A state cannot enact into law the view that "electing Republicans is better than electing Democrats," or that electing Democrats is better than electing Republicans.
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"I think electing Republicans is better than electing Democrats," he said.
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"I think electing Republicans is better than electing Democrats," he explained.
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Electing a woman governor has a bigger impact than electing a woman attorney general.
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This isn't just about electing the first woman president, it's about electing this woman president.
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"I think electing Republicans is better than electing Democrats," said the legislator, Representative David Lewis, a Republican.
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"I think people should think more deeply about what they're electing, about who they're electing," she said.
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"I think electing Republicans is better than electing Democrats," state House Representative David Lewis said at the time.
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Second, it makes clearer that presidential elections are not about electing a single person, but about electing a whole administration.
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"I think electing Republicans is better than electing Democrats," one of the redistricting commission's GOP chairs said at the time.
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The state legislator responsible for drawing the maps said he did so because "electing Republicans is better than electing Democrats."
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"The fact that we're electing these people to Congress and electing them to office is just beyond the pale," he said.
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"I think electing Republicans is better than electing Democrats," one Republican state lawmaker told his colleagues when they redrew districts in 2016.
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" September 10th 2015 "I think electing Donald Trump would be the second-worst thing we could do this November, better only than electing Hillary Clinton.
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"We shouldn't just be thanking women of color for electing progressive leaders, in 2018 we should be electing women of color as those leaders," Harris said.
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Indeed, there's a history of voters electing and then re-electing majorities to Congress even when they don't like the person who would most likely be House speaker.
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In fact, John McCain's career is an example of the danger of electing — and re-electing — politicians based on their personal story rather than on demonstrated political accomplishments.
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And it is true that after the redistricting of the 1990s, many districts that had a history of electing white Democrats flipped almost overnight and began electing Republicans.
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"Dad explained when he walked into the voting booth, he wasn't electing a Sunday school teacher or a pastor," he said, adding, "He was electing the president of the United States."
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There's this niggling sense that the fact that Clinton benefited too much from her husband's connections, that there's something shitty about electing a second Clinton shortly after electing a second Bush.
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In 100 years, what will stand as the more appropriate response to the upheaval of the Trump years and of #MeToo — electing the first woman or electing a very woke man?
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Two of President Donald Trump's Republican primary challengers set the tone right out of the gate on Tuesday evening: The 2020 race isn't about electing someone else; it's about not electing Trump.
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It's a disappointing turn of events for Democrats who are proud of recent historic firsts — electing America's first black president and then electing a woman as a major party's nominee in 2016.
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Asked by a reporter about whether electing "a child molester" was better than electing a Democrat in the Alabama race, Mr. Trump responded by insisting that Mr. Moore denies the charges against him.
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Driving action in Congress requires an assortment of preconditions, from the obvious -- electing officials who support a given policy -- to the less easily defined -- electing officials who will actually work to deliver it.
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EVERY four years, Iran's theocracy plays at electing a president.
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"JPMorgan is electing to invest in the business," said Shanahan.
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"It's not necessarily something they're electing to do," he said.
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After Olmert's ouster, Adelson turned his attention to electing Netanyahu.
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We're on cusp of electing a woman as our president.
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They believe that electing Donald Trump was a decision point.
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Kim Guadagno and the Chris Christie administration, electing Philip Murphy.
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Electing candidates who believe in campaign finance reform is another.
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The district has a long history of electing moderate Republicans.
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People are electing the A.N.C. It's not about any individual.
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So you have people choosing, electing one path or another.
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That means, first, electing leaders who are masters at cooperation.
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We're electing leaders that are against social programs or immigration.
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They pushed back by electing Sessions as Alabama's attorney general.
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The voters made a clear choice, electing a Democratic governor.
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The same should be true when we're electing our president.
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He just took credit for the Democrats electing more women.
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In July she asserted that electing Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton—probably the choice of most pro-environment voters—would "fan the flames of … right-wing extremism," and be as bad as electing Donald Trump.
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That was evident in the call the campaign held Sunday night — something they now say they will do so periodically until November — as officials contended that electing Biden is the same as electing Sanders.
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It would tweak the process for electing judges to Italy's highest court and its governing body, as well as the procedures for electing the president of the republic, who serves as head of state.
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People on Twitter have already started sharing their fear, along with a belief that electing a president who is endorsed by a former KKK leader is essentially like electing a KKK leader to run America.
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I've never heard anything like this out of him and so let me say, we are appointing a leader, we are electing a leader to the free world, we're not electing a Sunday school teacher.
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"Electing a pro-biz leader is awakening animal spirits," Paulsen said.
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Americans are electing politicians who let other countries steal our stuff.
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ISS recommends electing four Broadcom persons to Qualcomm's 11-person board.
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" She added, "This election is not only about electing a president.
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Electing a decidedly non-politician like President Trump could change that.
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Pressley's defense of Warren's policies isn't just about electing her friend.
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That backing was pivotal, and arguably decisive, in electing him president.
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By electing Trump, my community has condemned itself to further suffering.
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Peter Thiel's case for electing Donald Trump doesn't make any sense.
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It undercuts the mobilizing excitement of electing a truly transcendental leader.
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Electing someone who preaches violence is against everything we stand for.
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"This campaign is not just about electing a president," he said.
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To be sure, electing women will not always produce these results.
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All but six states will be electing new lawmakers in 2020.
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No, but we aren't electing a deity, just another human being.
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Austria just missed electing the far-right Norbert Hofer as president.
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Graves said the protesters' objectives were broader than just electing Democrats.
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Electing more Republicans in November is the way to do that.
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By electing progressive prosecutors, voters could start to change this dynamic.
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Analysts still rate the district as leaning toward electing another Republican.
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Just 21% said the same of electing the first female president.
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WASHINGTON — Despair, denial, desperation, and ultimately, a rededication to electing Sen.
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We are not electing the next-door neighbor or the plumber.
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People put a lot of their energy into electing the president.
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I kept hoping for Reagan, and India kept electing Bernie Sanders.
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"This isn't about electing a first," said Stephanie Schriock, its president.
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"I'm not electing a grandpa or a babysitter," Ms. Delekta said.
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But is electing more veterans the solution to our nation's problems?
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My fellow citizens ended up electing a king, not a president!
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Ellison said that since taking over as DNC deputy chair, the party has changed its goal from simply electing a president to electing Democrats "from dog-catcher to president and everywhere in between" using grassroots engagement.
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But it's perfectly content to spend money on electing Republicans to office.
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Emmer perfectly sums up why Republicans struggle with electing more diverse candidates.
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Voters here backed Clinton by 7 points while re-electing GOP Rep.
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We have a history of electing progressive leaders for a long time.
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There is no nationwide vote threshold for electing a party to congress.
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Electing "wicked" people would lead to "wicked acts" by officials, they said.
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Electing Hillary Clinton and defeating Donald Trump is just one step. Onward.
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By electing Clinton, America will get all our Hillarys, and no surprises.
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"She's focused on how electing her as a representative will help Trump."
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But there's no such mechanism to cut ties when electing a president.
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They are electing someone who's going to be London's champion, London's advocate.
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"I am electing not to make an exception for myself," Haspel replied.
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"We had been singularly inept in electing AGs in Kentucky," McConnell joked.
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Other states and towns are electing to have smaller public work forces.
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But Trump has shown America the consequences of electing an unabashed sexist.
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Democrats, meanwhile, will be electing a candidate they hope will succeed Gov.
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And on Election Day, we're electing the electors who elect the president.
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In 2018, we should be electing women of color as those leaders.
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In electing Obama, a chastened United States chose a left-leaning intellectual.
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Electing Miss Venezuela is considered as important as choosing the next president.
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In case you haven't heard, Virginia is electing a new governor today.
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Pundits, Republican leaders, and major donors all warned voters against electing Trump.
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And then maybe think about who you end up electing into office.
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Alaska had a string of Republican governors before electing Walker in 2014.
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"Results like Alabama don't necessarily translate into [electing] black women," Corder says.
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Bloomberg has targeted Virginia, which has a history of electing moderate Democrats.
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But, by electing candidates whom most voters haven't chosen, it aggravates polarization.
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We know where we stand when it comes to electing female presidents.
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In 220006, America would reorient its moral compass by electing Abraham Lincoln.
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Now it's, are we electing a socialist Democrat or a capitalist Republican?
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Southern cities by the northern media, has a recent history of electing
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" The Post's editorial board warned that electing Moore would "worsen Washington's problems.
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The daily newspaper provided another option for Indiana voters: Electing Ohio Gov.
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But I thought, red lips, red shoes, electing our first female president.
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DONALD TRUMP owes his presidency to America's quaint system of electing leaders.
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Democrats have had more success in electing women to state legislative seats.
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Otherwise we'll keep electing leaders who couldn't care less about those rights.
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That's why we've implemented our "Every ZIP Code Counts" strategy and changed the DNC's mission so that we're no longer just focused on electing the president, but on electing all Democrats from the school board to the Oval Office.
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In addition to creating a map showing each state's history of electing — or not electing — women to Congress, Vox has created a searchable tool that lets you see which, if any, Congresswomen have represented you, based on your address.
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Democrats are electing 44 out of 4,763 delegates to their convention in Philadelphia.
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The third is that the attacks were very specifically aimed at electing Trump.
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And more people than ever are electing to buy used or refurbished phones.
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The way California got it is by electing lots and lots of Democrats.
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I don't think that song had anything to do with him getting electing.
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"We got here by electing the wrong people to office," Ms. Priest said.
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They were, however, excluded from the first item of business: electing Legco's president.
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Motherboard: Do you think electing Trump is moving toward the direction you want?
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Maggie's List, another group dedicated to electing Republican women, raised just over $100,000.
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Zimbabweans are also electing 210 members of parliament and more than 9,000 councillors.
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Isn&apost that like -- that&aposs anarchy by people that we are electing.
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But electing to stay with the Nets in 2003 proved a poor choice.
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He reportedly contemplated transferring to Illinois before electing to return to the Hurricanes.
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And the American public was never smart enough to avoid electing Donald Trump.
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White America responded to our struggle by electing a monster of their own.
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Americans recently made their voices heard by electing a new president and Congress.
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SADIQ KHAN: What Londoners are electing is not an ambassador for the government.
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Their big push involves collaboration with organizations dedicated to electing Democratic state legislatures.
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"The fact is: empowering women also requires electing women to office," Bloomberg said.
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His group expects to press other efforts focused on electing climate-friendly lawmakers.
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"Electing Deidre DeJear would be a statement about who we are," she said.
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They also spent 22019 percent of all their political funds on electing Democrats.
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"The U.S. consumer is electing to upgrade to a luxury vehicle," Kumar said.
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"Electing Gollum should not be our objective," Paul wrote on his Facebook page.
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Electing women, then, seems like a logical first step toward restoring that trust.
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Not a single future life will be saved by electing these feckless politicians.
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As when electing people to office, the ballot choices are not always perfect.
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Maine has a tradition of electing governors without a majority of the votes.
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I agree with them that grave evils will follow from electing Hillary Clinton.
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All of that awareness, though, became an obstacle to electing a female president.
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He said that electing Hillary Clinton could very well destroy the United States.
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Cruz has continually outmaneuvered Trump in electing delegates to the Republican National Convention.
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There are ample grounds for criticizing the Constitution's provisions for electing the president.
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What qualities to look for in electing a president is an elusive subject.
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What if we've been electing our politicians the wrong way this whole time?
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Start electing socialists, and we'll be a third-world country in two decades.
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I think it's why people from all backgrounds and viewpoints keep electing me.
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Moreover America was not given to electing "abrasive" New Yorkers, Lexington cautioned then.
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This strategy of electing anti-trade politicians backfired during the 2016 presidential election.
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Electing Foster Campbell is the most immediate way to rebuke President-elect Trump.
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In 2008, the electorate voted for change by electing Barack Obama as president.
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This is not the same as electing George W. Bush or Ronald Regan.
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Despite its liberal bent, Vermont has a long history of electing Republican governors.
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It's our fault for electing them, and it's their fault for not performing.
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Parts of Maryland, like Baltimore, have had no problem electing women of color.
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And now voters are thinking about the gender implications of electing a woman.
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Voters in Arizona, Michigan, Minnesota, North Dakota, Texas and Wisconsin are electing senators.
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The political action committee launched last year is focused on electing Democratic candidates.
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The American electorate's record of judgment in electing a President is not unblemished.
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New York has a long history of electing prosecutors as governor, including Gov.
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Only then would they take so desperate a measure as electing Donald Trump.
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So in other words, we may pat ourselves on the back for electing a female president and think the patriarchy has been dismantled, when in fact that sexism may worsen as a result of electing a woman as head of state.
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I begin from the premise that maybe we just need to accept that electing a president now means electing a national spokesperson, someone who can make us feel good about our country and our future, and set some general themes.
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"You're electing a leader, and you want that person to be around for another four years or eight years to do the job that you're electing him to do," said Martha Wilding, 55, a school librarian from Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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But even countries that have made strides in electing female candidates sometimes suffer setbacks.
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America has broken a taboo by electing a business figure to the White House.
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Besides electing officials, voters also have the chance to decide on major policy proposals.
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We've been looking at Bernie Sanders and thinking, why are you not electing him?
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National popular ranked-choice voting is the best possible way of electing a president.
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Small businesses may have played a bigger role in electing Trump than many expected.
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If we were electing a salesman-in-chief, Trump might be a good choice.
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Since electing the Face That Launched A Thousand Listicles, everything in Canada is perfect.
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Five months later, Americans stunned the world by electing Donald Trump to be President.
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However, when it comes to electing a female president, the U.S. is not exceptional.
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Alaskan voters flipped the other way, electing a Republican governor to succeed a Democrat.
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The biggest barrier to expanding Medicaid in Virginia had been electing a Democratic House.
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Perhaps that's why Americans keep electing climate-change deniers to represent them in office.
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We have had alternating parties for governor—narrowly electing Republicans roughly every eight years.
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Both states have gone about 30 years without electing a Democrat to the Senate.
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Most of that money will go toward electing Republican candidates or promoting conservative causes.
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It's even worse –votes can be "spoilers" electing the candidate you like the least.
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A high percentage of voters would also consider electing Sanders in November, pollsters found.
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But the state's diversifying suburbs have helped boost Democrats, electing moderates like freshman Rep.
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The number remains fuzzy, however, because of Pennsylvania's system of electing mostly unbound delegates.
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" On Pelosi: "The only chance she has to be speaker is by electing Democrats.
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Elsewhere in the country, New York City, Atlanta and other cities are electing mayors.
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Electing state-court judges, on the other hand, ensures a measure of popular accountability.
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Come Wednesday morning, the country will probably have avoided electing a dangerous authoritarian president.
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The Russian-linked accounts seemed intent on inciting partisan furor and electing Mr. Trump.
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Electing Donald Trump, then, probably wouldn't help Americans who have been hurt by globalization.
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He builds a world we can imagine inhabiting, a demagogue we can imagine electing.
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The committee tasked with electing Democrats to Congress painted the ruling as purely political.
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"Another billionaire is pumping unlimited money into electing anti-gun lawmakers," the tweet said.
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By electing reformers in other offices, voters can demand more progress from Mr. Cuomo.
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Avoid working from your bed, instead electing the couch as a comfy working spot.
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In 2016, it voted for change by electing Trump in repudiation of both parties.
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"We're electing a chief executive, not a chief politician," Collins told The Buffalo News.
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That is not what America signed up for in electing Donald Trump as president.
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That, more than electing any one leader, is the true goal of Russian interference.
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However, among the other states, GDP growth collapsed in 2019 after electing Democratic governors.
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He's already arguing that electing a Democrat could cause the economy to turn south.
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Courage to Change PARTY: Democratic FOCUS: Electing more candidates in the mold of Rep.
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It was necessary to break racial barriers by electing the first African-American president.
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It was necessary to break racial barriers by electing the first African-American president.
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The organizations are dedicated to electing GOP candidates to the Senate and House, respectively.
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A Jordan spokesman said his boss was focused on electing Republicans on Nov. 8.
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Moving to action depends critically on supporting women candidates and electing them to office.
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They don't think electing Hillary Clinton will put the genie back in the bottle.
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Three cheers for electing a leader too easily distracted to be a successful authoritarian!
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The wrangling was compared by one leader, Ireland's Leo Varadkar, to electing a pope.
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I don't believe Hurricane Harvey is God's punishment for Houston electing a lesbian mayor.
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What was once viewed as electing someone who would go to Washington and use their best judgment to represent the interests of their district or state has now become electing someone to do exactly as the titular head of the party says.
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Virginia also made national news for electing its first Democratic Socialist, Lee Carter, to office.
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We shouldn't be electing people to lead our country who have never done public service.
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We are on the cusp of electing a racist demagogue and that never ends well.
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REINER: I am not talking about the election that we had and electing Donald Trump.
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Michelle Obama forcefully and passionately warned last year of the dangers of electing Donald Trump.
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They wave American flags and photos of his face and thank me for electing him.
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It scrapped a system that offered academics a say in electing heads of their universities.
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"We need to compensate for those Democrats by electing more pro-choice members," Stanley explained.
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But if France used America's system for electing presidents, Ms Le Pen might have won.
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He added that electing the wrong person could send the U.S. into a downward spiral.
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Today, it appears we're closer than ever before to electing the country's first female president.
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It should also push the people of Israel to stop electing the most extreme leaders.
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Electing to have plastic surgery is a very personal decision and should come without judgement.
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The Conservatives will be electing not just a party leader but a sitting prime minister.
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I'm electing a leader for this country who can right policies that have gone astray.
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Why it matters: It's voters like these who have an important role electing America's presidents.
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France electing an outright anti-EU politician could do incredible damage to the European project.
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The African Union Commission will be electing its next Chairperson at the end of January.
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But it's also part because we governors have shown the primacy of electing Democratic governors.
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Uh Ron DeSantis just said FL shouldn't "monkey this up" by electing Andrew Gillum pic.twitter.
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Mueller's team did not request a particular sentence, instead electing to defer to the court.
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But electing a woman president is ultimately crucial as a rejection of the 2016 election.
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He led the PAC last year, including when it was primarily focused on electing Sen.
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Five of the states, including California, will start the process of electing governors, as well.
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After initially electing dozens of governors, senators and congressmen, the Populists peaked and faded quickly.
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But Trump has proven less effective at refashioning the GOP by electing like-minded candidates.
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Some funding will also go toward electing local officials who are focused on clean energy.
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Paying taxes and electing politicians who will spend them prudently are both part of that.
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And that, of course, requires electing a Democratic president and getting more Democrats into Congress.
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Also, there is nothing preventing Catalonians from simply electing another extreme pro-separatist as president.
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"This campaign is not about electing Bernie Sanders for president," the campaign tweeted in August.
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Electing the country's first woman president makes a powerful statement and achieves a major milestone.
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Electing Mr. Trump was the manifestation of a split that already existed in our country.
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R. Ghodsee's "Electing for Autocrats", Ghodsee reveals how U.S.-led regime change breeds future demagogues.
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While America was busy electing Trump, C40 was hosting a Mayors' Summit in Mexico City.
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But that only underscores the importance of electing someone good at hiring and managing them.
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Electing virtuous politicians who can withstand the corrupting effects of power is another matter entirely.
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What I have said is that this campaign is not just about electing a president.
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In Arizona, voters kept re-electing Mr. Arpaio despite his long record of misconduct complaints.
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And I think that by electing a new county prosecutor, we're starting a new chapter.
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But some Democrats say electing a woman is even more important now than in 2016.
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So why do they seem intent on electing their own left-wing version of him?
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What have we done, as a people, as a country, in electing such a person?
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"Nobody thought they were electing a priest," said Sam Nunberg, a former Trump campaign aide.
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This is a risk of electing people who have little or no private sector experience.
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Still, electing ignorant people to office aggravates the federal dysfunction so concerning to most Americans.
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It won only one seat in Parliament, electing a representative who later quit the party.
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Thank you Osun State for supporting our good governance agenda by re-electing the APC.
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Clinton, and not because I have the slightest qualm about electing a woman as president.
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It is misguided, however, to recommend electing the president by popular vote as a remedy.
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We're not in the business of experimenting; we're in the business of electing a president.
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Clinton offers those voters the chance to make history again, by electing a female President.
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I have poured countless hours into serving the party of Lincoln and electing its candidates.
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By electing Fletcher, Byrne believes voters indicated they wanted someone with experience in public office.
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"We shouldn't just be thanking women of color for electing progressive leaders," California Democratic Sen.
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It won Senate elections in Montana and Missouri, while electing governors in Arkansas and Tennessee.
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Flouting all these norms, Judge Wynn wrote, North Carolina Republicans "drew a plan" to disadvantage their electoral opponents "not because they believe doing so advances any democratic, constitutional or public interest, but because...the Republican majority 'thinks electing Republicans is better than electing Democrats'".
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"This election will be a choice between electing Ralph Northam and building on the Democratic successes we've achieved together or electing Republicans who will support Donald Trump's agenda of cutting taxes for the rich at the expense of Virginian's education and health care," McAuliffe said.
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A generation gap is emerging over the importance of electing a woman to the White House.
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We now have a Republican Senate majority leader who said electing President Obama was our reparations.
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Notably, Nilekani confirmed that Fundamentum has looked over some 50 deals before electing to back TravelTriangle.
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So the only way we&aposre going to get accountability in Washington is by electing Democrats.
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Kentucky is a culturally conservative state with a history of electing moderate Democrats to statewide offices.
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With a 259(k) plan, simply electing to participate is the initial and most important move.
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The party congress focuses on two things: the WPK Charter and electing the party's power organizations.
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"That's all you can do, beyond electing an honest and fair set of delegates," he said.
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On Tuesday evening, national Democrats celebrated the Abrams campaign and Georgians for electing the right candidate.
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The UK is electing 73 MEPs from across 12 regions and 10 have so far declared.
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Along with its negative effects on judicial fairness, electing judges can also weaken an area's economy.
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Since Singapore began electing its presidents directly, two Chinese-Singaporeans and one Indian-Singaporean have served.
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We're inviting everyone – from members of Congress down to township supervisors to prioritize electing more women.
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They will stay home or throw their energies into electing Republican candidates running for lesser office.
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As they group revels in the thought of electing the first female president, Chapelle remains skeptical.
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The NRSC and NRCC are organizations dedicated to electing GOP senators and members of Congress, respectively.
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Electing Clinton would be a break from that pattern, but it would also drive further breaks.
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Canada's done more than electing a Trudeau again to inject life into the ultimate throwback Thursday.
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Electing to fit into a group, whether small or large, is about privilege and perceived commonality.
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But electing a president with contempt for the law and democratic norms will solve neither problem.
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Moulton, a Marine Corps veteran, has been active in recruiting and electing military veterans to Congress.
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And 61 percent say that electing him would worsen the United States' image in the world.
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Bannon says his efforts are aimed at electing Republicans who will support President Donald Trump's agenda.
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Bloomberg argued about the importance of electing more women into political office in making his commitment.
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Mrs. Clinton led, 49 to 44 percent, with just 7 percent electing to skip the question.
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The system was so successful at electing minorities, socialists and Republicans that it was almost eliminated.
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By electing Trump and nominating Moore, the Republicans have made clear their stance on this issue.
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Harrison Ford urged voters on Thursday to stop electing those who reject scientific evidence and statistics.
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The DNC is an organization tasked with electing and raising money for Democrats — mostly loyal Democrats.
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Almost all advertising and promotion dollars on the Right are spent on defending and electing candidates.
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Clinton over her personal emails, and to a deep discomfort with electing a woman as president.
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Electing more black district attorneys, he said, might give blacks and the poor a fairer shake.
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There have only been three Republican U.S. senators in Montana's 2628-year history of electing senators.
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"The next Congress should change the rules for electing a speaker," No Label's centrist manifesto states.
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Some members, particularly those in tough re-election fights, are electing to stay vague and elliptical.
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To me, this shows that electing a female president does not instantly bring a big change.
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Electing Ms. Ross, a superior candidate, could help change the ossified, obstructionist state of Senate politics.
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A C-section is the last thing we want, so we're not "electing" to have one.
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We need to get ready by electing legislators and governors now who support women's reproductive rights.
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Electing judges, as a practice, is a bad idea that should be done away with nationwide.
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Within a week of the US electing a president who has vowed to overturn Roe v.
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I don't have a model of the American people that accounts for electing someone like Trump.
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Electing someone with no experience in government to the top office was never a good idea.
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We are no longer a party that is only focused on electing Democrats every four years.
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In 2010, it voted for change by electing a Tea Party Republican Congress to check him.
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"You can't get change if you keep electing the same people over and over," he said.
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Sincere Republican penance for electing this lout as our president and debasing our collective moral currency.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "But, yeah, whatever happens in November, America will not be electing a black president.
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Russia knew they would weaken the U.S. by electing such a craven, incompetent and divisive president.
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But then it was not as if electing to receive would have been a wiser choice.
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Electing a midwesterner from a state which Donald Trump carried in 2016 would help accomplish this.
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"I am really into electing Hillary Clinton," Barack Obama told a crowd in Philadelphia last Tuesday.
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Republicans of late have had somewhat more success electing business executives to high office, including Gov.
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Electing more lawyers might not be a complete solution, but it could be a good start.
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Electing a president who supports term limits would have a game-changing impact on this movement.
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Electing evangelical mayors, governors, and presidents would require creating coalitions representing a majority of the vote.
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It's not just a chance to break a historical barrier by electing America's first woman president.
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But he dismissed the commonly-held conclusion that those active measures were aimed at electing Trump.
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One opposition party, the Economic Freedom Fighters, walked out of Parliament during the debate on electing Ramaphosa.
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The U.N.&aposs migration agency is electing its next director-general, a post long held by Americans.
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That's something we have to work on in terms of electing, who we're going to elect mayor.
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Kentucky's 6th has voted solidly Republican in the last three presidential elections, electing Republicans by double digits.
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And the Labour Party changed its system of electing leaders to give more power to party members.
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Of course, electing judges, as is done in the majority of states, doesn't just affect their behavior.
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They offer the best hope for electing a Congress that will rebuff the Trump anti-environmental agenda.
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But when Hof died, electing him became a sure way of keeping the seat in Republican hands.
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Conservative Party members know very well that they are not electing a saint or a details man.
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Voting for Trump means electing Republicans and conservatives to the president's Cabinet and throughout the federal government.
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Electing the speaker is one of the constitutional conditions for the parliament to conclude its first session.
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The board met for the first time on Friday in Manhattan, electing Jose Carrion III as chairman.
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With months to reflect, it's clear she's learned that voters weren't interested in electing a professional politician.
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The board met for the first time on Friday in Manhattan, electing Jose Carrión III as chairman.
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What many of them had in common: suburban districts across red and blue states electing women newcomers.
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If Ohio is the key swing state in electing presidents, then Cuyahoga County is the state's omphalos.
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Places that haven't elected a democrat of any kind in some time were electing bold, progressive candidates.
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In electing Hamon, left-wing voters have chosen to mark their opposition to the government's liberal line.
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This is astonishing: Coverage of the various email scandals almost certainly played a role in electing Trump.
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Electing a Democratic Congress to stop this erosion of our — of the core of who we are.
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The Founding Fathers did not trust the popular will when it came to electing the American president.
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After two years, the community is currently establishing the rules and electing officials for its fourth playthrough.
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And that is before the possibility of the country electing an anti-immigration president like Donald Trump.
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Electing more women to office will bring diverse viewpoints to critical policy debates happening around the country.
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Democracy's central principle is that the people should decide their own future by electing their own leaders.
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That would surely produce a formal split, with moderate MPs declaring independence and electing their own leader.
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Now, those same states, along with perpetual swing states, are battlegrounds in a different fight: electing governors.
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Dustin Moskovitz, a co-founder of Facebook, recently promised to spend $20 million toward electing Democratic candidates.
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Matt Bevin of Kentucky told the crowd at the Values Voter Summit last weekend that electing Mrs.
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Do North Carolinians regret electing so many politicians who knowingly exposed the state to such predictable disasters?
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Electing to not eat meat is a sure-fire way to reduce your impact on the environment.
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Betrayal by my fellow citizens for electing the candidate who made a conscious effort to divide us.
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But, another key tenet of the so-called Basic Law is democratically electing leaders through universal suffrage.
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So how can you protect me when you're electing someone that you're trying to protect me from?
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"Pennsylvanians have a history of electing senators from one party and presidents from another," the memo notes.
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Colin Fieman, Michaud's lawyer, said he would seek the indictment's dismissal due to prosecutors electing against disclosure.
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Instead, we participate on a macro level, electing politicians who, we hope, have our interests in mind.
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He's an old white moderate man in a young diversifying party keen on electing progressives and women.
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How Manafort rose to prominence suggests several important, yet largely underappreciated, aspects of electing a new president.
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Delbanco depicts a republic that kept facing the problem of white supremacy and kept electing to punt.
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But voters resented the intervention and repudiated him by re-electing nearly all of his Democratic rivals.
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Some Jews, myself included, feel that electing a woman president is more urgent than a Jewish one.
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Ultimately, electing a woman or a candidate of color is about more than who donates to whom.
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Electing Trump was a way to take a stand against both ambitious liberalism and insufficiently ambitious conservatism.
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Twitter co-founder Evan Williams apologized for the role Twitter may have played in electing President Trump.
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So, electing a Republican governor seems to give your state a fair but imperfect shot at growth.
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Here, decisions can be more difficult, and electing to continue or to withdraw treatment much more problematic.
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Then there's March 3, Super Tuesday — 16 states electing more than the a third of the delegates.
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Katie Hill's rival MORE (D-Calif.) has launched an organization aimed at electing women and young people.
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Sanders expressed optimism, however, about the possibility of Texas, a traditionally Republican state, electing Democrats in 2018.
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The Brazilian called Fernandez a "red bandit" and said voters had made a mistake by electing him.
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But Meadows told The Hill he's entirely focused on electing Republicans in the Tarheel State on Nov.
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Liberty University President Jerry Falwell Jr. put it sharply: Conservatives & Christians need to stop electing "nice guys".
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If House Republicans lose their majority, they will be electing a minority leader, rather than House speaker.
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Electing Hillary will mean, quite literally, the end of the United States as it was originally designed.
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Although Arizona has a conservative reputation, the state has a long history of electing women to office.
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"This is the only way that anything's going to shift," Ms. Biaggi said of electing more women.
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Republicans are trying to combat perceptions that they're losing women by electing them to congressional leadership positions.
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Can you see that these outcomes of electing Trump will be very challenging to what you believe?
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If that's the path to American greatness, electing Trump is literally the worst thing you can do.
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If that's the path to American greatness, electing Clinton would be giant step in the wrong direction.
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Bernie: it's easy to boo, much harder to deal with the reality of electing Trump #DemsInPhilly pic.twitter.
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Therefore, the American people have to have their voices heard by electing these senators who make the decision.
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Just three years after Richmond elected its first black mayor, Danville followed suit -- electing Charles Harris in 1980.
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Bazta Arpaio successfully had him voted out of office in 2016, electing Paul Penzone as Maricopa County sheriff.
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Electing people into positions of power on the basis of their gender alone is extremely progressive and woke.
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Complicating the picture further are a new political-finance regime and new rules for electing members of congress.
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Those who favored electing a successor became known as Sunnis, for following the Sunna, or traditions of Muhammad.
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Montgomery, the majority-black state capital of Alabama, made history this week by electing its first black mayor.
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And so let me say, we're appointing a leader, we are electing a leader to the free world.
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The state is also close to electing its first Latina congresswoman in history — and possibly the first two.
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Should they focus on getting out their already energized base by electing candidates that will fire them up?
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The vibrant festival carries with it many traditions that includes electing a king of the Mardi Gras celebrations.
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Labor regained power in 2007, electing Kevin Rudd the country's prime minister after 11 years of conservative rule.
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She told Sky News that electing more female legislators would help change the male-dominated culture in Parliament.
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This is about the character of the person we're talking about electing as president of the United States.
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As we head to the polls this November, we will be electing our local, state and national representatives.
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In a sense, America made a big bet in electing Barack Obama as its first African-American president.
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It voted for the president over Hillary Clinton in 16 while also electing O'Halleran as a Democratic congressman.
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"In South Carolina, we have a reputation for electing the most conservative person who can win," he said.
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The former vice president created a political action committee earlier this month geared toward electing Democrats to office.
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And that America would do anything to protect white supremacy, including electing a man who the KKK endorsed.
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But younger women are more likely to consider electing a female president in their lifetime an important priority.
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And re-contouring surgeries are following suit, with about 45,000 people electing to have them done in 2014.
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Chicago made history in April by electing Lori Lightfoot, a black woman who is openly lesbian, as mayor.
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Every day brings a fresh revelation that highlights the unacceptable danger in electing him to lead our nation.
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Since then, they've spent millions more electing pro-voucher candidates—and defeating anti-voucher candidates—across the country.
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If voters were hoping to express their disgust at both Republicans and Democrats in electing Trump, too bad.
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Electing a billionaire to the oval office in 2016 has probably revealed this grave truth in stark terms.
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The gun control coalition has also been working on broadening their base and electing more like-minded officials.
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Only 11 percent think electing him would be good for women, while 45 percent of women say Mrs.
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Electing a woman for president, even getting to vote for one, is a sign we've made real progress!
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That is precisely why electing more Democrats than Republicans, or vice versa, will not change miraculously change things.
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While Democrats are ready for a female president and excited at the prospect of electing one, they're wary.
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And Obama seemed to be assuring Americans that electing her would guarantee that things don't change too much.
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The state voted for Richard Nixon in 22016, but kept electing Democrats at the state level for decades.
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Clinton's female supporters were left feeling gutted, but women also played a crucial role in electing Mr. Trump.
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It takes no note of this country electing senators who, on the Senate floor, openly advocated domestic terrorism.
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Why it matters: This is the first national organization dedicated to electing Democrats as states' second-in-command.
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This is the result of electing a president who doesn't know about history, democracy, liberty, humanity and transparency.
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But, in a strange transformation, all that sorrow and anger became an obstacle to electing a female president.
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Stacey Abrams is a great candidate and the idea of Georgia electing a black woman governor is awesome.
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This campaign is I think all of you know, this campaign is not just about electing the president.
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Last week, the voters of Fargo, North Dakota, decided to opt out of this way of electing people.
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"The Tuscaloosa area has in my career had a lot to do with electing good people," he said.
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Human rights groups said that electing Mr. Prokopchuk would be seen as rewarding the Kremlin for those efforts.
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The powerful symbolism of electing a woman to the United States' highest office would have chilled organizing efforts.
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Among Republicans, about a quarter of men and women supported electing feminists, and more than half opposed it.
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There is obvious wisdom in an agricultural state electing a farmer such as Mr. Tester as its senator.
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Michigan Democrats netted two additional U.S. House seats in the 2202 mid-terms, as well as electing Gov.
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Putting a woman on the ticket could also move the country closer to electing a first female president.
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But voters often cross party lines in general elections, splitting tickets and electing as many Republicans as Democrats.
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Along with electing a new kind of president, the voters will also elect members of the Turkish Parliament.
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In total, that means he will have named more than half of those responsible for electing his successor.
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Electing more women to office normalizes the idea that women and other marginalized groups can wield power effectively.
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The poll shows two-thirds of respondents don't support the idea of electing a celebrity as president, however.
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Opposition legislators responded by re-electing Guaido in a session at the headquarters of a pro-opposition newspaper.
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After last Friday's Democratic debate, Chris Matthews waxed apoplectic about what electing a socialist could mean for America.
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They instead favor universal suffrage for electing Hong Kong's chief executive as well as members of the legislature.
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"That just shows where they stand intellectually, electing a person of Trump's nature as a president," he said.
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Electing a woman as U.S. president was not going to be easy, no matter who was the candidate.
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But abolishing what is, after all, the only method the Constitution describes for electing presidents is not easy.
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The White House has repeatedly said American voters made their judgment on Trump's behavior by electing him president.
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The state convention drew 1,600 state delegates for the process of electing 41 delegates to the national convention.
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Republicans have repeatedly warned that electing Clinton as president would be tantamount to a third term for Obama.
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Democrats did well in last year's midterms thanks to vote switchers electing moderate candidates like Utah's Ben McAdams.
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Democrats did well in last year's midterms thanks to vote switchers electing moderate candidates like Utah's Ben McAdams.
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The grass roots of the Democratic Party is hugely mobilized and has shown itself excited about electing women.
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We've made progress, outlawing Jim Crow segregation, passing the Civil Rights Act, and electing our first black president.
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Electing Hillary Clinton is the best way to move America in the direction he thinks it should go.
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But the fact that leading members of the Republican Party — from Paul Ryan and Mitch McConnell on down — are nominally committed to the idea that electing the default-and-no-NATO guy is a better idea than electing "Crooked Hillary" invites the misunderstanding that they are open to these ideas.
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The US has been mostly hands-off when it comes to cryptocurrency, electing to wait and see what happens.
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Americans are okay electing a pro-legalization president, with fewer than a quarter saying it would undermine their support.
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Turnout was high as mainstream voters rallied to avoid electing the European Union's first far-right head of state.
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But their goals of beating establishment Democrats and electing a new slate of candidates necessitated aggressive fundraising and organizing.
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We're using our collective power to change the face of politics by electing progressive, unapologetic champions like Stacey Abrams.
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But he suggested support would come from those concerned about electing someone who would not be aligned with Trump.
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Electing women to public office isn't just good for women – it's good for everyone and it's good for democracy.
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The study adds to the existing evidence by offering a potential solution: electing more black representation to local governments.
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It's about electing the candidate that better reflects the support of a majority of voters, not just a plurality.
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But voters also discovered that simply electing left-of-center governments brought no guarantees of prosperity for the poor.
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Schlafly, until her death, remained in the political arena and recently made the case for electing Donald Trump president.
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And booting out the Tories would mean electing an opposition that has been captured by a neo-Marxist clique.
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Meng's claim is incorrect, but AAPI voters could still play a pivotal role in electing her candidate of choice.
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While we're not electing for a denim closet clean out, dark denim and colored jeans have had their moment.
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Only 59% of the electorate turned out in 2001, electing a Labour government that poured resources into tackling poverty.
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The fundraiser said he will now focus his fundraising efforts on electing Republicans in the House and the Senate.
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As well as electing a president, Zimbabweans were voting for 210 members of parliament and more than 9,000 councillors.
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Spicer and Trump have argued that voters declared the issue moribund, electing him even though he shielded the returns.
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And with young age comes a longer timeframe within which to achieve the dream of electing a woman president.
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"Americans have demanded this change" by electing Trump as president and keeping the GOP in control of Capitol Hill.
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The U.S. should respect the ability of African's to make their own decisions regarding the electing of their leaders.
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Both cases involve breaking and entering into internal Democratic Party operations for the purpose of electing a Republican president.
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And Savannah wanted to be honest with her church community, electing to tell them about her identity through testimony.
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The movement aims to build black political power by electing officials that actually represent and reflect our country's demographics.
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But even though we are electing our future leaders, the past remains very much an issue on the hustings.
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Without divine intervention, it is hard to imagine Americans electing either of the Republican front-runners to be president.
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ON MAY 22nd Europe came within 31,000 votes of electing its first far-right head of state since 1945.
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If the Filipino elite understands the message voters have sent in electing Mr Duterte, they could avert this fate.
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Formed in 1980, the Workers' Party eschewed strict Marxist dogma and embraced a democratic process for electing its leaders.
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Electing Jim Jordan as Speaker, on the other hand, is the change we need, and the change we deserve.
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These decisions, and others of their ilk, have had profound consequences on the people we're electing to lead us.
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Kentucky and Mississippi are electing governors, and Democrats are hoping for upset victories in those two solidly Republican states.
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Colorado, while electing a Democratic governor and returning a Democratic legislature, passed meaningful reforms to outdated prison labor rules.
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If we want to get rid of Trump and his administration, we should not focus on electing one candidate.
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A new federal lawsuit against Mississippi claims the state's method of electing governors and other statewide officials is racist.
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Shah is the communications director for Senate Majority PAC, an organization dedicated to electing Democrats to the U.S. Senate.
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Recent polling indicates that Democrats are more open to the idea of electing a senator to the White House.
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America could more than double that number this year by electing three in one night -- Abrams, Gillum and Jealous.
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Americans who are fed up with right-wing violence can reject hatred and bigotry by electing a Democratic majority.
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Slightly more women than men placed a priority on electing more women to public office, but not by much.
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Together we can make history by electing the first FIFA President who comes directly from a FIFA member association.
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Which paid off beyond McConnell's wildest dreams by now electing someone who fed off voter anger with Washington dysfunction.
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"Nevadans could soon make history by electing the nation's first female-majority state legislature," the Reno Gazette Journal reports.
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The eyes of the world were on France this weekend as the country set about electing a new president.
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Why would Austrians, say, on the verge of electing a president from the far-right Freedom Party, back Mrs.
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Maintaining that progress, he said, would require electing not only a Democratic president but a Democratic Congress, as well.
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"I'm happy to see the country is not inclined towards electing a communist or a socialist," Mr. Cooperman said.
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Because they didn't, Alabamians had a plausible alternative to electing an accused sexual predator — an alternative they understandably embraced.
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Meanwhile, Defense Secretary Esper has made clear that electing to use Huawei could threaten allies' access to American intelligence.
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And as of this writing, Europeans are electing a Parliament that promises to have more populist representation than before.
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She is the vice chair of the Democratic Governors Association, the party's national committee focused on electing state executives.
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That often means electing leaders like Mr. Bolsonaro, who promise to dismantle the establishment and rule through personal authority.
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At stake in the Bredesen-Blackburn race is the durability of a Tennessee tradition of electing temperamentally sound senators.
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Perhaps more importantly, Arizona has a distrust of political establishments and a lengthy history of electing tough-talking disappointments.
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And Mexicans, the largest foreign-born population in the United States, are not the only nationality electing to leave.
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In North Dakota, voters opted to continue the state's streak of Republican governors, electing Doug Burgum to succeed Gov.
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By electing such a thin-skinned man to the presidency, we have undoubtedly put our nation in harm's way.
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But that doesn't account for outside groups, which rescued Saccone (total bucks dedicated to electing him way outpaced Lamb).
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Thoughtful ideas and workable congressional rules are both predicated on the nation electing members who share a bipartisan impulse.
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It's true he made it as mayor but we New Yorkers have a recent history of electing unlovable people.
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Romney was already a critic of Trump in 2018, but it did not stop voters there from electing him.
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And when we sit back and blame the leaders we elect without examining our own role in electing them.
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"The core mission of the DCCC is electing House Democrats, which includes supporting and protecting incumbents," the form read.
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Facebook's Goldman stated that sowing chaos, not electing Trump, was Russia's primary intent in infiltrating American social media networks.
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" They ignored him, electing Warren G. Harding, an ethically-challenged Republican who had promised them a "return to normalcy.
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Some of these objectives (electing Sanders) are more immediately plausible than others (getting rid of the House and Senate).
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Alaska moved closer to electing its first woman to the House and first woman of color to statewide office.
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Similarly, North Dakota chose to disenfranchise its voters by holding no presidential vote and electing delegates at a convention.
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" Somehow electing a black president has made race relations worse, and I thought, "Well this is just cynical bullshit.
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He previously served as chief of staff at Priorities USA, the super PAC committed to re-electing President Obama.
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One of the important ways electing a woman to the presidency would matter is by providing a role model.
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While Trump critics may oppose his immigration policies, the Supreme Court reminds us all that the proper forum to fight it remains the political process – by electing members of Congress, who can always retract the delegation of authority to the president, or by electing a new president, who can issue new orders.
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To acquire centerpointe community bank * Northwest bancorporation -centerpointe shareholders to receive about $12.85/share if electing cash or 1.0280 shares of nbct if electing stock consideration * Northwest bancorporation says on pro forma basis, centerpointe shareholders expected to own about 10.8% of outstanding nbct shares upon closing Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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"When folks talk about a revolution, the revolution is electing the first woman president of the United States," she said.
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All of this is a bad sign for Republicans hoping to hold on to the Senate seat without electing Moore.
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"Spencer thought he lost me," Montag told Paper about electing to get 10 plastic surgery procedures done within 24 hours.
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They're pointing fingers at FBI Director James Comey, unfair media coverage and voters resistant to electing the first woman president.
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GOP nominee for #FLGov Ron DeSantis just said Florida shouldn't "monkey this up" by electing Andrew Gillum.What. The. Holy. Balls.
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Calling out white women's continued support of conservative politicians isn't excusing or ignoring white men's commitment to electing these candidates.
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However, it also stems from differences of opinion over whether electing more women is a goal in and of itself.
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Not electing a bunch of transphobic numbnuts who are going to wreck the state economy to catch a nonexistent predator.
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Its first task will be electing new speakers, which will provide an early indication of where alliances might be formed.
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But one thing's for sure, after tonight the state will be one step closer to electing its first female Governor.
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Twitter cofounder and former CEO Ev Williams said he was sorry if Twitter played a role in electing Donald Trump.
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She was endorsed by Higher Heights for America, a group with the goal of electing more Black women to office.
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"Spencer thought he lost me," Montag told Paper about electing to get 10 plastic surgery procedures done within 24 hours.
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The celebrity president is an enduring fantasy, and that's not (only) because America likes electing political neophytes to high office.
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After all, America went from bans on inter-racial marriage to electing a black president in a mere four decades.
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Today this former nation sent a message to the political establishment -- and the nation's nonwhite populations -- by electing Donald Trump.
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It can't just be about electing the loudest person in the room, because that alone will not solve the problem.
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The White House senior adviser also downplayed the role Russian social media efforts played in electing his father-in-law.
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One of the biggest benefits to electing life insurance at work is that there is little to no medical underwriting.
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It had opted for style over substance last year by electing Renho Murata, a former news anchor, as its leader.
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Just six months ago, millions of Americans thought they were on the brink of electing the country's first female president.
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First, let's start with the fact that I know you think that Twitter was instrumental in electing a new president.
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But he spent most of his time on Wednesday explaining why electing a Republican president would take the country backward.
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Electing Judge Roy Moore to the Senate will be a vote for small government, religious freedom, and a better economy.
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In many ways, Diamond Bar is the future that liberals want, save for the fact that it keeps electing Republicans.
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Schriock, 903, is president of Emily's List, the political action committee dedicated to electing Democratic women who support abortion rights.
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The National Republican Senatorial Committee, an organization dedicated to electing GOP senators, was the first to suspend Twitter ad spending.
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Millennials have already shown they confer authority on Biden -- in fact, they were responsible for re-electing Biden and Obama.
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" Electing the first female president "would have been a really big deal...There were important messages that could have sent.
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In 2016, we found ourselves lost and desperate for change -- and made the same mistake again in electing Donald Trump.
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If the answer were no, Democrats might disagree, but they would better spend their time electing a Democrat in 2020.
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Tom Vilsack, who has endorsed Biden and campaigned with him, said the state has a long history of electing Catholics.
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The wisdom of electing judges is one of the questions and lessons suggested by the case and Mr Moore's demagoguery.
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"This is unprecedented," Stephanie Schriock, president of the progressive organization dedicated to electing Democratic women to office, told the paper.
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We live in a democratic republic and have decided the will of the voters should be paramount in electing representatives.
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But Beeck chose to take the high road, electing not to release the names of the people who stiffed her.
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This year especially, most people seem to recognize that something is seriously wrong with our system for electing public officials.
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French citizens are due to cast their first votes on April 23 before electing a new premier on May 7.
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The Republicans failed to note that when electing a slate rather than an individual, winner-takes-all makes little sense.
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"Electing Saudi Arabia to protect women's rights is like making an arsonist into the town fire chief," Hillel Neuer said.
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By electing Tim Farron as Mr Clegg's successor twelve months ago, the party opted for a more centre-left direction.
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"There's a long tradition of Americans electing people you don't think they're going to elect," he said, according to THR.
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We should be electing folks and individuals who have lived through what the majority of Americans live through every day.
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Goodrow padded San Jose's advantage at 10:38 of the second period, electing to shoot on a two-on-one.
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"The fact is: empowering women also requires electing women to office," Bloomberg said at a recent event for EMILY's List.
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This time around, the hardliners are openly promoting the idea of electing a revolutionary guards commander as the next president.
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"WFP is giving all we have to electing Ocasio-Cortez and other progressive insurgents all across the nation," he added.
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Kaine added the U.S. is "uniquely bad at electing women to office," a dynamic Clinton hopes to change as president.
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Republicans, meanwhile, are running in the opposite direction, electing top-of-the-ticket candidates in the mold of the president.
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He will stay on in his job until the party starts the process of electing a new leader next month.
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They regularly blurt the latter as justification for electing right-wing theocrat/closed minds, austerity minded, cultural fascists to office.
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That includes electing the first two Muslim women, the first two Native American women, the first Latina women from Texas.
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Supporters of Mr. Trump, a moral degenerate, justify their support by saying we're electing a president rather than a pastor.
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Under his leadership, the party won over a thousand local races across the country, electing socialist mayors in 24 states.
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While Oklahoma is a deep-red state, voters there have a history of electing conservative Democrats to the governor's mansion.
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Rodman co-starred on the Celebrity Apprentice and advocated for electing his "great friend" to the presidency, so there's that.
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Voters in two states will be electing United States senators, in addition to representatives and various state and local officials.
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Peter Navarro, Mr. Trump's trade adviser, has been critical of electing a Chinese official to run the intellectual property office.
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And common sense tells us that electing a woman as president would deal a smashing symbolic blow to the patriarchy.
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To the Editor: The road to victory in 2020 lies in electing a moderate and pragmatic candidate in the primaries.
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Mr. Gillum's opponent, Ron DeSantis, opened his campaign by warning voters not to "monkey this up," by electing Mr. Gillum.
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Stacey Abrams has created excitement around the possibility of electing the nation's first black female governor — in Georgia, no less.
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Three-quarters of women 18 to 34 supported electing more feminists, compared with 43 percent of women 65 and older.
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"I don't want to give you any words that would detract from the importance of re-electing Young," he said.
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"I feel heartbreak," said Aimee Allison of She the People, an organization dedicated to organizing and electing women of color.
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Emerge America, a political action committee devoted to electing Democratic women, used the photo in an email fund-raising blast.
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It's tough to imagine any of those states electing a Democrat so long as America's current political coalitions remain stable.
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At the same time, Virginia has swung blue in recent years, with Virginians electing two Democratic governors, including current Gov.
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She resigned from the bank and devoted herself to electing a Democrat; Mr. Frelinghuysen decided not to seek re-election.
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The company will ask attendees to vote on a series of measures, including re-electing the company's board of directors.
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Union turnout in Nevada, however, was strong in 2628, helping Clinton to a narrow victory in the state, electing Sen.
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He can't force his version of liberty on them, even when it appears others are electing to stay in cages.
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Especially given that Stivers is the chairman of the National Republican Congressional Committee, the group tasked with electing GOP candidates.
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The considerations include outcomes like electing a woman or a gay man to the White House, or impeaching President Trump.
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This country's political system — the rules for electing both Congress and the president — is biased toward large, sparsely populated areas.
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But perhaps the only thing more improbable for France than electing Ms. Le Pen would be to elect Mr. Macron.
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The Public Editor If you want to get some women mad, there are more ways than by electing Donald Trump.
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The bottom line is that electing Bernie Sanders president is not going to eliminate tuition for most American college students.
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Musk also donated roughly $34,20173 to the Republican Party's official arm for electing lawmakers to the chamber, federal records show.
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The results offer more evidence that Americans are going to wind up electing whichever presidential candidate they hate the least.
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That's exactly what happened after the 21923 election, the last time that electing the speaker required more than one ballot.
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An at-large voting system for electing members to the East Ramapo school board — long dominated by Orthodox Jews whose children attend private yeshivas — has prevented public school parents who are largely black and Latino from electing candidates of their choice, according to a lawsuit filed on Thursday by the New York Civil Liberties Union.
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Showalter's research suggests that electing women to higher-profile positions appears to encourage other women to run for office — and win.
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Democrats don't have to decide between sticking with a Democratic governor who has admitted to wearing blackface or electing a Republican.
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Austria narrowly avoided electing a far-right president after the Green Party candidate barely beat the Freedom Party of Austria candidate.
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This race has really come down to a fight about increasing diversity and electing a new generation of leaders of Congress.
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In Oklahoma, teachers ended two weeks of walkouts on Thursday, shifting their focus to electing pro-education candidates in November. Gov.
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That represents a terrible threat to judicial independence and highlights the problems with electing judges — or subjecting appointed judges to reelection.
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Indeed, Ms Díaz's support was decisive in electing Mr Sánchez as the party leader in 2014, running as an economic liberal.
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EMILY's List, the group devoted to electing Democratic women who support abortion rights, has seen unprecedented success so far this cycle.
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The vote in November continued the process, which began in August 2015, of electing new deputies and senators to Haiti's congress.
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London elections We'll know early today if London makes history by electing the first Muslim mayor of any major Western city.
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She contended that votes for Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton driven by "fear" of electing Republican nominee Trump effectively "silence" nonmajor parties.
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Electing the overseer of such a reliable source of tax revenue is supposed to prevent such a cosy system from evolving.
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Even author (and Beyoncé's feminist inspiration) Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie caught side-eye for electing to keep her pregnancy and childbirth private.
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Setting Trump aside, what if a foreign government succeeds in the future in electing an American president through active vote manipulation?
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Electing Sanders, an independent, to the White House became the "number one priority" of DSA in late 2014, according to Schwartz.
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He is also lead author of Every Vote Equal: A State-Based Plan for Electing the President by National Popular Vote.
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Debbie Stabenow of Michigan told a group of Clinton volunteers that the "real revolution" is electing the first woman president. Sen.
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That could be a big liability for Republicans in any district which has a chance of electing a Democrat this fall.
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French citizens vote in the first round of the election on April 23 before electing a new premier two weeks later.
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Her research suggests that electing women to higher-profile positions appears to encourage other women to run for office — and win.
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Electing a lesbian prime minister in 2017 is good PR for a government that wants to look more liberal and European.
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In short, detonating America's Constitution and replacing it with something authoritarian will take more than electing a president with authoritarian inclinations.
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When it comes to electing their next president, Americans want a candidate to vote for — not just someone to vote against.
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Jessica Curtis is the executive director of GOPAC, which is dedicated to educating and electing a new generation of Republican leaders.
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Handed power over the rules for electing themselves, Republican politicians in southern statehouses have, unsurprisingly, tilted them in their own favour.
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The Sanders Twitch channel stream chat is active, and most of the comments are jokes about electing the first gamer president.
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In June, voters in the United Kingdom sent a shockwave through global markets by electing formally to exit the European Union.
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When actually confronted with the messy realities — like the country electing Donald Trump president — we shut down just a little bit.
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Part of me sees a young agent out for an evening of innocent fun and electing to blow off some steam.
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We were just a hairsbreadth from electing the United States' first female president to succeed the United States' first black president.
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In electing a president, we should strive for a person who will try for win-win and to avoid lose-lose.
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But Republicans still refuse to accept the reality that Russia, a hostile foreign power, played a major role in electing Trump.
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Though stagecraft has long been a part of politics, Americans aren't electing an entertainer in chief, but a commander in chief.
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Locations where illegal immigration is dense, play a large role in electing officials--specifically those among the left--and allocating funds.
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The Hillary Victory Fund is conducting a coordinated effort with the DNC and state Democratic parties aimed at electing progressives nationwide.
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As recently as 2004 and 2008, Hardin County voters were electing some Democrats for local offices, while supporting Republicans for president.
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California is electing more Democrats because it is becoming more Latino, urban and coastal in terms of its center of gravity.
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And thankfully the voters of Virginia sent a message that they reject Trump's fearmongering and divisiveness by electing Democrat Ralph Northam.
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It is possible that Shelby's courage and clarity at this critical moment saves Alabama from the horrible consequences of electing Moore.
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We're electing a president rather than a pope, after all, so there's no problem wrapping Republican arms around a moral wreck.
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In a series of tweets Friday morning, Trump said electing more Republicans in November would result in a comprehensive immigration bill.
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The House Democratic campaign arm believes primary voters have unified around electing candidates who can prevail in November, the aide added.
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Unfortunately, we had to make a difficult staffing decision, eliminating 16 salaried positions and electing not to fill 6 open roles.
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While his platform has repeatedly drawn enthusiastic support, what message would electing him as president send the rest of the world?
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"I know that electing Hillary Clinton as our next president is critical for America's future," Wasserman Schultz said in a statement.
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As a Canadian, I don't have to decide between electing a right-wing, pro-bank warhawk or Donald Trump on Tuesday.
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Applying analytics to clinical data In the United States, we are on the eve of potentially electing our first female president.
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And while that may be true, there's still the task at hand of electing the next president of the United States.
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Electing more people of color could quell many Americans' feelings that politics is broken and there's little trust in public institutions.
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Throughout his remarks, Sanders compared Clinton's policies with those of the GOP's presumptive nominee, warning of the dangers of electing Trump.
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"New York State can play a role in re-electing President Trump," Mr. Cox said, as he stood alongside Mr. Langworthy.
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In electing Mr. Weah, Liberian voters are investing in him hopes that he can build on one certain accomplishment of Mrs.
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Last month, the warring factions were able to convene a nine-member presidential council tasked with electing a new unity government.
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And in Britain, voters are electing candidates to a Parliament that the country has tried, and so far failed, to leave.
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But she found that electing a woman to statewide office could have double or more the impact of a recruiting campaign.
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In four districts we polled in Pennsylvania, New York, Arizona and Minnesota, more than 50 percent of voters supported electing feminists.
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Over all, 55 percent of black women, 53 percent of Hispanic women and 50 percent of white women supported electing feminists.
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And on Saturday, New Orleans continued the trend, electing its first female mayor, LaToya Cantrell, in the city's 300-year history.
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Nearly three out of four midterm voters said that electing racial and ethnic minorities was important, according to CNN exit polls.
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In today's political landscape, where Republicans hold total control of the government in 26 states, this means electing more Democratic governors.
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The sergeant had waived his right to a jury trial, electing to have the judge, Robert A. Neary, decide the case.
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"We are Democrats and will continue to focus our energies on electing Democrats," said Candice Giove, a spokeswoman for the group.
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They believe it could provide a rare opening to institute changes that potentially include a new method of electing the speaker.
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Emily's List, the national group devoted to electing Democratic women, is backing Ms. Mills and has poured $300,000 into the race.
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As residents of our community, I think, they also should be able to have a say in electing the city's leadership.
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It has been a more conservative enclave than other Hispanic cities, electing lawmakers at the local level who are pro-business.
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In the fall, Amazon poured $1.5 million into local races in the city, in the hopes of electing business-friendly representatives.
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Instead, Pompeo said he'll be entirely focused these next "85033 hours" on electing GOP nominee Donald Trump and down-ballot Republicans.
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They are also seeking to increase voter registration among younger Americans in the hopes of electing candidates who support gun control.
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And, he reminded the audience in an unmistakable reference to Ms. Warren's raft of policy plans, "We're not electing a planner."
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In November, Hong Kong expressed its support for the protests at the polls, overwhelmingly electing pro-democracy politicians to neighborhood offices.
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In November, Hong Kong expressed its support for the protests at the polls, overwhelmingly electing pro-democracy politicians to neighborhood offices.
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Of course, the country's appetite for electing a democratic socialist next year is impossible to guess, let alone in eight years.
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Shareholders strongly backed Mr. Sloan, re-electing him to the board with the support of 99 percent of the votes cast.
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But after the City Council decided against adding new housing, voters responded by electing three pro-housing candidates, including Mr. Siegel.
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On November 383, Virginians will vote and, according to polls, have a very good chance of electing many pro-ERA legislators.
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Anyone with a spare conspiracy theory was encouraged, and many people who would normally be really into electing Hillary were depressed.
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Electing a woman to serve as the organization's chief administrative officer would send a dramatic message, one heard around the world.
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Electing Trump, the self-proclaimed "king of debt," would undermine Washington's image, resources and ability to influence others around the globe.
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Flores, meanwhile, received the endorsement of EMILY's List, an organization dedicated to supporting and electing Democratic women who support abortion rights.
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"We're going to be emphasizing the importance of electing Democrats down the ballot," Clinton told reporters traveling with her on Saturday.
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"Our club has a long tradition of electing conservative-to-moderate Republicans who fit in with the community," Mr. Morgan said.
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With business travel it's a lot of people who normally fly first class for business and they're electing to go charter.
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These are both goals with which I'm sympathetic, despite my skepticism that electing Trump was an effective way of reaching them.
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And in a state like Tennessee, which has a history of electing more "pragmatic" Republicans, chaos doesn't bode well with voters.
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I can tell you, very clearly, that in 4003, there were going to be some real problems with electing Hillary Clinton.
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But electing a slate of fire-breathing outsiders could well make it even more difficult for Republican senators to accomplish anything.
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They keep re-electing me because this is what I do, I defend the South in any way that I can.
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But the agenda has been mapped out: • Electing the supreme leader to an even more powerful position than the one Kim holds (his power is already nearly absolute); • Electing new party leadership to replace members of Kim's inner circle purged for disloyalty and branded "evil" by the state, and; • Revealing the findings of the party's disciplinary and investigative committee.
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"We can't just keep electing the next person in line, we can't just keep electing the people that raise the most money or have the most endorsements," Mr. Rubio, 44, continued, reviving a generational argument that he had played down somewhat, as Mr. Christie, 53, appeared to pose a greater threat to him than Mr. Bush, 62.
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Which means Moore has brought the state to the brink of something unthinkable just a few months ago: electing a Democratic senator.
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Pelosi hosted the event for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, which is the leading group dedicated to electing Democrats to the House.
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We cannot come this close to electing the first female president in our history and not make it to the finish line.
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While Brown claims he had a hand at electing her during her first district attorney bid, his role was much more limited.
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The politicians' job is to talk about how electing them is going to help solve some kind of problems in your life.
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A Quinnipiac University poll out earlier this month found that 70% of voters said they are open to electing a gay president.
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First, as Election Day draws near, primary voters tend to get cold feet about electing someone with no experience in elected office.
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"The National Popular Vote Interstate Compact would make every Oregon voter more powerful in electing a president," Koza said in a statement.
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In April, more than six months after Woods' arrest, the state filed an official letter of release, electing not to bring charges.
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"There is a good reason why we are electing a new leader in December," said Frank Richter, the SPD candidate in Meissen.
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The morning after the primary, DeSantis warned Floridians not to "monkey this up" electing Gillum, which immediately brought the race national attention.
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"One of the dangers is that by electing a black president people say there must be no problem at all," he said.
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Fiorina and is excited about the possibility of electing the first female president, but he does not plan to caucus for her.
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He had sought to change the country's Constitution to allow him to stay in office until 2025, if voters kept electing him.
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A riding with a progressive majority of voters could end up electing a Conservative to parliament if progressive voters split their votes.
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In a matter of weeks, workers will be electing how much health, life, and disability insurance to get for the following year.
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But it had another, curious outcome: the young voters ended up electing the oldest crop of MPs and party leaders in decades.
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The United States could strike a blow for gender equality in November by electing its first woman president, Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
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Some perks, though, like electing emergency contacts to access your passwords, and unlimited file sharing, are now locked behind the paid tier.
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But Sanders's theory is that by electing him, the people will be sending a message so strong even Congress can't ignore it.
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LESS than a year after electing a president, Ecuadoreans will vote on whether to bar a former one from returning to office.
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Colin Fieman, Michaud's lawyer, said he would seek the indictment's dismissal as a sanction for prosecutors electing to not make the disclosure.
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With the retirement of Paul Ryan, Republicans will be electing their third speaker in three years (if they manage to maintain control).
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As well as electing a new leader, candidates for senior posts like deputy president, chairman, secretary general and others were also nominated.
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For Bannon, "the movement" isn't just about electing one man, but a worldwide revolt of different nationalist groups opposing a globalist elite.
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Electing Russia's candidate to the White House is a danger to the very integrity of American democracy, our Constitution and national security.
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" Sanders called for uniting the party and electing his former rival, saying he would "do everything I can to make that happen.
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GOP front-runner Donald Trump repeatedly tells his crowds voting for Hillary Clinton would translate into electing Obama to a third term.
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The obvious conclusion to draw is that electing more women leads to better overall quality of life, since wage equality benefits everybody.
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Despite electing a new leader in 2016, the country has been mired in tit-for-tat inter-communal violence and political instability.
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"It's us who got South Africa into this mess by electing Zuma to be president," Jackson Mthembu, ANC chief whip has said.
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America cannot drink the "Hillary Kool-Aid" and risk electing her simply because she is "experienced" and will break a glass ceiling.
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I think [PSOL] did well in electing Marielle, because she was a powerful symbol for political renewal and for the lower class.
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In electing more than 85033 union members to office, we secured a great opportunity to right the structural wrongs of our economy.
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The orchestra was from Kountze, a little East Texas town that had the distinction, in 1991, of electing America's first Muslim mayor.
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Mr. Sanders, he added, "certainly believes that electing one of these Republicans as president would be a real nightmare for the country."
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In the 113 midterms, however, Democrats began to rebuild that wall, electing three governors, three senators, and a host of state legislators.
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I'm resigned to having a terrible president starting next January, but there's no way I'll be responsible for electing him or her.
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Rosenstein vehemently denied the report as inaccurate; Trump himself said he didn't believe it, electing to keep Rosenstein on in his job.
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The shame of this plan is that it does not address the voters' concern: electing someone other than Clinton or Trump. 7.
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"I know that electing Hillary Clinton as our next president is critical for America's future," Ms. Wasserman Schultz said in a statement.
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DeSantis campaigned as a dyed-in-the-wool Trumpist who warned voters not to "monkey this up" by electing his black opponent.
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The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC), the body charged with electing Democrats to the House, raised more than $2628 million last month.
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And the sad truth is we've been electing politicians for four decades that have shaped the tax code to make this legal.
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"We are not going to solve the political dysfunction in Washington by electing the same people who contributed to it," he said.
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They are electing to show the most glamorous bits of their lives, presenting a "perfect" life, a life that others might envy.
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And WFW Action Fund is setting the goal of "28503 in '22019" — electing 20 Republican women to the U.S. House next year.
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Significantly, since the ballot initiative changed the Florida constitution, overturning the poll tax only requires electing new politicians (albeit in gerrymandered districts).
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Most important, electing Hillary Clinton as our president will be another four years of President Obama's failed policies, which America cannot afford.
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Second would be for his party to take up the cause of opposing the idea, for the purpose of electing its members.
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The 12-track project, which Wiz is electing to call an EP, has been the subject of interviews dating back to 2015.
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I certainly thought that there was a possibility that on a Tuesday we were going to be electing the first woman president.
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McCONNELL congratulates Roy Moore and says Senate GOP apparatus will be "as committed" to electing him as it was Luther Strange. pic.twitter.
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" For Büchel, writes Walker, "Americans, by electing Mr. Trump, allowed his obsessions to be given form that qualifies as an artistic statement.
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After less than five years — the total time of both their governments — Israel came back to its senses by electing Ariel Sharon.
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Electing its first Chinese-American mayor was a milestone for a city that had a long history of discrimination against Chinese people.
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America has a shockingly bad record of electing black people to statewide office, and black turnout alone isn't enough to change that.
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Many give up their aspirations of a career in medicine altogether, electing to pursue work more "traditionally suited" for people with disabilities.
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" The state party chairman, Raymond Buckley, said the new name is aimed at highlighting the party's "steadfast commitment to electing Democratic women.
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Ms. Abrams's announcement spurred a back-and-forth between the Republican and Democratic committees charged with electing their members to the Senate.
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A really big idea would be to stop electing candidates for any federal, state or local office who are climate change deniers.
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"I'm disappointed that we still are hesitant about electing a woman as president, but we've just got to beat Trump," said Sapkowski.
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Britain First calls itself "a patriotic political party and street movement" but has never come close to electing a member of Parliament.
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Nearly three-quarters of Democrats, both men and women, said they supported electing a feminist, and 15 percent or fewer opposed it.
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But as his supporters have defiantly pointed out, there is nothing the Republicans can do to stop Alabamians from electing Mr. Moore.
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She also appeals to many Hillary Clinton fans who were genuinely enthusiastic about the prospect of electing a woman president in 2016.
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" The appeals court's decision, the petition said, threatens "to undermine the democratic principles underpinning over two centuries of electing United States presidents.
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Ms. Kantola said a backlash against the previous government drove a surge in voters electing younger, more liberal and often female lawmakers.
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The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC), the body charged with electing Democrats to the House, raised more than $2628 million last month.
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Ernie Chambers, a state senator, disagreed, saying that taxpayers in Gage County should pay a price for electing incompetent and heartless leaders.
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First they attempted to deny the electoral college's rightful place in duly electing our president according to the will of the people.
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The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, a group dedicated to electing House Democrats, has tried to cast House Republicans as corrupt this year.
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Ms. Watson Coleman, who is not a member of the working group, said electing more women is fundamental to fixing the problem.
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And that populism means the electing of people who are strong characters in one segment in a battle against the other segment.
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There are nonpartisan groups like Unite America focused on creating a more functional government by enacting political reforms and electing pragmatic candidates.
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The financial effects of a major flight suspension "would not be much greater than people electing not to travel," according to Horowitz.
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We're a weird state with strange politics, electing a wide-range of politicians -- from Michele Bachmann to Jesse Ventura to Ilhan Omar.
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Later that day, the opposition held their own vote, electing Mr. Guaidó, and leaving the country with two leaders of the assembly.
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Groups like Run for Something, Justice Democrats and the Collective PAC, committed to promoting and electing young and diverse leaders, are thriving.
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The Republican Governors Association, a group aimed at electing GOP governors, also reportedly does not plan to spend big to back her.
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But one wonders about the absence of some key categories of American creativity — like electing, financing, protesting, educating, conserving, cooking and loving.
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Despite losing the governor's race to Republican Kim Reynolds, Democrats were able to flip two Republican House seats in 2018, electing Reps.
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Electing one of the exceptionally qualified female candidates as leader of the U.N. would demonstrate a refusal to leave this potential untapped.
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Traditional Labour strongholds in the Midlands, the North and Wales were flipped, electing Conservative politicians for the first time in their history.
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Ten years from now, electing leaders who run and serve in office independently of a political party may be just as commonplace.
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Shall we try electing centrist, independent people to Congress with problem-solving mind-sets and agendas that benefits the majority of Americans?
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Instead, she chose to speak out against the man who made her a star, and repent for her complicity in electing him.
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"People deserve to know who they're electing," said Deanna Wallace, staff counsel for the anti-abortion advocacy group Americans United for Life.
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Polls say Mexico is on the verge of electing its first leftist anti-establishment president in modern history, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador.
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"Sellers are electing not to counter offers but just to select one and move forward, because it's too emotional," Stofa told BuzzFeed News.
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The Republican House speaker warned of the ramifications of electing Clinton and what he called the "politically correct moralizing" of the Democratic Party.
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Mr. Morales had sought to change the country's Constitution to allow him to stay in office until 2025, if voters kept electing him.
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" Fifty-three percent of Illinois voters agreed with her, electing her to the US Senate in 1992, the chamber's "Year of the Woman.
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So if you're a nasty woman or man, consider raising one, perfectly manicured pinky and making history by electing the first Madam President.
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Obama was certainly a historic figure, and the country will rightly continue to celebrate the milestone of electing our first black President (twice).
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Yes, his mouth is horrible, but he's not a politician, and I really think the country is telling us something with electing him.
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"I have never heard of electing directors who will then resign," said University of Delaware finance professor Charles Elson, who follows corporate governance.
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But in an election with more candidates, even if it winds up electing a Democrat or a Republican, voters can send stronger signals.
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The members also laid out a number of bylaws describing the process for electing new board members, voting on proposals, and adjudicating disputes.
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In September, Icahn said that electing Trump should be a "no-brainer" for American voters, especially given his focus on the middle class.
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The president frequently rails against sanctuary cities on the campaign trail, portraying them as havens for criminals and a consequence of electing Democrats.
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Preferred stockholders don't have voting rights, so they don't have a voice when it comes to things like electing a board of directors.
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"I know that electing Hillary Clinton as our next president is critical for America's future," Wasserman Schultz said in her resignation statement Sunday.
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Ukraine appears to be 3 days away from electing a man best known for playing a president on TV as its actual president.
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And he expanded on his dismissal of a new GOP argument for electing Republican senators to act as a counterbalance on Clinton's power.
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Austria electing a far-right president would be "the confirmation of a trend," Guntram Wolff, director of the think tank Bruegel told CNBC.
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There are many versions of this approach, but they all involve some way of electing multiple people, at once, to represent a region.
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His insistence that electing leaders with climate-friendly policies matters immeasurably more than forgoing a plastic straw in your cocktail is surely correct.
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For a while it didn't matter, as these groups were united in electing Trump as the best hope for achieving their own goals.
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While the leaders neglected to directly name-drop Donald Trump during a press conference, all three warned against electing the presumptive GOP nominee.
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Another option is to make it a day for giving back, and donate to a worthy cause, like electing more women to office.
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But one of the reasons Macron won is that French voters were horrified at the prospect of electing their own version of Trump.
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Like the US, it is undergoing a white rural backlash, yielding the almost-as-ignorant-as-electing-Donald-Trump Brexit vote late year.
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Ferguson-Florissant uses an at-large system for electing school board members, meaning the entire region votes when a member's term is up.
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But if her opponents are serious about their outrage over Crooked Hillary, then this could be the first advantage of electing her president.
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CBS said that, before electing Moonves, its board offered the position of non-executive chair to Redstone's daughter, Shari Redstone, but she declined.
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ACRONYM, the new digital-first political organization focused on electing progressives, has already raised more than $1 million since their launch last month.
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They say voters in those states played just as important of a role in electing Trump as blue-collar workers in manufacturing states.
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"I will continue to express my concerns about the dangers of electing someone who has pledged to continue Obama's disastrous policies," he said.
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Dad explained that when he walked into the voting booth ... he was electing a President of the United States to lead a nation.
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One-third of votes were cast against re-electing board chair Robert Coury, who is getting a nine-figure payout for last year.
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Of the dozen states electing a governor next month, none would seem as ripe for a debate about criminal justice reform as Missouri.
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"Democrats are laser focused on taking back the House, electing Nancy Pelosi Speaker and then launching impeachment proceedings against President Trump," Collins said.
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Yet, rather than thrilling to the promise of taking the White House or of electing America's first woman president, many Democrats seem joyless.
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We keep the same voting system as last year, with a December period for electing a player from each division as team captain.
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The Marquis de Condorcet, the great 35th-century political theorist and mathematician, proposed a system for electing candidates who truly command majority support.
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What's been missing all along is a long-term commitment to a progressive vision and to electing progressive candidates—and voters notice that.
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The House will have its first Native American woman representative and Colorado made history by electing the first openly gay man as governor.
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"When the words 'monkey this up' are used to refer to electing a man of color, that would be a blatant...," the Dictionary.
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They believe that with him out the way, there will be a better chance of electing a president who will champion the poor.
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What's more, by electing Arnold Schwarzenegger governor, in 20093, the state normalized the idea of installing a bombastic and untried entertainer in office.
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Next week, Pennsylvania Democrats have a good chance of electing Conor Lamb, a former prosecutor who served with distinction in the Marine Corps.
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Elections are the last firewall in democracies where people can protect their inalienable right to participate in the process of electing our leaders.
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Trump repeatedly claimed that electing Rosen to the Senate amounts to backing House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer.
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On Tuesday, as he rallied for U.S. Senate candidate Patrick Morrissey, Trump stressed that electing more Republicans will lead to a stronger border.
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In the 1992 presidential race, Republicans even produced a bumper sticker urging voters to "annoy the media" by re-electing President George Bush.
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After Clinton lost a supposedly "unloseable" election in a wave against the establishment, Democrats responded by electing the same establishment figures including Pelosi.
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French citizens vote in the first round of the two-stage process on April 23 before electing a new premier on May 7.
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"We would like to make a big splash in electing a foreign president as head of our beautiful country," reads the campaign's manifesto.
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Opponents of the current electoral system also say that electing a president through a popular vote could improve how presidents govern in office.
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"Interpol electing Major General Alexander Prokopchuk as its new President is akin to putting a fox in charge of a henhouse," wrote Sens.
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DeSantis turned heads on Wednesday when he said in a Fox News interview that voters should not "monkey this up" by electing Gillum.
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But it's not immune to electing Democrats; the last Democratic speaker of the House before Nancy Pelosi, Tom Foley, actually represented this district.
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It is also used in picking the Oscar nominees for best picture, and in electing student leaders at more than 50 American colleges.
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The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC), the body charged with electing Democrats to the House of Representatives, outraised its GOP counterpart in February.
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Electing to begin watching Paul Thomas Anderson's 155-minute take on the Los Angeles pornography industry of the 1970s-1980s at 19613 p.m.
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"I feel very compelled to the front lines of electoral politics and electing women, in particular, in the Trump era," Ms. Brown said.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell delivered a rote statement that said electing Trump would be good because it would let senate Republicans govern.
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Some women avoided the marches on Saturday because they felt they were too focused on electing Democrats, at the expense of other issues.
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But women on both sides say that reaching gender parity in state houses and Congress requires electing more Republicans as well as Democrats.
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Perhaps from his vantage point, re-electing this president doesn't seem uniquely catastrophic when set against the danger of European-style social democracy.
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North Carolina is a classic swing state, narrowly electing a Democratic governor in 2016 even as it narrowly chose Donald Trump for president.
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On Thursday, British voters will have the bizarre experience of electing 73 representatives to an institution that their nation is seeking to divorce.
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For instance, in the Town of Hempstead in Nassau — population 760,000 — voters upended things by ousting the Republican incumbent and electing Laura Gillen.
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Enthusiasm for Mr. Gillum's candidacy may account for some of the difference, since he excited many voters who cared chiefly about electing him.
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Representative Steve Stivers of Ohio, the chairman of the committee charged with electing Republicans to the House, insisted that a shutdown was unlikely.
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K., was one minute, in 1948, by Herbert Vere Evatt, foreign minister of Australia, who thanked the General Assembly for electing him president.
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"Arthur was responsible for electing more people to the United States Senate than any other political consultant," Mr. D'Amato said in an interview.
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Even though voters here picked Sanders in 2016, the state also has a long history of electing moderate governors and members of Congress.
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No political party should be granted this level of responsibility, given the stakes of nominating and electing the President of the United States.
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He has repeatedly defended George W. Bush's 2003 invasion of Iraq, while rebuffing criticisms that electing him enables a Bush family political dynasty.
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There's not a big difference between electing Democrats and Republicans, whoever is president is far, far away from me' -- All that has changed.
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The first step forward to safety is electing a leader who will be truthful with the American people about the realities we face.
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Turkey continues electing a leader who repeatedly brings their country to the brink of financial collapse yet promises a return to Ottoman glory.
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Initial discussions will take place next week to come up with a timetable for electing a new Labour leader, according to the BBC.
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Cofounders face an important decision when assigning the leadership roles at their company, with some startups electing to split the job of CEO.
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Being an anti-choice Republican woman is bad enough that you should be denied support, even if it means electing a man instead.
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Don't raise money in support of challengers to sitting incumbents -- nor to the party committees tasked with electing and reelecting those incumbents. 3.
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The idea is that electing two, three, or four independents to such chambers could provide a centrist, pragmatic swing vote on major issues.
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The vote is aimed at electing speakers to both the upper and lower houses of parliament, the Senate and Chamber of Deputies respectively.
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But as surgical patients are electing to keep their eyes wide open, doctor-patient protocol has not kept pace with the new practice.
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Akufo-Addo has said re-electing Mahama would threaten the nation's future, accusing the president's government of mismanaging the economy and unleashing hardship.
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Companies and individuals are electing to leave the coasts, and some states and cities are offering bonus payments for people to move there.
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It will have to turn out in numbers and make a difference in electing candidates who support it or punishing those who don't.
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I can only hope that someday Americans will get over their fear of the foreign and stop electing leaders who exploit that fear.
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The third president, Thomas Jefferson, broke with his predecessors for his State of the Union address, electing to deliver his message in writing.
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Can the President now say definitively and without equivocation that Russia sought to meddle in the 2016 election in hopes of electing him?
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Hours later, Trump turned his fire on Romney again, tweeting that he had heard that Utah voters regretted electing Romney to the Senate.
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In fact, electing Jones could very well sink tax reform and leave Republicans without any significant legislative accomplishments in Trump's first two years.
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When it comes to electing lawmakers whose decisions about gun control and other issues affect their lives, high schoolers lack any real power.
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Like most journalists, I've been covering Bernie Sanders's 2016 primary campaign as fundamentally more about making a point than about electing a president.
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"The district's been pretty consistently going this way in the last six to eight years, electing conservatives to the state legislature," said Hagedorn.
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And the evidence strongly suggests that electing women to high-profile jobs inspires more women to run for and win lower-profile jobs.
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