
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Cuellar was one of three members who faced credible primary challengers on Tuesday.
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But the challengers insisted that their reason for running — ousting "fake Democrats" — stood.
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The few announced Trump primary challengers don't seem destined to fare much better.
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The judges also asked challengers to respond to the stay request by Monday.
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Mark Sanford is 22020 of 3 long-shot Republican challengers to President Trump.
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"It's created this narrative that there are challengers to Trump," Mr. Walsh said.
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The first-term congresswoman has attracted a flood of Republican and Democratic challengers.
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Conway recently donated to one of Trump's 2020 Republican challengers, former Illinois Rep.
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Vote challengers may question a voter's eligibility, but their powers are typically limited.
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Similar timelines were described by other potential challengers who have not yet declared.
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McMaster is also facing four challengers in the state's GOP primary in June.
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The White House has also flirted with backing primary challengers to GOP Sens.
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The appeals court backed the challengers on a different legal question in 2013.
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When the challengers do get to plausible legal claims, concern turns to confusion.
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Nearly 60 Democratic challengers outraised House Republicans in the second quarter of 2018.
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The challengers — Hawaii, several individuals and a Muslim group — took a different view.
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Given the weak field, more inclusive debates could give challengers a better chance.
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Trump's challenger or challengers should know that they are most likely martyring themselves.
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Trump also met with other potential Flake primary challengers in Phoenix, Politico reported.
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"May's leadership looks unsustainable but equally all possible challengers look implausible," said Parris.
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Should he chose to, he will face several challengers for the party's nomination.
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More governments could also resort to spending hikes to fend off populist challengers.
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All three challengers face an uphill battle in seeking to take on Trump.
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It could also end up hurting challengers as much as it wounds Trump.
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The challengers argued that forcing doctors to participate violated their First Amendment rights.
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She said the amended law gave the challengers all they had asked for.
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Sometimes the report shows the two challengers closing the gap, but sometimes not.
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The small number of declared challengers to Mr. de Blasio were less reticent.
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Why it matters: The chances of Trump's only 2 current GOP challengers — Rep.
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This tsunami of Democratic challengers will likely make it more difficult for President Donald Trump to pass his legislative agenda as members of Congress—Republicans and Democrats alike—will be wary of casting votes that provide ammo to progressive Democratic challengers.
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The challengers hope to question Ross and other officials about their decision to add the citizenship question, but the government has argued the challengers should not be able to probe their thought processes to see if they harbor racial animus.
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Travel ban challengers rally again Challengers to the third version of President Trump's travel ban asked the Supreme Court to decline a request from the government to allow the entire ban to go into effect while the case is appealed.
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"Saying the governor's schedule — which is planned weeks in advance — has anything to do with potential political challengers is like saying the fact that it snowed yesterday is because of potential political challengers," said Richard Azzopardi, a spokesman for the governor.
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This tsunami of Democratic challengers will likely make it more difficult for President Donald Trump to pass his legislative agenda as members of Congress — Republicans and Democrats alike — will be wary of casting votes that provide ammo to progressive Democratic challengers.
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Sometimes the field offers few challengers or a couple of laggards produce shocking scorecards.
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Biden's leading challengers won those audiences over by using him as a punching bag.
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Given the list of countries targeted, the challengers say, that provision discriminates against Muslims.
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Lawsuits expected Challengers to the original executive order are anxiously awaiting the new one.
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Or Buttigieg could shrug off the other challengers and emerge as the clear frontrunner.
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The challengers have asked him to reconsider that in light of the Hofeller files.
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Cuccinelli was president of the Senate Conservatives Fund, which has backed McConnell's primary challengers.
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For now, the AFC West has no worthy challengers and hasn't in some time.
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Republicans lack top-tier challengers in several key battlegrounds, including seats held by Reps.
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Of the challengers, only Ocasio-Cortez won the vote and made it to Washington.
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Polls find her losing the run-off by wide margins against all potential challengers.
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Furman wrote that the challengers laid out enough allegations to keep that claim alive.
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None of the court's liberals indicated they are likely to back the Republican challengers.
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Trump also faces three long-shot challengers for the Republican nomination within his party.
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After that, Navigant ranks the companies in four categories: leaders, contenders, challengers, and followers.
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The challengers argued FERC exceeded its authority by extending its power over retail markets.
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This, in turn, seems to have put pressure on challengers to release their returns.
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How do the challengers address the two non-Muslim countries now gracing the list?
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Yet the challengers do not seek to block the Venezuela and North Korea bans.
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Netflix, one of Amazon's biggest streaming challengers, also increased its price in recent months.
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The challenge before the 2020, um, challengers now is what to do with it.
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Their inexperience against elite opponents alone makes them pretty hard sells as title challengers.
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Mr Putin ran against a field with no viable challengers, and enjoys widespread support.
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Under pressure from the government, the last two major challengers called off their campaigns.
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Challengers of the ban have held those statements up as evidence of discriminatory intent.
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Issoufou's challengers include Amadou, 2011 second-place finisher Oumaru and ex-president Mahamane Ousmane.
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But he doesn't seem to have a majority and faces several credible Republican challengers.
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Republican candidate Brian Evans faced no challengers for his party's nomination for the seat.
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Stabenow is seeking a fourth Senate term and has easily fended off past challengers.
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Hunter is also expected to face a robust crop of Republican challengers in 2020.
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For example, Big John was taking on all challengers on the electronic punching bag.
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They had been written in consultation with the official Challengers, Italian syndicate Luna Rosa.
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Challengers have been hard to come by, but the #NeverTrump dream will never die.
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But a trickle of Trump's would-be challengers are already posting their results publicly.
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Late Friday afternoon, the justices asked the challengers to respond to the government's petition.
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The challengers focus on the admitting-privileges requirement and regulations governing clinic facility standards.
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Other highly fancied challengers fell short in Pennsylvania, Indiana, North Carolina and even Wisconsin.
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The challengers say the regulations are medically unnecessary and intended to shut abortion clinics.
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And activists warn that Democrats who vote for Gorsuch could face primary election challengers.
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Ferrari won three races last year and were the closest challengers to champions Mercedes.
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It involves district lines in Wisconsin that challengers say were drawn to help Republicans.
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Challengers defeated, AlphaGo has cast its last competitive stone, DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis explained.
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Mo Brooks and former Supreme Court chief justice Roy Moore, his top two challengers.
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In Romero and Whittaker, we have two endlessly compelling challengers for the middleweight title.
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The voucher program's challengers dispute that the state constitutional language was a Blaine amendment.
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Last quarter's numbers showed 22019 GOP House incumbents were outraised by their Democratic challengers.
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Meanwhile, in the Democratic primary on Tuesday, philanthropist Susie Lee defeated six Democratic challengers.
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McConnell, of Stanford Law, said that puts the odds in favor of the challengers.
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An enormous number of those women, if they actually file, are running as challengers.
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She faces no challengers in the GOP primary and is not on Tuesday's ballot.
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As a result, the administration says challengers need to start over in lower courts.
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Many of the names being floated as potential challengers to Trump are the opposite.
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DFA plans to make additional endorsements in support of House challengers later this week.
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Invited to pick a future slam champion from today's young challengers, Austin remains cautious.
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That has created a scramble for campaign cash among a large field of challengers.
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Nelson had faced weak GOP challengers in each of his past two races, yes.
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Shelby easily defeated several challengers in that state's primary at the beginning of March.
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Of the 30 Democratic challengers who flipped seats, 25 ran on reforming the system.
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By Thanksgiving, possible GOP challengers will "think twice" about running against Democrats, she said.
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Manchin who is up for reelection in 2018 already has two Republican challengers. Rep.
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Becerra is now facing election against three challengers in the state's June 5 primary.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren on Monday endorsed two progressive primary challengers to sitting House Democrats.
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Lee Gelernt, an American Civil Liberties Union lawyer representing the challengers, praised the ruling.
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He will face several Republican primary challengers, including Jeff Johnson, commissioner of Hennepin County.
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Politico reported on Wednesday that Trump had also met with Flake's 2018 primary challengers.
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He outkicked several challengers from Kenya and Ethiopia in a blistering final-lap sprint.
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The EPA is due to file its brief in response to the challengers Dec.
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Among the student challengers, two still attend the school while four others do not.
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Several Democratic challengers have emerged in that race, including Air Force veteran M.J. Hegar.
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For that, they were called traitors to their party, and threatened with primary challengers.
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This time around, few Republicans think that potential challengers -- like Flake or Ohio Gov.
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Other challengers object only to covering intrauterine devices and so-called morning-after pills.
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Correction: An earlier version of this article said Flynn's challengers had endorsed single payer.
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About 71% of incumbents' donations come from non-constituents, compared to 65% of challengers.
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Now, though, Ocasio-Cortez's victory could embolden liberal challengers in both 2018 and 2020.
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President Trump and top administration officials are speaking with potential primary challengers to Sen.
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Democratic congressional challengers have posted very impressive fund-raising tallies so far this year.
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But — and this is important — challengers still had a significant impact on the party.
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Senate Republicans are fighting off well-funded Democratic challengers in all of those states.
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President Donald Trump and his Democratic challengers former Vice President Joe Biden and Sen.
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I love watching that force dominate her challengers, particularly when you least expect it.
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Even with the political wind at their backs, most Democratic challengers will be underdogs.
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In Florida, two challengers, Lauren Baer and Mary Barzee Flores, lost to Republican incumbents.
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Ms. Klein, no relation to the state senator, is currently supporting the I.D.C. challengers.
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But by Labor Day, Russell and his firm had picked up 10 Democratic challengers.
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A victory by the challengers would most likely be more symbolic than policy based.
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Some Democratic challengers in those districts criticized the SALT limit on the campaign trail.
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Early challengers include crafts marketplace Etsy, which said it will soon sue the FCC.
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Plus, Tester has more money than the rest of his Republican challengers put together.
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D.C. candidates in March, and he has since endorsed five of the eight challengers.
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Democratic challengers out-raised Republican incumbents in 92 races in the last three months.
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Roby has four primary challengers this time around, including a familiar name: former Rep.
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If the GOP falls short, however, Republicans could face primary challengers from the right.
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But its challengers are on the move – and making important inroads into the market.
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But in the third quarter, Murphy nearly outraised his three major GOP challengers — Reps.
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The challengers, from both parties, share largely the same criticisms of Ms. Ocasio-Cortez.
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Will it create a more favorable atmosphere for potential challengers of the Frightful Five?
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Public financing of campaigns would give challengers a fighting chance in a general election.
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Opposition critics said the measure was a maneuver to disadvantage challengers from new parties.
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His challengers include Amadou, 2011 second-place finisher Oumaru and ex-president Mahamane Ousmane.
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In addition, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee only supports House incumbents, not their challengers.
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Grievous setbacks in the midterm elections of 2018 could bolster challengers in the party.
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His 2020 campaign machine is staffing up, raising funds, and tracking potential Democratic challengers.
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He has vowed to recruit primary challengers for Republicans who don't support Trump's agenda.
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Mr. McConnell said that was impossible — Republican primary challengers could use it against incumbents.
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Bannon has threatened to back primary challengers to Republican congressional incumbents who displease him.
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Some argue the policy remains somewhat murky and will help incumbent candidates over challengers.
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John Bel Edwards tries to fend off Republican challengers Ralph Abraham and Eddie Rispone.
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Starbucks has been the biggest player in the category, but other challengers have arisen.
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Trump still had a fundraising advantage over any of his potential challengers entering 2020.
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Jason Lewis and Erik Paulsen face tough re-election bids from well-financed challengers.
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Fact-checking can help set the record straight on the challengers' more dubious assertions.
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That won't be lost on many of the challengers to Republican candidates in 2018.
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GOP critics of the President -- including two primary challengers -- don't fare as well. Sen.
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Higher regulated power prices make it easier for EDF's challengers to compete on price.
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Hill Senior Reporter Mike Lillis discusses the progressive challengers battling congressional incumbents in 85033.
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Bernie Sanders — challengers vying for the presidency — have proposed a slew of wealth taxes.
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Still, the poll also showed that Mr. de Blasio would beat several potential challengers.
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GOP Deputy Communications Director Cassie Smedile talks about the the Presidents' Republican primary challengers.
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Harvard's lawyers describe the challengers' "real ambition" as winning reversal of Supreme Court precedent.
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Collins' Democratic Senate challengers are pushing her to officially endorse the House's impeachment inquiry.
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The high-profile chairmanship could give Maloney a significant advantage over her primary challengers.
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President Muhammadu Buhari is vying for a second term against more than 20073 challengers.
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The next-closest challengers, Austin Connelly and Brooks Koepka, are three strokes behind Kuchar.
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A March poll showed him with solid leads over all his potential Republican challengers.
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Notably, Trump supported two Republican primary challengers — Katie Arrington, who ousted sitting Republican Rep.
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While Brat shocked the nation by upsetting Cantor, all the other challengers fell short.
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Both the administration and its challengers have won favorable rulings on 11 specific issues.
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Trump has threatened to support primary challengers to Republicans who oppose the health bill.
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Candidates without challengers and those who won by margins greater than 50 points are excluded.
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Whether the challengers, great or small, are bloodying the big banks is hard to say.
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There are five other challengers; most Ugandans do not seem to know much about them.
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Not all of the would-be challengers are Democrats, nor are they all currently politicians.
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The challengers to the question said Thursday evening that they wouldn't be dropping their cases.
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Finkenauer faces three Democratic primary challengers all in a bid to unseat Republican incumbent Rep.
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Stabenow should be fine; polls put her up by a lot over her potential challengers.
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The surging Elizabeth Warren will be center stage among a group of low-polling challengers.
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The challengers said merely wearing something political at a polling station is a peaceful act.
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The decision also could provide more ammunition in court to challengers of the executive order.
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WATTERS: Chicken nuggets and barbecue sauce, and I&aposm ready to take on all challengers.
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Ruling powers, quick to deny the legitimacy of their challengers, reduce it to illegal insurrection.
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The club on top demanded it, and the ambitious challengers grew weary of bowing down.
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The Republican ballot is a little smaller: President Donald Trump has 16 other GOP challengers.
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" The court rejected the challengers' argument that Ohio's system violates the "Failure-to-Vote Clause.
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Some federal appeals courts sided with the challengers, and some sided with the Obama administration.
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They worry that Trump's Democratic challengers lack the executive experience to manage the U.S. government.
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The networks tried to position their own offerings as bigger and safer than the challengers.
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Their order came two days after challengers to the ban submitted in court a Dec.
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But recent polls have shown Sinema leading all three of her possible challengers, even McSally.
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For decades, the Department of Justice (DOJ) understood the law the way the challengers do.
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That excludes the big four but just lets in Santander (£315bn), to some challengers' chagrin.
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From the Senate and the House to statehouses across the country, female challengers won office.
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The challengers contest the administration's claim that urgent action is needed for national security reasons.
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Watching his possible challengers, Mr Trump did not appear to be fazed in the slightest.
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And other Democratic challengers, particularly, in red states like Missouri, are skipping the week's festivities.
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President Trump has publicly boasted that he could beat any of his 2020 Democratic challengers.
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The challengers' constitutional arguments did not appear to to get much traction with the judges.
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Mr Putin's Mediterranean jaunt may help him at home, where he faces no real challengers.
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Challengers will argue for the latter, which would mean it is almost set to expire.
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The plaintiffs' lead lawyer, Michael A. Carvin, represented the challengers last year in King v.
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Claire McCaskill faces some challengers, but she is expected to win by a large margin.
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Like many a seasoned CEO, Trump goes after challengers by heaping doubt on their capabilities.
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This locked in an early narrative about promising challengers falling short and incumbent Democrats tumbling.
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And GOP challengers are believed to be close to announcing runs in other districts, too.
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Trump and White House aides have met and spoken with several potential Flake primary challengers.
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But the hope is, you leave the paths by which challengers, entrepreneurs, young people, etc.
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This time around, Carly Fiorina on the Republican side faced off against 16 male challengers.
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Democratic challengers in red states also seem unwilling to back the use of stalling tactics.
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Challengers in the case include a coalition of states and the American Civil Liberties Union.
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Two Democrats were reelected and two Democratic challengers ousted Republican incumbents, according to The Republic.
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One of his primary challengers, video game developer Brianna Wu, has just $6900,2628 on hand.
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The challengers' reading would illogically force the EPA to choose which harmful substances to regulate.
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But the reality is that the Supreme Court may have handed the challengers a gift.
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The challengers will also do well to consider the latest mathematical research on partisan gerrymandering.
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Only two of the GOP's 22019 challengers are women, neither running in a competitive race.
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And those primary challengers would be encouraged through sites like Breitbart and other conservative outlets.
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These were the very candidates who had defeated their favored challengers in the primaries. Why?
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A lower court ruled in favor of the challengers after conducting a trial in 2016.
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Bannon is promoting a field of primary challengers to take on incumbent Republicans in Congress.
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He previously ran a political action committee that backed conservative challengers to incumbent Republican senators.
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Both incumbents had very good liberal voting records that were no match for younger challengers.
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In races across the country, GOP candidates are struggling with listless fundraising and robust challengers.
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The obvious cost to potential challengers is that Trump would attack—with tweets and smears.
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Under state law, Bel Edwards will face his challengers in an open primary on Oct.
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Pruitt, who was Oklahoma's attorney general at the time, was one of the leading challengers.
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He has been working to field primary challengers to a number of GOP Senate incumbents.
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The senator is currently running for re-election against three Republican challengers and an independent.
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Rauner is also facing a number of high-profile Democratic challengers in next year's election.
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There also are four top Republican challengers that together have raised more than $2356 million.
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In the Politico interview, Roberts dismissed concerns about drawing challengers if he mounts another bid.
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Kasich and Flake have both been mentioned as possible primary challengers to Trump in 2020.
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Although liberal primary challengers have struggled, they have succeeded in forcing incumbents to shift leftward.
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Eight circuit courts have ruled for the government, while one has ruled for the challengers.
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Francisco said challengers' claim that the question will reduce self-response rates is merely speculative.
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The challengers said the court is recognizing that the current system needs to be changed.
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If we can recruit good conservative challengers to these ObamaCare Republicans, we will challenge them.
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Farah is used to jousting with challengers — especially contenders from East Africa — in major events.
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Before the general election, McCain will have to overcome two primary challengers on Aug. 30.
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All this has made him vulnerable, but potential challengers have so far hesitated to declare.
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The potential Democratic challengers to Pelosi are mostly much younger than the historical average. Rep.
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Lagarde has no obvious challengers and has said she is open to serving another term.
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There is already a crowded field of Democratic challengers vying to take on Republican Sen.
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In Democratic primaries on Tuesday, both veteran prosecutors were soundly defeated by lesser-known challengers.
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Palermo lost 5-0 to title-challengers Roma before drawing 13-0 draw with Bologna.
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He could back third-party challengers to safe-seat House and Senate members, for example.
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A March poll showed him with solid leads over all of his potential Republican challengers.
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Fewer than a third of conservatives polled had heard of any of Trump's Republican challengers.
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When so many Democratic challengers are outraising so many Republican incumbents, you can't ignore it.
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" Carmichael's challengers, it went on to say, "pledge to stop working with Trump's deportation force.
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For both challengers, the debate could provide a crucial chance to jump-start their campaigns.
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And Democrats might have too many challengers successfully fund-raising in the most affluent districts.
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Inspiring challengers deserve voters' support as they face business-as-usual lawmakers in the Sept.
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But the arrival of Justice Kavanaugh meant the challengers faced a different, more conservative court.
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England is the world No. 3, the leading edge of a wave of European challengers.
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Now, he said, they have an abundance of challengers to choose from in most places.
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But most of the incumbents supportive of the superintendent fended off their challengers on Tuesday.
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Spart was a member Atlanta FaZe's academy team that recently won the Challengers Atlanta Open.
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The simple answer is that — like all other challengers at this stage — it's totally uncertain.
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The challengers say they have identified a mathematical formula to help identify unconstitutional partisan gerrymanders.
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Can it include secretly undermining an authoritarian ruler or helping challengers who embrace democratic values?
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In doing so, Biden drew a sharp distinction between himself and his two closest challengers.
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He is going to avoid any serious primary — the current challengers are former Massachusetts Gov.
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And Democratic challengers are spending millions in the closing weeks to increase their name recognition.
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But for the challengers, running — even with a near-guarantee of defeat — has few downsides.
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Democratic strategists say challengers need to tread carefully for fear of appearing to abet Trump.
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Walsh is one of three Republican primary challengers to Trump, along with former Massachusetts Gov.
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Minnesota ROKKR Launch Weekend will also play host to the first offline Challengers Division competition.
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Several of this year's primary challengers said the negative effects of the policy were swift.
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Now challengers in the case at hand want the justices to take the next step.
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He previously ran a political action committee that backed conservative challengers to incumbent Republican senators.
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Vance hasn't publicly announced whether he'll seek re-election against a burgeoning field of challengers.
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Justice Sonia Sotomayor said that the challengers were basically arguing to "do away" with unions.
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Trump's challengers may arrest that transformative process, but they won't get credit for it initially.
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She's going on her 13th term running unopposed by either fellow democrats or republican challengers.
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Some of the Call of Duty Challengers teams were sponsored by well-known esports organizations.
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He said he expected to see unions taking more political risks and endorsing more challengers.
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Froome finished sixth, 12 seconds behind, and gained time on all of his expected challengers.
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They say their candidates will have the experience and resources to fight off Democratic challengers.
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Early polls have found Trump struggling against any of his potential challengers in hypothetical matchups.
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The goal is then to battle new startup challengers and adopt more digitally forward technology.
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Challengers raced to court and said the law was a veiled attempt to block abortions.
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Trudeau's prime minister challengers, from left: Andrew Scheer, Jagmeet Singh, Maxime Bernier, and Elizabeth May.
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More than 100 Democratic challengers out-raised their GOP opponents in the third fundraising quarter.
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And there are other challengers to Trump for the president's Republican critics to consider backing.
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Several challengers have already announced their plans to run for the 4th Congressional District seat.
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The frontrunner becomes a highly visible target and must fend off challengers through constant exertion.
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"But if those challengers are criticizing Republicans and the president," he added, "I'll push back."
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She has three Democratic challengers; Gideon, lobbyist and progressive Betsy Sweet, and attorney Bre Kidman.
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This includes the 27 "no corporate PAC" challengers who flipped a House seat in 2018.
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Knight has signaled he's not interested in a rematch, but Hill has several GOP challengers.
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Liberal primary challengers are not new to the Democratic Party, but they can be costly.
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Bannon is plotting — laying the groundwork for primary challengers to a slate of GOP incumbents.
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And she's already drawn three Democratic challengers, including one with ties to liberal firebrand Sen.
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They also depress party loyalists concerned about 2018 and embolden potential primary challengers for 2020.
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The ban's challengers said the memo contradicted the claim that the military was not ready.
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They disparage challengers of traditional hierarchy, including women, racial and ethnic minorities, and LGBTQ people.
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More could join after the November midterms with many Democratic challengers embracing Medicare for All.
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Supporters of Mr. Trump's Republican challengers refer to them as the "Three Musketeers," and argue that having a trio of challengers — however long their long-shot bids are — could add up to enough of a nuisance to whittle away support for a vulnerable incumbent.
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"This year, a lot of those challengers are outraising the incumbents," Kondik said in an email.
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Who else would tweet schoolyard insults at his challengers and retweet white supremacists praising his virtues?
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President Trump raking in the cash for his 2100 reelection efforts while blasting his potential challengers.
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And unlike Mr McGuinness, and some of her challengers, she has never served time in prison.
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In that case, the Court handed conservative challengers a loss in a key voting rights case.
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Trump's message and travel have greatly strengthened Republican Senate challengers in Missouri, Montana and West Virginia.
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With a lot of establishment help, most insurgent challengers, including McConnell's own, were defeated in primaries.
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The challengers, however, have argued that such arguments invent language not in the Supreme Court's order.
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" Not all participants in the race must consume the doughnuts, only those who register as "Challengers.
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A Teabox staff member packing the tea That's the same model challengers like Vahdam are adopting.
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Further down the list, in the "challengers" category, are companies like Honda, nuTonomy, Baidu, and Uber.
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If you include this bonus character and DLC fighters, the total comes out to 80 challengers.
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Disqualifying her challengers robs her of the modicum of legitimacy the election could have given her.
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Neither of the challengers boasts the sort of high profile that the Republican Party might need.
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Challengers of the law, including the Department of Justice and the NAACP, made the same argument.
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Both men are probable Republican challengers to the governor when he seeks re-election in 2019.
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Pat Toomey are running neck-and-neck with their Democratic challengers, according to a new poll.
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So far, other Democratic Senate challengers are opting to hit Trump on bread-and-butter issues.
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His two main challengers are political moderates, but their rivalry is no less bitter for that.
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The others are either yet to be called by NBC News or fell to Republican challengers.
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All that had to go right just for the challengers to hold the slimmest of leads.
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This is why low voter turnout hurts the challengers and helps the incumbent or establishment candidate.
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October 22016 – A U.S. district judge sides largely with the challengers, blocking the admitting privileges provision.
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Democratic voters yawned at most of the challengers the frontrunner ended up drawing — former Maryland Gov.
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The case involves district lines in Wisconsin that challengers say were drawn unconstitutionally to benefit Republicans.
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A Democratic attempt to unseat Rohrabacher could be hindered by the Republican pasts of some challengers.
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Lagarde has no obvious challengers and has said previously she was open to serving another term.
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In most cycles, one of the main advantages of incumbency is freedom from pesky primary challengers.
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We don't allow the encumbrance to try to lock out challenge and we support new challengers.
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Republicans are struggling to put up formidable challengers, especially against the 10 red-state Democratic senators.
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The lineup including four UFC champions, numerous former champs and a handful of former title challengers.
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Goldman Sachs has set its sights on supporting fintech challengers to Latin America's biggest banks,reportsBloomberg.
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Democrats hope to tap to electoral advantages with those voters by lining up strong challengers here.
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We also become potential challengers to our father and sometimes find ourselves banished from the kingdom.
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So, the best result the challengers would be likely to get is a 4-4 split.
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The Democratic primary campaign can be divided between the famous frontrunners and the shiny new challengers.
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Ryan and McCain face long-shot challengers in their respective primary races in Wisconsin and Arizona.
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Gabby Giffords (D-Ariz.), has shown an unparalleled fundraising ability by Democratic challengers for the Senate.
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They are better connected, better funded and have better name ID than their long-shot challengers.
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Challengers to Mr. Gove, including former Defense Secretary Liam Fox, have also been making their cases.
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New York Democrats named by a right-leaning news outlet as possible primary challengers to Rep.
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Meanwhile, Republicans outraised Democratic challengers in five open seats, including in the race to replace Rep.
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That showing, in turn, would allow the challengers to proceed to the merits of the case.
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McDaniel's remarks, and those of others, were more than a warning to potential Republican primary challengers.
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And Steve Bannon-backed primary challengers are making life difficult for Republican incumbents, chasing Arizona Sen.
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With a global economy, we cannot simply contain or confront our challengers, we must outcompete them.
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And sponsoring gun control measures could result in the NRA recruiting primary challengers against incumbent Republicans.
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But most of Gardner's challengers don't support Medicare for All, which calls for eliminating private insurers.
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We've let our rivals and challengers think they can get away with anything, and they do.
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The challengers then argue that all of ObamaCare should be invalidated because the mandate is unconstitutional.
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A number of challengers have been set up, such as Britain's Starling Bank and Germany's N26.
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The challengers, which include religiously-affiliated universities, hospitals, and social-service groups, want the same exemption.
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Republican challengers to Mr. Trump have yet to settle on an effective strategy to counter him.
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"There is a statistically significant Asian American penalty," John Hughes, a lawyer for the challengers, asserted.
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And he's drawn two Republican challengers, El Cajon Mayor Bill Wells and business exec Shamus Sayed.
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That goes for presidential contenders, but more importantly for a huge crop of down-ballot challengers.
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In the meantime, the free market invites any and all challengers to the ring to fight.
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Why it matters: Moderate Democrats control the state legislature and they're already facing progressive primary challengers.
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A poll conducted last month showed a much closer race between Gillespie and potential Democratic challengers.
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Standing in the way of this nightmare has been a flawed, uneven field of Democratic challengers.
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The abundance of Democratic challengers in these well-educated districts is a reflection of huge enthusiasm.
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Her other Democratic challengers were former federal prosecutor Donna More and former Chicago Alderman Bob Fioretti.
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Republicans are curtailing Mr. Rohrabacher's role in Washington, and challengers in his district are smelling blood.
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The combination of Mr. Cuomo's cash and polling strength has proved daunting for would-be challengers.
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The challengers said that Congress had made a different determination, one that only Congress can alter.
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If voters are truly concerned about career politicians in Washington, they might start voting for challengers.
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But the sheer number of Democratic challengers entering House races shows the makings of a wave.
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It did find Biden remains in the lead, but a number of challengers are gaining traction.
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But Koepka's most prominent challengers, though impressed with Koepka's performance, were not bowing to his ascension.
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"The president has repeatedly explained that the two orders pursue the same aim," the challengers wrote.
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And nowhere on the roster of A-list Republican challengers would you have found John James.
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Both challengers have failed to raise much money or become competitive enough to attract outside spending.
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The question arises as new polls today affirm the rank order of President Trump's potential challengers.
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All told, the Justice Democrats have backed nine primary challengers this cycle, including Newman and Cisneros.
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For her part, Ms. Ocasio-Cortez has used the swell of challengers as fund-raising fodder.
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The 11 challengers to Ms. Ocasio-Cortez are mostly unknown, and many have no political experience.
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Only one doctor in Louisiana has been able to meet the requirement, the law's challengers say.
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That case was a statewide challenge brought by Democratic challengers to Republican-drawn state legislative maps.
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In the year's regularly scheduled election, challengers have already crowded into the primary to face Perdue.
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Walters has already drawn at least three Democratic challengers, including a former student of progressive Sen.
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Sessions will have to oust Republicans challengers Tommy Tuberville, the former Auburn University football coach, Rep.
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It also trained regularly with the challengers and shared a design package with a Japanese team.
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While there are a few vocal anti-Trump Republicans, including Trump&aposs primary challengers, former Rep.
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No public challengers to Pelosi have been announced, though the congresswoman's opponents have been lobbying Rep.
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The president regularly devotes a portion of his rally speeches to attacking his prospective Democratic challengers.
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She gave solid, compelling answers and conveyed herself as the sensible pick among her Democratic challengers.
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Trump's ability to "dominate the news cycle" also puts him above his challengers, according to Johnson.
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Ilhan Omar's Republican challengers, Trump-aligned Danielle Stella, after she tweeted about hanging the Minnesota congresswoman.
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This year, all five have incumbent Democrats seeking reelection as overwhelming favorites against weakly-funded challengers.
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The Maine senator already faces potential Democratic challengers, including Sara Gideon, the Democratic state House speaker.
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Lacy Clay, another CPC member, and several other members have attracted primary challengers from the left.
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The 2nd Circuit majority found that the challengers did, in fact, have standing to sue Trump.
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And he made clear that everything Maduro's challengers are doing is being closely coordinated with Washington.
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The Senate Republican doesn't need to worry about his most vulnerable incumbents facing serious primary challengers.
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They also have to be re-elected in November, although serious challengers to incumbents rarely emerge.
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Looking ahead to 85033, this will have serious implications for establishment Republicans facing populist primary challengers.
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Biden has faced criticism for misspeaking on issues of race, and Democratic challengers -- including California Sen.
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Challengers argue that the rescission was "arbitrary and capricious" in violation of the Administrative Procedure Act.
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Mr. Shadary faced off in Sunday's poll against two main challengers, Félix Tshisekedi and Martin Fayulu.
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On Monday, the four conservative justices on the bench appeared to sympathize with the administration's challengers.
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A majority of Democratic challengers also refused corporate PAC money, which often runs through Washington lobbyists.
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As incumbents leave the House in record numbers, there is no shortage of new ambitious challengers.
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The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals sided with the challengers to the law in September 2016.
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Challengers have made that part of their lawsuit, claiming the question was drawn up to be discriminatory.
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Of the 43 Democratic challengers who flipped seats from red to blue in 2018, only two -- Reps.
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Having Mattis visit these allies as his first overseas trip sends a powerful message to regional challengers.
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Both sides discourage challengers from within, under the premise that competition disrupts party unity and wastes resources.
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Since then, numerous Democratic congressional challengers in districts controlled by Republicans have publicly distanced themselves from Pelosi.
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But we can tell you exactly what all these Tide Pod Challengers are putting in their mouths.
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Trump has a few primary challengers, but no polls have shown them as seriously competitive with him.
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Challengers say the Census Bureau's own experts concluded the question would hurt the accuracy of the count.
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Carper won his election in a season that's seen mixed results for progressive challengers to incumbent Democrats.
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Rosen has half a dozen challengers, but she's far and away the favorite to emerge on Tuesday.
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Washington (CNN)The Supreme Court handed conservative challengers a loss Monday in a key voting rights case.
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Shin Akuma is a playable fighter in Ultra Street Fighter II: The Final Challengers for Nintendo Switch.
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Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro won a sham election last year after deposing or intimidating his legitimate challengers.
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Now, Mr. Jones's perceived vulnerability has already helped attract a handful of Republican challengers, including Mr. Moore.
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A lawyer for the challengers who was on the call confirmed the accuracy of the judge's account.
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The ANC's biggest challengers are main opposition party the Democratic Alliance and the leftist Economic Freedom Fighters.
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Republican incumbents in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Missouri, and North Carolina all beat back Democratic challengers in Tuesday's elections.
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Mrs May defended the proposals, taking aim at potential challengers by saying "to lead is to decide".
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The senator will likely have much more money at her disposal than her challengers throughout the contest.
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The decision deals a setback to the American Civil Liberties Union and other challengers to the law.
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The President has defined his opponents before one has arisen from the gathering mass of Democratic challengers.
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Jeff Flake and Dean Heller, moderate Republican senators from Arizona and Nevada, face well-funded primary challengers.
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That proportion was unchanged from January polling, when both candidates still faced challengers in their parties' primaries.
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Yet despite facing even harsher rhetoric than what caused Trump's Republican challengers to crumble, Clinton remained unflappable.
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Still, he is expected to readily win an election that has seen few serious challengers come forward.
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The eighth round of additions brings the total number of challengers on Red to Blue to 53.
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But is this really a defendable business model and one that can allow these challengers to scale?
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RELATED - Joe Manchin: 'Don't give a s--t' about attacks Republicans have multiple potentially serious challengers here.
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People are already speculating about potential primary challengers to Trump, should he run for reelection in 2020.
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They also showed Democratic challengers easily winning Illinois and barely winning New Hampshire — right on both counts.
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Challengers can screw up, too, but when you're already losing the cost of doing worse is low.
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Both challengers have gained popularity partly through their resource-nationalist rhetoric and their suspicion of foreign investors.
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Many potential challengers to Yameen in elections due in 2018 have been arrested for alleged security offences.
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And both appear set to face top-tier Democratic challengers if they advance to the general election.
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The updated version faces challengers around the country who are scrambling to stop it in its tracks.
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Progressive groups are gearing up early in the 2020 cycle to field challengers against conservative Democratic Reps.
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Some of those challengers have reported strong fundraising numbers, including businessman Harley Rouda, who raised $177,974. Rep.
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Neobanks outdid incumbents by a solid margin, which could be an issue as these challengers gain scale.
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During his tenure as president, Mr. Seabrook quashed any potential challengers and never groomed a strong successor.
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But Carper also faced two third-party challengers: Green Party candidate Demitri Theodoropoulos and Libertarian Nadine Frost.
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Grab could, however, face even more formidable challengers than Uber in the race to bank the unbanked.
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Defending champion Alex Noren of Sweden, who shot 67, and Nicolas Colsaerts (70) were Fitzpatrick's closest challengers.
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Ryan qualified for the first debate and will face nine of his challengers Wednesday night, including Sen.
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In two polls released in recent weeks, Tillis trails two of his Democratic challengers, including state Sen.
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A Quinnipiac poll released Wednesday morning showed Rubio ahead of both Democratic challengers, 7 points over Rep.
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By comparison, Republican challengers outraised Democratic incumbents in just two seats, according to the Cook Political Report.
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The court granted the challengers' request to expedite the litigation, agreeing to hear oral arguments June 2.
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Perhaps King Salman is preparing to step down, and his son is pushing away against potential challengers.
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A number of challengers have been set up across Europe, including Britain's Starling Bank and Germany's N26.
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But the franchise began to falter amid new challengers, prompting Rovio to cut more than 300 jobs.
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Per a CNN analysis, an eye-popping 55 Democratic challengers outraised the Republican incumbents they are facing.
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But he had grown unpopular in Chicago, drawing at least 12 challengers for the election next year.
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The challengers in the Minnesota case argued that the state's law is broader, crossing a constitutional line.
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Advocates for Bacelar, however, believe two traits could put her over other primary challengers: youth and gender.
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But it was not long before Mugabe began to suppress challengers, including liberation war rival Joshua Nkomo.
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Chief Justice Roberts and Justice Sonia Sotomayor said the challengers had waited too long to file suit.
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Democratic candidates, many of them first-time challengers, really are defining themselves around a politics of reform.
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Nor did it stop Republican challengers like North Carolina's Thom Tillis from saying it in their ads.
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Sanders himself, for example, did not endorse Ocasio-Cortez or any other primary challengers to incumbent Democrats.
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Rosen has a half-dozen challengers but is far and away the favorite to emerge on Tuesday.
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The party frontrunners came closer to the finish line, and their challengers' odds fell to new lows.
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Crikey asked political insiders which of the challengers the opposition Labor Party would prefer to see victorious.
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Misha Tseytlin, Wisconsin's solicitor general, said the challengers were relying on flimsy and hypothetical social science evidence.
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"I think there is something new about women challengers that is different this year," Ms. Katz said.
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It also assured him the No. 1 ranking for the year, widening the gap between other challengers.
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And Democrats did not always get their preferred candidate, with more progressive challengers prevailing in some districts.
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In 2014 only 21 percent of House Democratic challengers were women, but by 2018 33 percent were.
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Think about the three challengers who beat incumbent presidents in the last 50 years of American history.
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Other establishment-aligned candidates may find that the president is unable to inoculate them from populist challengers.
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Her challengers in the June 5 election include Kevin de León, the former State Senate Democratic leader.
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Challengers to the program's opponents in the State Senate have also wielded the cameras as political ammunition.
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Disney has dominated the box office for years, but experts say it will face challengers in 2020
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Planned Parenthood is also backing a mix of Democratic House incumbents and challengers in 25 different states.
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Planned Parenthood is also backing a mix of Democratic House incumbents and challengers in 2900 different states.
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Mr. Casey's possible challengers include Representative Lou Barletta, one of Mr. Trump's earliest campaign supporters in Congress.
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Justice Democrats-backed challengers have won in both high-turnout situations, like the one that sent Rep.
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Yet Trump campaign officials say their challengers' absence from key states simply reflects a lack of seriousness.
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That's actually greater than the number of challengers who outraised incumbents in the wave cycle of 2010.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.) are running much closer to their Democratic challengers — former Sen.
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In the end, the challengers are hoping to literally trump the legal analysis with the president himself.
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Mr. Sheinkopf has met with eight potential challengers to Mr. de Blasio about working on their campaigns.
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Allegations leveled against incumbent lawmakers and challengers have already upended several must-win races for Democrats. Rep.
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The odds are never great for same-party challengers when an incumbent president runs for re-election.
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Spart, 18, was part of Atlanta FaZe's academy team that won the Challengers Atlanta Open last weekend.
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Mr. Katyal, representing the challengers, stressed what he said was the unusual breadth of the travel ban.
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The category that hurts Asian-Americans most, the challengers insist, covers "personal" traits, from "likeability" to leadership.
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In the previous quarter, 50 Democratic challengers outraised GOP incumbent, which was impressive enough at the time.
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However, during the 1970s, activists opposed to school integration policies weakened this commitment by supporting primary challengers.
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She has already drawn several Republican challengers, including Paul Junge, a former TV anchor in Lansing, Mich.
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Though facing nearly a dozen challengers, Ocasio-Cortez is expected to easily hold on to her seat.
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He's fought a who's who of challengers and champions, losing only to Wladimir Klitschko and Anthony Joshua.
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Ironically, strident support of impeachment might be the path for centrist Democrats to beat back progressive challengers.
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Mr. Jadwat, the lawyer for the challengers, said Mr. Trump's statements were evidence of such bad faith.
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Bucking Trump could also trigger primary challengers to Republican senators who are up for reelection next year.
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Trump is leading all of his potential challengers in head-to-head matchups, but South Bend, Ind.
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No primary challengers have emerged yet to confront Heller, and most believe a serious one is unlikely.
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And then, in 2017, the challengers won big when a district court judge officially enjoined the law.
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That leaves 199 GOP incumbents seeking re-election -- all but 10 of whom have drawn Democratic challengers.
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He is facing 10 challengers, but he seems almost assured of a second term in City Hall.
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Three vulnerable Republican senators hold significant leads over their Democratic challengers, a new Quinnipiac University poll found.
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The years-long investigation into the Jack Abramoff scandal also likely helped Democrats recruit high-quality challengers.
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So far, only two significant primary challengers have launched bids against incumbent Republicans — former Arizona state Rep.
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McSally overcame two more conservative challengers in the Republican primary, and she aligned herself closely with Trump.
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The goal is simple: The threat of losing business will keep top consultants away from primary challengers.
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Other leading IDC challengers include Zellnor Myrie, who like Biaggi has the backing of New York Sen.
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Another advantage for the incumbent is that two of his major challengers have been removed from contention.
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In Britain, it had arrived into a market already flooded with banking challengers, from Monzo to Revolut.
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RBS for example recently introduced a standalone digital bank called Bo to take on the fintech challengers.
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It's also the first state where a pre-primary poll shows him ahead of his Democratic challengers.
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So once a special election was scheduled for this year, Strange faced two potentially strong primary challengers.
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At the same time, incumbents and challengers will compete in the 338 separate elections for Commons seats.
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It was a plan that played to her strengths, as opposed to her (entirely male) challengers' strengths.
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This illustrates the case-by-case approach Bannon is using to evaluate challengers in all these races.
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There's been so much talk about far-right challengers taking on more establishment Republicans during their primaries.
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Gove, seen as one of the strongest challengers to Johnson, apologised for using cocaine 20 years ago.
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This year, his Democratic challengers for Congress in Kentucky's sixth district are betting that message will ring hollow.
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Companies like Digital Shadows, Darktrace, Deep Instinct, CrowdStrike, as well as established security vendors are challengers to SentinelOne.
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It may embolden challengers to his rule, although it wouldn't immediately affect the balance of power in Ankara.
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Individual challenges At least one of the individual challengers of the new executive order had success last Friday.
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The Justice Department called the challengers' allegations "baseless," saying the consultant's study "played no role" in the decision.
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After arguments, the challengers informed the court they had obtained "new evidence" that the decision was politically motivated.
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The most intense challengers are essentially doing the work of thespians — they paint a scene with their bodies.
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Donors, who may have withheld support from primary challengers in 2016, will not be so shy in 2020.
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He, like many Sunnis, believe it is better if Abadi wins a second term rather than his challengers.
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With Bowman's entry into the race, Engel is facing three primary challengers who are running to his left.
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Newspaper endorsements tend to favour the party out of power, perhaps because editors are enthralled by challengers' charisma.
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Biden dipped into a slate of late summer primaries that saw progressive challengers front campaigns against establishment incumbents.
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Two more Republican women, facing male Democratic challengers, are running for seats left open by congressmen who retired.
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Obama's Republican challengers have threatened to rip up the Iran nuclear agreement once they reach the Oval Office.
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That kind of "remarkable showing" isn't possible, he said, with the thin evidence available to the ban's challengers.
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The Justice Department's notice to the challengers on Tuesday signaled that the administration was dropping the fight, however.
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The latest team-up comes at a time when notable new challengers are attempting to upend the industry.
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The challengers in the two cases before Bates in Washington included the NAACP, Princeton University, and Microsoft Corp.
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In the polling shared with BuzzFeed News, Bright and Moore were the only two challengers in double digits.
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There are a couple of Trump challengers circling, but none with Schultz's resources and access to the media.
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Management gurus have been arguing for years that the balance of advantage is shifting from incumbents to challengers.
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Often, they carry forward money from their last campaign, building up stockpiles of cash to discourage potential challengers.
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The Trump administration also agreed to pay for at least part of the challengers' legal fees and costs.
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Only the potentially successful challengers get to be branded as spoilers and imposters out to ruin the election.
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But it was not long before Mugabe began to suppress challengers such as liberation war rival Joshua Nkomo.
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At the same time, prospective challengers vying to be the Democratic presidential nominee are adopting ever-leftier ideas.
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The administration has lost more frequently in court than its challengers, but it has also had significant wins.
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Debbie Wasserman Schultz, and Arizona Republican Senator John McCain beat back primary challengers, according to the Associated Press.
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The best-prepared challengers spend as much time with makeshift signaling devices as they do with the encyclopedia.
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And these were not happenstance: Democratic lawmakers had a "specific intent to burden Republican voters", the challengers argue.
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The gigantic super franchise is still Marvel's game, and any challengers trying to play it are mostly flailing.
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These scholars believe Abood was wrongly decided—but for different reasons than those pushed by the fees' challengers.
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Kennedy asked refugee ban challengers to file a response to the Trump administration's filing by noon on Tuesday.
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She has a half-dozen challengers, but Rosen is far and away the favorite to emerge on Tuesday.
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In WeChat -dominated China, there's no shortage of challengers out there claiming to create an alternative social experience.
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His closest challengers, Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio, both Cuban-Americans, said they would reverse Obama's approach altogether.
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Primary challengers claimed their first victory against establishment Republicans on Tuesday night in North Carolina, where incumbent Rep.
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What sets his exploratory committee apart from the sprawling list of would-be challengers to President Donald Trump?
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Hillary Clinton is comfortable running on them, and so are Democratic Senate challengers in New Hampshire and Ohio.
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The Iranian wife of one of the challengers was granted an immigrant visa May 1, the government says.
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An INSA poll on Tuesday gave them a 12.5 point lead over their nearest challengers, the Social Democrats.
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Potentially strong Republican challengers in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Indiana -- all states Trump won -- have so far declined bids.
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One of those challengers, Donald Trump, has recently targeted a key base of support for Carson: evangelical Christians.
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At Money 2020 Europe in Copenhagen, the region's biggest fintech event, major banks and upstart challengers came together.
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Bannon is promoting a field of primary challengers to take on incumbent Republicans in Congress, especially the Senate.
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Bannon has reportedly asked potential GOP primary challengers to commit to voting against McConnell for leadership if elected.
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Two House Republicans facing tough intraparty primary races in Alabama successfully fended off their challengers on Tuesday. Reps.
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Mr. Déby, who led a rebellion to take power in 1990, is the favorite to defeat 13 challengers.
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The challengers say that the administration's argument — that it lacks the legal authority to continue DACA — is invalid.
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In Western New York, two races illustrate vastly different paths, and funding sources, for Democratic challengers seeking upsets.
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ECU plans to endorse House challengers in the next few months, supporting candidates who want campaign finance reform.
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She said both parties must work to make more resources available for these candidates, especially first-time challengers.
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Dana Rohrabacher (whose challengers include another prominent Republican, Scott Baugh, the former GOP leader in the state Assembly).
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The challengers proposed such a standard with the "efficiency gap," a mathematical tool that purportedly measures partisan gerrymandering.
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With that in mind, Ros-Lehtinen's defense of Obama's regulations will preclude potential attacks from future Democratic challengers.
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And this is why his form of conservatism triumphed over the visions offered by his establishment Republican challengers.
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Among Republican challengers, only one — Florida's Scott — has run more general election-focused advertising than his Democratic opponent.
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But Democratic challengers have also raised far less than the $10 million it has traditionally taken to win.
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The White House reportedly asked consultants to look into Murphy, 43, and four other possible Trump challengers. Sen.
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Susan Collins of Maine welcomes 2020 primary challengers to President Donald Trump, saying that it's "healthy" for democracy.
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The PCCC endorsed three challengers to Republican incumbents, including two who narrowly lost their House bids last year.
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"Hawley has $$ problems, as do all of the challengers," one veteran GOP strategist said in an email exchange.
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The opinion comes as voting rights challengers are percolating in the lower courts in advance of the election.
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Democratic candidates keep launching bids for the seat, while Republicans are still searching for challengers after Meehan's departure.
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Challengers, including voting rights groups, had said the state adopted the interim maps only to dodge further litigation.
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Justice Democrats' involvement in the race comes as the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) pushes against primary challengers.
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Most high quality challengers though will likely take a pass on what looks to be a losing mission.
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King already faces two Republican challengers and came close to losing against Democratic challenger J.D. Scholten last November.
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Voting to expel him could engender electoral backlash for Senators already facing potential primary challengers on the right.
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The challengers' goal is reversal of a 1978 Supreme Court landmark decision that first allowed racial affirmative action.
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Here, the left challenge was more successful, with six of the eight onetime IDC members ousted by challengers.
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The Scottish and Welsh governments and lawyers for Northern Irish challengers all joined the case against the government.
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The challengers FDR backed lost all but one of the races against the incumbents he sought to oust.
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All three men and any other prospective challengers face slim odds to unseat Trump on the 85033 ticket.
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These donations give Republicans a chance to hang Clinton's lack of popularity with Republican voters over Democratic challengers.
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Clinton is all too familiar with the nuisance posed by wily challengers who shape-shift and straddle issues.
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Hawley's fundraising haul has raised some eyebrows, even as other Republican challengers face disappointing results of their own.
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If McCready doesn't draw any challengers in a primary redo, he would automatically go into the general election.
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As a challenge to Joanna Jedrzejczyk's throne, Andrade brings interesting elements that have been absent in previous challengers.
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At present, none of Johnson's challengers have to beat any of the top dogs to get to him.
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Various challengers have filed suit against the reworked ban, and those cases potentially could reach the high court.
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Primary challengers almost always come from the more ideological wing of their party, and they usually don't win.
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Now obviously it's possible for progressive challengers to win a primary even with this difficulty (see Ocasio-Cortez).
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Bannon-backed challengers to Senators Dean Heller of Nevada and Jeff Flake of Arizona have already jumped in.
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But as the races have become more competitive, more challengers are pledging to transform the criminal justice system.
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There have already been signs that the Egyptian security services may seek to handicap challengers to Mr. Sisi.
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The Working Families Party, which often cross-endorses Democratic candidates, has come out in support of seven challengers.
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President Donald Trump, while facing a few primary challengers, is expected to easily win the Republican presidential nomination.
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No incumbent president has ever polled this poorly against his likely challengers at this point in the campaign.
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Ms. Ernst saw two male House Republican colleagues from her home state ousted by two Democratic female challengers.
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All of City's other challengers had already fallen: Arsenal almost immediately and Manchester United only a little later.
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Let his challengers question him on that, rather than being distracted by the media frenzy of the day.
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Rather, potential challengers have to wait for what they see as harm to occur before initiating a lawsuit.
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But both have viable challengers, and Maine's new ranked-voting system makes Tuesday's election a bit more unpredictable.
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Mr. Lamont, 64, and the Republican challengers talked extensively about the state's ailing economy during their respective campaigns.
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Previously, Trump had refused to follow the lead of his two remaining Democratic challengers, who both axed rallies.
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In reality, the challengers' victories alone will have little effect on the fate of progressive legislation in Albany.
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