In the House, both parties set records, with Democrats nominating 182 female candidates and Republicans nominating 53.
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Still, the caucuses in Iowa and Nevada remain the principal nominating events in the presidential nominating process.
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No matter what you think of Flake or Ward, nominating Ward would be a much larger risk than nominating Flake.
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Each year, two groups of 2,500 randomly chosen SAG-AFTRA members form a television nominating committee and a film nominating committee.
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This year's awards saw almost double the amount of nominating ballots, while those voters largely rejected works that had been pushed onto the nominating ballots.
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As she pointed out, each award category is nominated by members of the corresponding branch, with actors nominating actors, directors nominating directors, and so on.
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With 219 pledged delegates up for grabs in the March 17 primary, the Sunshine State is one of the biggest prizes of the Democratic nominating nominating contest.
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California plays a crucial role in the Democratic nominating process because it doles out the most delegates for the nominating convention with its winner-take-all primary.
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The failures of the nominating system come partly from a philosophical divide between what the general public theoretically wants from the nominating system and what the parties want.
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California holds its primary in the 2020 Democratic presidential nominating contest on March 3 and has the most delegates at play - 416 - of any state on the nominating calendar.
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Trump has blasted the GOP's nominating process as "crooked" and "rigged," and the party's rules committee sought to avoid even the appearance of touching the nominating process amid the intense scrutiny.
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California, which will send nearly 500 delegates to the party's nominating convention next year, took on new heft for the 2020 campaign after moving its nominating election to March from June.
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But beyond his personal animosity toward Cuccinelli, the message from McConnell to Trump is a politically astute one: These people you are nominating (or thinking about nominating) for jobs can't get confirmed.
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Paul dropped out after the first nominating contest in February.
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I am deeply grateful to President Trump for nominating me.
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Clinton could go winless in the first two nominating contests.
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In recent weeks, Sanders has defeated Clinton in nominating contests.
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That's why I'm nominating Win Butler, of the Arcade Fire.
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Iowa holds the first presidential nominating contest in 13 months.
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Ironically, Trump briefly considered nominating Romney for secretary of state.
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The board will not be nominating a replacement for Smith.
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Director Rayford Wilkins will chair the nominating and governance committee.
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So far, Democrats have been nominating women in high numbers.
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The Republicans held their convention, nominating Donald Trump for president.
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"It's an easy thing," he said of the nominating process.
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The nominating window for Commvault directors closes later this week.
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But the polarization of the nominating process long predated Trump.
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After Mr. Trump's combative nominating convention in Cleveland and Mrs.
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Republicans will hold their nominating convention next year in Charlotte.
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With every nasty turn of the Republican nominating contest, Mrs.
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By 1980, they each conducted more than 35 nominating contests.
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Way back at the start of the nominating period, Gov.
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But the nominating conventions in May greatly narrowed the field.
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"Voters, astonishingly, have taken over the nominating process," he said.
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He ultimately lost the Republican nominating contest to Donald Trump.
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They have largely avoided nominating weak candidates in winnable districts.
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Pennsylvania wasn't the only state nominating congressional candidates this week.
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Trump said in a tweet that he was nominating Rep.
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The entire Presidential nominating process needs reform and an overhaul.
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Details: Here's a primer on how Iowa's nominating contest works.
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It has the potential to upend the 2020 nominating contest.
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Republicans will hold their nominating convention in Charlotte next year.
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He leads in polls for Nevada's nominating caucuses on Saturday.
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The nominating process kicks off with the Iowa caucuses Feb.
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How Caucuses and Sequential Elections Improve the Presidential Nominating Process.
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South Carolina Democrats hold the fourth nominating contest on Feb.
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The race can change again before the nominating contests start.
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If you're nominating a family, please tell us why 🙂.
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Some say 202032016, given the mayhem at the nominating conventions.
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Do we really need to keep nominating "The Kominsky Method"?
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New Hampshire hosts Democrats' second presidential nominating contest in February.
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The early nominating contests have typically narrowed the primary field.
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Iowa holds the Democrats' first nominating contest on Feb. 3.
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Black voters are not just largely moderate, but they also prioritize nominating a candidate who they believe can defeat President Donald Trump far more than nominating a candidate who exactly aligns with their policy positions.
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Voters, and candidates, typically make up their minds before nominating day.
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And she's been the chair for our nominating and governance committee.
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Of course, the person who did the nominating was Donald Trump.
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The so-called nominating convention, which used to be an occasion
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Brooks rightly points out that nominating Cruz would be a disaster.
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"They don't make him acting without nominating him," the aide said.
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That's because in America, political parties determine their own nominating processes.
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First, they serve the official function of nominating the presidential candidates.
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Nevada holds the next nominating contest in the Democratic presidential primary.
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Nevada is among the four crucial early nominating states this cycle.
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Barack Obama in 2008 after a hard-fought Democratic nominating contest.
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Ohio does not host one of next year's early nominating contests.
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In other words, a party's nominating methods are its own business.
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Joyce Beatty, who spoke on Pelosi's behalf during the nominating process.
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I really wish the president would think about not nominating somebody.
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In fact, I'll be boycotting the nominating convention in its entirety.
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The ruling would require party activists to decide the nominating system.
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But then Trump began nominating anti-LGBTQ politicians to his Cabinet.
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He's the first Jewish politician to win a presidential nominating contest.
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The president-elect announced on Tuesday that he's nominating Georgia Rep.
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Despite the acrimony of the presidential nominating contest, Rubio endorsed Trump.
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CLEVELAND — Presidential nominating conventions put political scientists in an unusual position.
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How much democracy is appropriate for the parties' internal nominating structures?
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It misses a central element of this year's Republican nominating contest.
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I'm nominating you to show a mother that you love her.
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The Midwestern state kicks off the Democratic nominating contest in February.
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The next Democratic nominating contest is on Saturday in South Carolina.
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However, recent history shows the importance of nominating a qualified professional.
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Clinton is currently the front-runner for the Democratic nominating contest.
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This month, the national parties will gather for their nominating conventions.
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The uncertainty that characterized the presidential nominating contests has since disappeared.
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Trump said he prioritizes nominating federal judges who oppose gun control.
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John Huntsman to serve on the Third District Judicial Nominating Commission.
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Their role in the nominating process instead should have been enhanced.
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Sanders nominating fight ended, the bitter feelings still haven't gone away.
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But Obama has vowed to press ahead with nominating a justice.
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The Democrats plan at least 12 debates during the nominating race.
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To seek this advice before nominating a candidate makes good sense.
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It's another primary day, with nominating contests from Mississippi to Hawaii.
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The senator argued that nominating someone who would overturn Roe v.
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Those numbers are basically unchanged since before both parties' nominating conventions.
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N Thursday deadline for nominating candidates ahead of its annual meeting.
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Nominating Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court would do both.
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Warren also hinted at her approach to nominating Supreme Court justices.
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So both parties adopted reforms that created the modern nominating system.
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Johnson insisted on a new nominating commission with a different structure.
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President Donald Trump on Sunday announced that he was nominating Rep.
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The move may change the nominating process for years to come.
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" He added that nominating Mr. Sanders would be a "fatal error.
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After three nominating contests in Iowa, New Hampshire and Nevada, Sen.
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GREEN The nominating committee made good work of a difficult job.
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This will create a new dynamic in the GOP nominating process.
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Cruz said nominating Trump would not be "a path to victory."
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That's more than any other single day in the nominating contest.
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And what can be done about it, other than nominating you?
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Buttigieg cautioned Democrats about nominating Sanders, portraying him as an ideologue.
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The Democrats' nominating process needs to more accurately reflect its electorate.
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"We can't risk nominating someone who doesn't recognize this," Buttigieg said.
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With the first three presidential nominating contests in the books, Sen.
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Yet Iowa Democrats also want influence over the national nominating process.
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They serve as the voters' surrogates at a party's nominating convention.
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But Utah's nominating process is almost certainly headed back to court.
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At the Progressive Party's Convention, Addams gave the second nominating speech.
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The nominating contests begin in February in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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In 2004, in fact, 10 states canceled their GOP nominating contests.
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First, it's clear that Democrats are nominating more women than Republicans.
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The Democrats will hold their nominating convention in Milwaukee in July.
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Nominating someone for a star is as simple as can be!
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But there's a long way between now and the nominating convention.
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And it turns out that nominating a justice during an election year is not totally unprecedented, as this chart by graphics designer David Mendoza shows: Mendoza explained that the norm in the past several decades was to avoid nominating someone to the Court in the six months before a presidential election, so nominating a replacement for Scalia would fall within recent norms.
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The opening nominating clashes in the snows of winter set the tone, from her wafer-thin victory in the Iowa caucuses to her humiliating defeat in the New Hampshire primary, for a tight, increasingly bitter nominating race.
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Sanders easily won nominating contests in Alaska, Washington and Hawaii on Saturday.
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Elena Kagan and Sonia Sotomayor, there isn't much evidence that nominating a
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It is instead a request that we rethink our dysfunctional nominating system.
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The first quarter is a crucial period in the presidential nominating contest.
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The president had enormous success in nominating Neil Gorsuch to the court.
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The Republican presidential hopeful has won 20 of the 32 nominating contests.
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Wade into federal law, and nominating judges committed to upholding it. Sen.
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The opportunity arises from an aspect of the party's presidential nominating rules.
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"These are responsibilities I take seriously," Obama said of nominating a replacement. .
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" Setting aside the usual Trump hyperbole, is the Republican nominating system "rigged?
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The shift could leave just seven caucus states on the nominating calendar.
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The first nominating caucuses there are little more than a year away.
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The result largely reflects other polls in the four early nominating states.
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It was a huge gamble that Republicans will deeply regret nominating Trump.
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It's a cultural phenomenon — and the Oscars love nominating a cultural phenomenon.
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A political party's nominating convention has historically been an entity unto itself.
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South Carolina holds the nation's third Republican nominating contest, on Feb. 20.
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With the first nominating contest just over three weeks away, on Feb.
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He confirmed his party was moving towards nominating Hariri as premier again.
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Bernie Sanders in the nation's first presidential nominating contest, the Iowa caucuses.
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The Republican Party holds its nominating convention in Cleveland in mid-July.
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The delegates have the power and ultimate authority in nominating the candidate.
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This year, that meant nominating The Martian as a musical or comedy.
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He will reassess depending on what happens in the early nominating contests.
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Nominating a candidate mainstream Republicans aren't excited about could further diminish turnout.
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He's the third candidate since last week to exit the nominating contest.
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Whatever risks a Trump nomination might entail, nominating Cruz would be riskier.
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President Donald Trump announced Friday that he's no longer nominating Republican Rep.
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There is real concern that nominating Sanders would in effect reelect Trump.
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The state-by-state nominating contests kick off next February in Iowa.
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Bloomberg later reported that Trump was considering nominating Cruz as attorney general.
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Mr. Kasich, unlike Mr. Rubio, has yet to win a nominating contest.
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The presidential candidates compete for delegates taking part in the nominating conventions.
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Clinton and Mr. Sanders as the nominating contests incorporate Rust Belt states.
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" Or when he tweeted that nominating Trump would be "a train wreck.
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Iowa holds the first Democratic nominating contest of the 2020 election cycle.
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From Obama's perspective, nominating Garland now could be seen as a compromise.
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In addition to nominating lackluster candidates who are polling poorly against Gov.
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Tuesday could be a turning point when Wisconsin hosts its nominating contest.
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Joe Biden makes his supporters feel safe, but nominating him is risky.
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This is not Mr. Trump's first gamble in a Republican nominating contest.
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Six more states, including Michigan and Washington, hold nominating contests on Tuesday.
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Each U.S. state party hosts nominating contests ahead of the 2020 election.
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He fulfilled that promise by nominating Sandra Day O'Connor the following year.
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The GOP will hold its nominating convention in late August in Charlotte.
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Trump made progress on that front Wednesday by nominating South Carolina Gov.
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In 1976, President Gerald Ford faced a nominating challenge from Ronald Reagan.
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"Nominating Bernie means we re-elect Trump," reads one of the mailers.
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The U.S. Democratic presidential nominating process got off to a bewildering start.
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After you choose who you are nominating a new page will appear.
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Watch The Hill's look at the presidential nominating contests of the month.
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Liverpool's feedback to Buck, the head of the nominating committee, was positive.
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The Democrats' nominating process kicks off with the Iowa caucuses on Feb.
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We must stand by our principles while nominating candidates who can win.
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What U.S. state hosts the first contest in the presidential nominating process?
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Iowa, the state that hosts the first presidential nominating contest on Feb.
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Trump is nominating Gina Haspel, Pompeo's current deputy, to lead the CIA.
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Other conservatives are equally incredulous about the idea of nominating Mr. Romney.
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The first Democratic nominating contest will be in Iowa on Feb. 3.
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Michael Calore: Well, I thought long and hard about nominating a product.
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Loeb is also nominating Third Point executives Munib Islam and Matthew Cohen.
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Bernie Sanders and Warren have similar claims to the early nominating state.
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It was an attempt to wrest power away from the nominating Convention.
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The nominating Convention is a messy and often ugly accident of history.
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The debate, which will be the 11th of the party's nominating process.
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As late as Monday, he was still filing nominating petitions for reelection.
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Sure. But the Academy still recognized those other shows by nominating them.
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Buttigieg, 37, has been rising in Democratic nominating polls in recent months.
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Leftist Democrats have been gaining momentum in nominating contests for the Nov.
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In nominating Merrick Garland, Obama has clearly decided on the second strategy.
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In this turbulent nominating season, one consistent phenomenon has upended the Democratic nominating contest: Young voters have resoundingly rejected Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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There are plenty of examples of Democrats nominating more centrist or establishment candidates.
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Wade ruling, saying opposition to abortion would be a criterion for nominating justices.
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Republicans typically use their nominating conventions to emphasize their candidates' main policy points.
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Republicans will gather in Cleveland on Monday for their four-day nominating event.
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But they can cast ballots in the nominating contests starting early next year.
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Iowa traditionally holds the first Democratic and Republican party nominating contests for president.
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Iowa, New Hampshire, and South Carolina hold three of the earliest nominating contests.
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In between, the new Presidential Nominating Process Committee convened for the first time.
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" The nominating system, McKee told me, is now "favorable to a black woman.
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"Secretary Clinton has won the Democratic nominating process," Sanders told a packed audience.
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The next nominating contest is a week from Tuesday: the New Hampshire primary.
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State party leaders tapped veterans for their 25 favorites on Saturday, nominating Gov.
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In 2009, the DNC formed a commission to improve the presidential nominating process.
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"It was very juvenile," she added, while also nominating them for last place.
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The party had upset King Vajiralongkorn by nominating his sister for prime minister.
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The thing that Republicans are going to regret is not nominating more women.
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The other four would be selected by a nominating committee of the board.
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The procedural dissimilarities between a Speakership election and a nominating convention are vast.
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President Donald Trump confirmed Friday that he is nominating Nauert for the job.
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Trump towered over the Republican Party nominating process over the past six months.
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The Midwestern state hosts the first nominating contests of each presidential election cycle.
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With Wednesday's changes, Coe was named chair of the nominating and governance committee.
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Ryan is expected to chair the party's nominating convention in July in Cleveland.
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Harris did not run in the second nominating primary ordered by state officials.
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Gillibrand's announcement came days after two other Democrats entered the 2020 nominating contest.Rep.
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Nominating someone with views like Blankenship's is a bad thing for our democracy.
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Those rules have led Mr. Trump to call it "a rigged" nominating process.
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But Tuesday night's nominating process was largely a resounding success for the party.
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And then he went through the nominating process and he did very poorly.
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The 85033 nominating convention took place in Philadelphia, Pa., from July 25-28.
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Nominating Sanders could cost his party 2628 million Democrats and 28500 million independents.
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"[Sessions] went through the nominating process and he did very poorly," Trump said.
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Or do they care more about nominating candidates who match the Trump profile?
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Ordinarily, a nominating convention for a nonincumbent is about telling a new story.
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These leaks further damage an already damaged faith in the Democratic nominating process.
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Since the two parties held their nominating conventions, Mr. Trump's lead over Mrs.
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Nominating O'Connor fulfilled a pledge Reagan made in his campaign for the presidency.
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The divisive nominating contests have produced countercurrents of deep resentment in both parties.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden leads the Democratic presidential nominating race with 26%.
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Further, Collins is a Republican, and the person nominating Kavanaugh is a Republican.
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The 2020 Democratic presidential nominating contest may provide a potential boost to Harrison.
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The justice acknowledged there were concerns about nominating her because of her age.
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Nominating Mr. Trump could create a political battlefield of extraordinary breadth and volatility.
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We still have to learn the definitive outcome of each party's nominating process.
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The financial sector's best hope of stopping this process was nominating Hillary Clinton.
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And in many places, Democrats are at risk of nominating badly flawed candidates.
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Most of the nation's nominating contests for this election cycle have been completed.
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Technically, 13 states and American Samoa will hold nominating contests on March 1.
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This is a whole new world when it comes to nominating a president.
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"He's a world-class player," Trump said of Tillerson before formally nominating him.
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This is the first year with a new nominating procedure for the award.
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And are the Republican and Democratic parties' summer nominating conventions already under threat?
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The Queens Democratic Party machine seemed to be nominating candidates without their consent.
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They are given undue influence and make the presidential nominating process less democratic.
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The whole affair took two weeks, the longest nominating convention in American history.
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Colorado has a new twist on its already complex nominating system this year.
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Democrats held their nominating convention in Charlotte just six years ago in 2012.
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Mr. Biden cannot accumulate more delegates until more states hold their nominating contests.
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That ended with a chaotic nominating convention and Donald Trump's election months later.
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But that high turnout has yet to materialize in the Democratic nominating contest.
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But how does this square with our long history of Democrats nominating brainiacs?
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Certainly it mattered to President Trump in nominating him to the Supreme Court.
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But no presidential nominating vote has gone to a second ballot since 1952.
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We don't know yet what these delays will mean for the nominating process.
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In February, in the first three nominating contests, the staffer was proved correct.
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Now Trump will be responsible for nominating a judge to fill the seat.
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont entered the nominating season in the best financial position.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump is revisiting the idea of nominating Texas Rep.
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Such hopes have yet to be borne out in nominating contests so far.
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The first Democratic nominating contest will be held in Iowa on Feb. 3.
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The company will also have a greater say in nominating Descente's board members.
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The intended message is that the Democratic nominating process is in good hands.
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He suggested that caucuses be abandoned and that Democrats revamp their nominating process.
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"We don't know who we are nominating to the Federal Reserve," said Sen.
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Mr. Cruz even shied away from endorsing him at the party's nominating convention.
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New Hampshire is the second contest of the U.S. presidential party nominating cycle.
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Nominating Sanders would take Democrats from being just liberal, to being admittedly leftist.
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South Carolina awards the most delegates out of the first four nominating contests.
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Democratic voters are not enthusiastic about nominating someone over the age of 75.
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Elizabeth Warren and Mayor Pete Buttigieg rising in polls in early nominating contests.
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Millions have already been spent this cycle in the early presidential nominating states.
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A simple tool for nominating a page is at digital2.library.unt.edu/nomination/eth2016/.
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South Carolina is third in the nominating process after Iowa and New Hampshire.
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The gathering will also reflect a new order in the party's nominating contest.
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Tuesday's Wisconsin nominating contest could be a turning point in the Republican race.
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"There has to be structural change," Lee said of the Democratic nominating system.
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In 1831, they even began nominating candidates for the Presidency in convention halls.
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Nominating Conventions are extra-legal, and attempted reforms have often been deemed unconstitutional.
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Bloombergs late candidacy, with the Democrats nominating contests beginning in Iowa on Feb.
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Yet moderate viewpoints are being given short shrift in the presidential nominating process.
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Data from the state's August Republican and Democratic nominating contests underscore his point.
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Two-thirds oppose nominating a Supreme Court justice based on anti-abortion beliefs.
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Sanders suggested the importance of nominating a candidate with a demonstrated ability to "build a broad and diverse coalition," a reference to Biden's strength — and some other candidates' weakness — with black voters who will weigh in later in the nominating process.
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It has gone from nominating and electing the first President to fall to an assassin's bullet, to nominating a man for President who would see his political rivals jailed, beaten, and even assassinated themselves if he doesn't get his way.
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Nominating just one performer of color and then nominating her for playing Harriet Tubman feels a little like a bad joke from the old showbiz satire cartoon The Critic, but sometimes the Oscars exceed expectations for how bizarre they can get.
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Trump was in South Carolina, which on Saturday will hold a Republican nominating contest.
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But with first nominating contests still seven months off, this is a long road.
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LIEBERMAN: And that&aposs the way he came off in his nominating, confirmation procedure.
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Perhaps Dems in nominating states should think of what will happen in Sanders v.
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Happy to announce, I am nominating Alex Azar to be the next HHS Secretary.
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In a statement, Bush said Trump had made an "outstanding decision" in nominating Kavanaugh.
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The nominating and governance committee is among the eight committees established by Mylan's board.
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Cruz won the first nominating contest in Iowa while Trump prevailed in New Hampshire.
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Voters are apprehensive about nominating someone older than 75 years old, as Biden is.
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The Iowa imbroglio has renewed calls for sweeping reforms of the presidential nominating process.
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Still, it took Trump months to come around to the idea of nominating Sondland.
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Washington, D.C., holds the final nominating contest of the primary season on June 14.
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In their last televised debate before Iowa's caucuses launch the nominating race on Feb.
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The flood of cash came just before the start of 2020 primary nominating contests.
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Meanwhile, the debacle has reignited criticism of Iowa's outsized role in the nominating process.
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It's not as easy as simply nominating a safe moderate, or a left-populist.
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Ahead of the June nominating convention, he seems to face an unbridgeable gender divide.
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Secretary Clinton has won the Democratic nominating process, and I congratulate her for that.
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The backdrop for her speech underscores a defining theme of the Democratic nominating contest.
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Republicans' message to Obama on the Supreme Court vacancy: Don't even bother nominating anyone.
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"I alone can fix it," Mr Trump declared at his nominating convention in 2016.
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Trump announced he's nominating Acting Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert Wilkie to lead the agency.
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Yet nominating a candidate just to assuage this group comes with a trade-off.
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Instead, they're handing her the White House by nominating her friend and donor, Trump.
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Trump vowed to campaign extensively in the state between now and Tuesday's nominating contest.
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Obama got off to a much slower start in nominating judges than Trump has.
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Donald Trump ended months of speculation by nominating Jerome Powell as Federal Reserve chairman.
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Fewer were concerned about nominating an openly gay candidate (38%) or a woman (23%).
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The first voting in the Democratic nominating race is more than six months away.
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Iowa voters will kick off the nation's nominating race with caucuses held on Feb.
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The 2016 nominating convention took place in Philadelphia, Pa. from July 25 through 28.
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After nominating Donald Trump, the Republican party was always going to face a reckoning.
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It is the nomination committee charged with nominating candidates for election by universal suffrage.
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Still, all this counts on Trump not steamrolling his way through the nominating process.
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The process for nominating and confirming presidential appointments has been breaking down for decades.
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Sanders' proposal comes as the nominating contests for the presidential election are winding down.
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The president announced Wednesday he would be nominating attorney Christopher Wray to the post.
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He fulfilled the promise by nominating Neil Gorsuch; and today announced five new names.
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Apparently not so much—at least, not when it's a Republican doing the nominating.
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If elected, I'm committed to only nominating judges who would uphold Roe v. Wade.
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We might see this as a lame-duck president nominating a lame-duck Justice.
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Instead, 126 district delegates will select the Republican nominee during an evening nominating convention.
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The JUNOs should have caught this issue before nominating him for this national award.
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Democratic nominating contests begin in February 2020 in the traditional starting point of Iowa.
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California is one of 14 states holding nominating contests on so-called Super Tuesday.
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The party is nominating someone who is not a Republican in any recognisable form.
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A spirited nominating season might teach them what voters actually want from their president.
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The campaign will keep its operations in South Carolina, the fourth nominating state, unchanged.
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But in Iowa, where Democrats will hold the party's first nominating contest on Feb.
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He should start by nominating retired U.S. Army Major Pete Hegseth as VA secretary.
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At the same time, it's somewhat hard to imagine Democrats nominating a white senator.
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This week, in the Utah nominating caucus, I will vote for Senator Ted Cruz.
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He is to serve on the board's committee for corporate governance, nominating and sustainability.
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The president, and not the attorney general, is responsible for nominating an FBI director.
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He didn't capture a single Democratic primary because he didn't enter the nominating contests.
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Ryan will chair the party's presidential nominating convention, which starts July 18 in Cleveland.
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After the convention nominated that candidate, it would turn to nominating the vice president.
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South Carolina is slated to hold the fourth presidential nominating contest in 2020. Sen.
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The nominating process has made true political enemies out of Sanders and Wasserman Schultz.
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There are all sorts of arguments about how the Democratic nominating process is problematic.
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Grassley said nominating a new justice would be an exercise in futility for Obama.
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They sparred five days before their next nominating clash, in the New Hampshire primary.
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On Tuesday, they will play an important role in both major-party nominating contests.
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The procedural peculiarities of the nominating process this year are adding a new twist.
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With the state-by-state nominating contests about half over, Mr. Trump and Mrs.
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Mr. Obama addressed the group four nights before Tuesday's nominating contests, in which Mrs.
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New Directors: New director must be nominated by nominating committee and chosen by Board.
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Obviously, no one is nominating 17-year-old Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court.
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Then in March, Donald Trump announced he was firing Tillerson and nominating Pompeo instead.
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Winning a Democratic nominating contest is extremely difficult without significant support from black voters.
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The endorsement comes as Democrats kick off their national nominating convention Monday in Philadelphia.
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One way to view this reversal is as the price for nominating Mr. Trump.
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It took the 5003-year-old 33 years to win a single nominating contest.
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Nominating Biden is no guarantee that Democrats will retake the White House this fall.
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Trashing the time-honored process for nominating and confirming justices can have unintended consequences.
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Biden's advisers acknowledged that Iowa will play a "critical" role in the nominating contest.
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Vetting: Media matters Last week, Trump announced on Twitter that he was nominating Rep.
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Nominating Ratcliffe allows Grenell to stay on as acting DNI for a longer term.
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Already plenty of Democrats around the country oppose starting the nominating process in Iowa.
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The SAG Awards nominating process isn't all exclusive screenings and receptions with movie stars.
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Nominating Menendez wouldn't just hurt the chances of Democrats winning in New Jersey, however.
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President Trump is nominating Jerome Adams for surgeon general of the Public Health Service.
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Hawaii follows Kansas, Alaska, South Carolina, Arizona and Nevada in canceling a nominating contest.
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After an embarrassing delay, results are emerging from the first Democratic presidential nominating race.
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Yet many Democratic voters have expressed discomfort with nominating a candidate in their 70s.
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The primaries could be turning points in the presidential nominating contests for both parties.
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" He called Castro's unsuccessful bid "a loss for our party and this nominating process.
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The Republican Party will hold its official nominating convention in Charlotte in August 2020.
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Iowa has been the host of the country's first presidential nominating contest since 1972.
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Many factors go into the academy's decision on nominating a film for best picture.
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The new controversy comes as Trump is hammering the party's nominating process as rigged.
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You can't win a majority of seats in Congress by nominating just liberal candidates.
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The Republican Party in both states has canceled its Republican nominating contest for 2020.
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Perez promised to make Democrats' nominating process more transparent in 2020 after Brazile's revelations.
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New Hampshire holds the second state nominating vote in February, following the Iowa caucuses.
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If the Democrats risk nominating a socialist, it won't work in the general [election].
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Be creative and encourage your friends, family and neighbors to participate in nominating someone.
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Iowa and New Hampshire are the only two states to have held nominating contests.
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Or would nominating a black woman in fact be the perfect rebuttal to Trump?
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Florida is one of five states holding nominating contests on Tuesday for the Nov.
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It will indicate a process for nominating and confirming judges that is beyond repair.
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The endorsement gives Trump a further lift before next week's Super Tuesday nominating contests.
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Clinton if she becomes the nominee, it is unavailable to her during the nominating battle.
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He noted that the next president could be charged with nominating several Supreme Court justices.
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The statewide nominating contests will kick off in early February next year, led by Iowa.
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A majority of party members favor nominating Barbosa at a convention in June, they said.
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But that&aposs not the kind of candidates they are nominating in some critical races.
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Help us support early-stage startups by nominating a growth marketing agency you've worked with.
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The Electoral College would therefore operate as a nominating convention for the top five candidates.
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One, they are nominating some left- leaning candidates, like in Nebraska, two, and Pennsylvania, one.
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After serving in the Nominating Committee, members are ineligible to serve again for eight years.
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Tuesday marked the deadline in Pennsylvania for filing nominating petitions for the May primary election.
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Republicans' and Democrats' lack of control over their nominating process is a uniquely American phenomenon.
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Buttigieg's early successes in the nominating contests have given him a burst of momentum nationally.
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The chaos surrounding the caucuses now threatens Iowa's preeminent position in the presidential nominating calendar.
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But Democrats are increasingly worried about nominating someone who can beat Trump with minimum divisiveness.
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"Secretary Clinton has won the Democratic nominating process," he said to cheers from the audience.
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Greece's creditors are to nominate two members of the board, with Athens nominating the rest.
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In 2016 Mr Trump delighted gay Republicans by hailing "LGBTQ citizens" at his nominating convention.
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The convention and nominating process is currently governed by rules passed at the 2012 convention.
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However, nobody from the nominating committee was at the news conference to explain their choice.
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Trump won the primary by exciting independents who don't typically participate in the nominating process.
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Perhaps parties should take greater control of their nominating processes (a common argument these days).
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Bush did not even attend John McCain's nominating convention, though he did appear via satellite.
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A. Several new developments affect nominating campaigns, but the heart of the process remains intact.
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The idea is to leave the nominating process to the professionals in that particular genre.
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The candidates are jockeying for position ahead of the first primary nominating contests in February.
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President Donald Trump had gone 19 months before nominating a chief science adviser in July.
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Tuesday, Trump named the woman for the job, nominating Elaine Chao as Secretary of Transportation.
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Trump is also considering nominating conservative commentator and longtime ally Stephen Moore to the Fed.
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Super Tuesday in America saw a dozen state primary elections in the presidential nominating process.
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The hedge fund has issued a letter nominating an entirely new slate of board members.
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The crowded nominating contest will require candidates to spend millions of dollars to be competitive.
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Iowa's voters have gotten to have first say in the presidential nominating process since 1972.
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Actress Jordana Brewster also shared a video for the campaign, nominating her sister, Bella Brewster.
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When we talk about "Trump" or "Obama" nominating judges, of course, it's a slight misnomer.
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Aoun has yet to formally start consultations with lawmakers over nominating the new prime minister.
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Aoun has yet to formally start consultations with lawmakers over nominating the new prime minister.
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Both parties thus approach their July nominating conventions with significant unease and hurdles to overcome.
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In recent weeks, they both have said that the presidential nominating process is not rigged.
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Some in the party, however, fear that nominating Don Blankenship to run against Democratic Sen.
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Washington Republicans have warned that nominating Blankenship could blow the party's chances of defeating Sen.
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Apple has provided aid to both Democratic and Republican nominating events during previous election cycles.
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Senator Ted Cruz says the party's nominating rules have been in place from the beginning.
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So the candidate preferences could change by the time these states hold their nominating contests.
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Another View The job of the board nominating committee of large corporations just got harder.
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The nominating contest in Colorado is also set to undergo a major change in 2020.
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Rove, who was a top adviser to former President George W. Bush, said nominating Sen.
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We may be seeing something of this in the U.S. Democratic Party's presidential nominating process.
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The president took an usually long time nominating Delrahim, finally naming him in late March.
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Young voters have carried Mr. Sanders further in the Democratic nominating contest than anyone predicted.
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The Democrats' confidence is based on the perceived folly of Republicans' nominating Donald J. Trump.
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Republicans will face off against one another one more time before the first nominating contest.
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Instead, I would like to offer my perspective on the nominating process of my party.
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Chico's responded by nominating two directors of its own, who will replace current board members.
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The state will "play a critical role" in nominating the Republican presidential candidate, Herbert wrote.
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Nominating Ted Cruz will destroy the GOP, in my opinion, but it won't save it.
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With only a few weeks before Iowa's first-in-the-nation nominating contest on Feb.
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" Superdelegates, she said, "did not change the outcome of the 2016 nominating contest, as Mrs.
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The only differences are the extent to which the nominating presidents got what they wanted.
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Mr. Larson said the long delay in nominating a director would make the job harder.
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Like the Republicans, Democrats elected to have a nominating convention instead of a primary election.
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Electability. It matters more, we keep hearing, than nominating a candidate who has good policies.
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It matters more than nominating a candidate with a track record of passing progressive legislation.
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It certainly matters more than nominating a candidate who could be the first female president.
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Ivey's decision delays Republicans nominating a candidate to face Jones for more than three months.
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These sources say Trump has no intention of formally nominating McAleenan for a permanent position.
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In nominating officials to serve in his cabinet, he has frequently highlighted their entrepreneurial accomplishments.
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Sewell's district, which is 32 percent black, has elite status in the Democratic nominating process.
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Nominating someone who has been so openly critical of the bank could intensify that resistance.
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The APWU endorsement comes with Iowa set to host the first nominating contest on Monday.
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The Democratic nominating contest will end in July at the Democratic National Convention in Wisconsin.
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The Nevada caucuses are the typically glossed-over third contest in the presidential nominating process.
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Despite his spending, he trailed far behind his rivals in the first three nominating contests.
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The Granite State is the second state in the presidential nominating contest after the Feb.
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Both parties will hold their presidential nominating contests during the last two weeks of July.
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Successful nominating strategies have always started with early small-state victories, and then gone national.
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The Trump administration had faced a statutory deadline for nominating a permanent commissioner on Friday.
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Why it matters: California will have the most delegates at next summer's Democratic nominating convention.
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The academy barely avoided another #OscarsSoWhite debacle by nominating Cynthia Erivo ("Harriet") for best actress.
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Catch up: Here's a primer on how Iowa's first-in-the-nation nominating contest works.
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Here's how the nominating process works – and why it could evolve into a messy contest.
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He signaled political continuity by nominating a longtime ally, Dmitri A. Medvedev, as prime minister.
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Instead, Bloomberg is campaigning in the states that hold nominating contests in March and beyond.
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Bloomberg is not competing in the first four nominating contests, including Nevada and the Feb.
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That poll, however, was conducted entirely before voting in the Democratic nominating contest actually began.
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This period provided the heyday of California's influence over the nominating process in both parties.
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They have voluntarily surrendered political influence — and allowed the presidential nominating process to become warped.
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One morning over breakfast, the group go around the table nominating each other for sacrifice.
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In Houston I was told that the party needed a more transparent presidential nominating system.
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Thankfully, Mr. Trump is nominating a man whose outlook is solidly grounded in fact, Gen.
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And where does Winfrey stand on the issues that will define the Democratic nominating contest?
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But the focus on other early-nominating states reportedly played a role in Cárdenas's resignation.
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The state-by-state nominating contests begin in February with Iowa and then New Hampshire.
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The state-by-state nominating contests begin in February with Iowa and then New Hampshire.
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" Sanders also pushed back on Trump's characterization of the Democratic nominating process as "totally rigged.
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In ordinary times, nominating Mr. Abrams would set off tremendous opposition, especially from the left.
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The rule often stopped the Obama White House from nominating anyone to a vacant judgeship.
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This alone, however, does not rule out a Bloomberg victory in the Democrats' nominating contest.
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Trump won grassroots support during months of state-by-state nominating contests for the Nov.
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In the past, a nominating committee typically chose a candidate who was then elected unopposed.
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It ends in Las Vegas Friday night on the eve of Democrats' third nominating contest.
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The third contest in the party's nominating calendar has taken on greater importance as Sen.
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Sestak sought a rematch with Toomey in 2016 but lost in the Democratic nominating primary.
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He had lost last week to Cruz in the first nominating contest, the Iowa caucuses.
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And again, as with the presidential nominating process, too much power provoked an inevitable backlash.
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The Emmys, suffice to say, aren't fond of nominating shows they're not already familiar with.
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In a survey released last week by consulting firm Park Street Strategies, for example, 62 percent of likely Democratic caucusgoers in Iowa said that nominating a presidential candidate capable of defeating Trump was more important than nominating someone who reflects their ideology and values.
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Trump's trip west came ahead of the California and New Mexico nominating contests on June 7.
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We should be nominating justices whose records we can look at and get a better idea.
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He will campaign this weekend in Iowa and South Carolina, which host key early nominating contests.
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Another criterion is the existence of an audit committee, compensation committee, nominating/corporate governance committee, etc.
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I think what you saw in both cases were Democrats nominating candidates that fit those districts.
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The other 28 states' judges are appointed through gubernatorial appointment, legislative appointment, or nominating commissions — i.e.
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The second contest in the Democratic nominating process has concluded, and the winner is Bernie Sanders.
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Last week, Cruz was hyping Indiana's role in the Republican nominating contest every chance he got.
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Biden has consistently enjoyed a huge lead in polls of South Carolina, the fourth nominating state.
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And the White House decided against nominating Victor Cha, another experienced negotiator, as ambassador to Seoul.
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South Carolina will hold the 2628 cycle's fourth nominating contest, after Iowa, New Hampshire and Nevada.
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Can the GOP take the chance of nominating you with this scandal still out there, sir?
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Biden came in fourth place in the first nominating contest, a devastating blow to his campaign.
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Kasich's best showing so far in the presidential nominating contests was second place in New Hampshire.
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Earlier in the nominating process, Clinton's campaign was largely in denial about Trump becoming the nominee.
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But he said that the party would be taking a "risk" by nominating Buttigieg or Sanders.
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The nominees were announced on April 2, drawn from 1,800 nominating members using write-in ballots.
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John Kasich finished last and second to last in the two most recent Republican nominating contests.
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In 2018, they went the opposite direction, nominating the ultra-progressive and relatively unknown Andrew Gillum.
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The stakes for nominating a replacement could not be higher at any moment in our history.
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The Screen Actors Guild also surprised, nominating Malek and the film for its best ensemble award.
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Well then come back next election Most presidential nominating conventions follow a traditional -- and predictable -- script.
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Nominating a very liberal candidate is a risky bet, though, especially given the polling so far.
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Nearly 1.5 million Democrats voted in Thursday's nominating contest, compared with less than 600,000 in 2014.
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"Nominating Donald Trump would be an absolute train wreck," the Texas senator added on CNN Tuesday.
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A 201743-year-old self-described Democratic socialist from Vermont won 201733 Democratic nominating contests. 201723.
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She's not the only Warren surrogate to advocate for switching the order of the nominating contests.
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President Trump announced tonight he's nominating Scott Gottlieb as the new Food and Drug Administration commissioner.
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Yes, the GOP nominating contest has unfolded in much the same way as an NCAA tournament.
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WikiLeaks capped off Tuesday's election results by seemingly mocking Democrats for nominating Clinton for the presidency.
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He will also be on the board's corporate governance, nominating and sustainability committee, the company said.
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The White House says President Donald Trump is nominating John Sullivan for deputy secretary of state.
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SUPREME COURT Plot twist: Republicans to Obama: Don't even think about nominating a successor for Scalia.
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The Democratic nominating contest allocates delegates proportionally, so Clinton hasn't knocked Sanders out of the race.
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President Trump said Monday that he's nominating two Republicans to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC).
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He also criticized Trump for nominating a number of wealthy people to serve in his Cabinet.
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President Trump announced Thursday he is nominating Scott Brown to serve as ambassador to New Zealand.
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Access to affordable healthcare is one of the early defining issues in the Democratic nominating contest.
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It's been a growing frustration for years and a really unnecessary distraction from the nominating process.
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And this gap has widened ever since the presidential nominating process shifted dramatically beginning in 1972.
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Clinton will become the first woman to claim victory in a major party's presidential nominating fight.
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Western states have taken their own steps to increase their influence in the presidential nominating process.
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By electing Trump and nominating Moore, the Republicans have made clear their stance on this issue.
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The chairman of Kansas's Democratic Party on Thursday warned Republicans against nominating Kobach as Brownback's replacement.
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The party chose Mr. Johnson again as its standard-bearer at its nominating convention on Sunday.
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He also cited the advantage of nominating a judge such as Kethledge from swing-state Michigan.
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The August fund-raising came in the weeks after the two parties held their nominating conventions.
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The Republican Party is on the verge of nominating Donald J. Trump as its presidential candidate.
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The President announced last week he was nominating Brett Kavanaugh to replace retiring Justice Anthony Kennedy.
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This doesn't mean, however, that the nominating bodies or critics should pander to what's most popular.
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Danny Diaz, who was Jeb Bush's campaign manager during the 2016 Republican nominating race, said Mrs.
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Iowa's caucuses are the first nominating contest to choose the Republican presidential nominee for the Nov.
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That new schedule would delay the final release until after the first four presidential nominating contests.
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A similar personae non grata message would be sent to moderate Republicans by nominating Texas Sen.
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Activists will focus on corporate influence and reforming the Democratic Party's presidential nominating process, CNN reported.
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That strategy is at odds with how the Democratic nominating process has worked in the past.
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He called the Republican Party "a joke" for nominating Mr. Trump from a field of 17.
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The party didn't listen and, in fact, went the other way by nominating Trump in 2016.
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He made trips to several early nominating states, like Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina and Nevada.
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Five have endorsed Rubio, a senator from Florida who has won one nominating contest so far.
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In addition to nominating fewer women as directors, they appear to disproportionately target female chief executives.
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Mr. Cuomo nominates three members, with the chief judge of the Court of Appeals nominating two.
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In essence, superdelegates can completely change the results of a nominating process and override primary results.
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The Florida contest came on the last big day of state nominating contests before the Nov.
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Some Republican senators had raised concerns about Trump possibly nominating his personal pilot for the position.
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Another solution could be ensuring that more board chairmen and nominating committee chairs are themselves diverse.
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Others instituted reforms of the Democratic presidential nominating procedure that opened them up to popular participation.
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If so, consider nominating yourself to become a member of our new Reader Center Facebook community.
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There was little respite for Mr. Bush as he prepared for the nominating convention in Houston.
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Barbara Mikulski, the first woman elected to the US Senate, gave a passionate speech nominating Clinton.
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Simply put, our current presidential nominating system is a bizarre hodgepodge that nobody designed from scratch.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) as voters head to the polls for the Super Tuesday nominating contests.
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It is tied with Wyoming for hosting the smallest nominating race in the continental United States.
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Idaho's primary, one of six nominating contests Tuesday, will award a total of 20 pledged delegates.
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Of those nominating contests, Sanders captured only North Dakota, while Washington's votes are still being tabulated.
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If Iowa switched to a primary, it could lose its status as the earliest nominating contest.
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There have been 12 presidential elections since 1972, the start of the modern presidential nominating system.
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That lost momentum translated into losses in the first nominating contests in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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Beyond South Carolina, the South has rarely played a meaningful role in either party's nominating process.
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Twelve Democrats remain in the nominating race to take on President Donald Trump in November 2020.
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Twelve Democrats remain in the nominating race to take on President Donald Trump in November 2020.
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The government is now nominating him to be confirmed in the post by a shareholders' vote.
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The Democratic debate comes just 11 weeks before the first nominating contest in Iowa on Feb.
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And Nevada, a perennial presidential swing state, hosts the West's first Democratic nominating contest in 2020.
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Zell Miller (D-Ga.), who delivered keynote addresses at the 85033 and 2004 presidential nominating conventions.
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With three nominating contests down, 2000 pledged delegates have been divided among the Democratic presidential candidates.
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Few elected Republicans attended the 2016 Republican nominating convention, let alone agreed to speak at it.
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California Today Thursday: We asked a historian about the Golden State's role in the nominating process.
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Therefore, news media organizations project the winner of nominating contests based on whatever determines pledged delegates.
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He made no mention of the state's place at the front of the presidential nominating calendar.
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Iowa adopted a cumbersome, four-stage nominating process, of which the caucuses were the first step.
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Party officials were harassed and the state's nominating convention was shut down early over security concerns.
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Bret: Or, alternatively, the Democratic Party nominating a candidate who can't beat him fair-and-square.
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She will travel this weekend to Iowa, which holds the first nominating contest in early February.
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Democratic candidates have spent recent weeks crisscrossing Iowa in preparation for the first nominating contest there.
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Nominating "American Factory" was the equivalent of sending an Oscar invitation to Barack and Michelle Obama.
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Maybe Bloomberg anticipated that the early efforts in the nominating process would lead to this point.
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The data shows that Bloomberg is on track to win few if any upcoming nominating contests.
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Will the Republican "But the Bidens …" drumbeat make caucusgoers nervous about nominating the former vice president?
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Egerton is also up against one of the most aggravating aspects of the Oscar-nominating system.
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The same scenario seems to be playing out in other southern early nominating contests as well.
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Elizabeth Warren in the closing weeks before the first nominating contest in Iowa on February 3.
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Recent changes to the rules of the GOP nominating process have made Romney's path even easier.
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Early conventional wisdom holds little currency, particularly in this unwieldy and wide-open Democratic nominating fight.
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"Secretary Clinton has won the Democratic nominating process, and I congratulate her for that," Sanders said.
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Both states are home to critical nominating contests where Sanders hopes to make top-tier finishes.
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There is much good in nominating a woman to be the nation's first female CIA director.
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Experts say there's no law or tradition barring presidents from nominating judges while they're under investigation.
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"Happy to announce, I am nominating Alex Azar to be the next HHS Secretary," Trump tweeted.
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It's too soon to say how the entry into the nominating contest of former Massachusetts Gov.
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Buttigieg left the nation's first nominating contest, the Iowa caucuses, with the most pledged national delegates.
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By nominating Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court, the president gives his crowd what they want.
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Just one problem: It's starting to look like Adelson is getting pretty okay with nominating Trump.
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Texas is scheduled to hold the first nominating primary of the midterm elections in March 2018.
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Jeff Sessions in remarks formally nominating Donald Trump for the Republican presidential nomination on Tuesday night.
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In some states, the Republican nominating rules are designed to ignore the will of the voters.
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So not much would change even if party leaders took more control of the nominating processes.
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Critics of Trump will hold that the GOP blew a perfectly winnable election by nominating him.
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But nominating him would make it significantly more difficult for Democrats to keep the White House.
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He is campaigning this week in Iowa, which will hold its first nominating contest next February.
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The results signal a tight race as Democrats face nominating contests in Nevada and South Carolina. Mrs.
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His turnaround on the Supreme Court nominating issue is only the latest example of the McConnell doctrine.
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Nominating Abrams would be to take a different, arguably more modern but also arguably less tested, approach.
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Trump has now won three consecutive nominating contests, after barely losing the first under uniquely challenging circumstances.
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She won a nominating contest earlier this year to secure a place on the ballot in November.
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Wade, said he&aposs not going to ask these nominees their opinion on that before nominating them.
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Every now and then in American politics, political parties enter their presidential nominating conventions deeply, deeply divided.
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Lindsey Graham's quip that nominating Trump would lead to certain electoral disaster — disaster that the GOP deserved.
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Nominating a milquetoast, ostensibly "safe" candidate may feel like the right decision in such a crucial election.
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But nominating a woman won&apost make a darned bit of difference will it for the left?
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The next test comes on Tuesday in New Hampshire, which holds the nation's second presidential nominating contest.
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In the memo, he noted that the Democratic nominating process hasn't required a second ballot since 1952.
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The informal system was designed to give senators leverage with the White House during the nominating process.
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The Democratic National Convention made history today by nominating its first female presidential nominee in Hillary Clinton.
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Biden came in fourth place in the first nominating contest, a devastating blow to his campaign. Sen.
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Na'ilah Amaru, an Iraq war veteran and contest winner from New York, gave the third nominating speech.
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Women accounted for 30.9% of nominating and governance committee chairs last year, up from 20.3% in 2015.
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Women accounted for 30.9% of nominating and governance committee chairs last year, up from 20.3% in 2015.
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"People were nominating their auntie because she gave them money," says Odeh Friday, who runs the campaign.
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That's not good for Nevada's claim as the first diverse state to hold a Democratic nominating contest.
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On Wednesday, Donald Trump released a list of 11 people he'd consider nominating to the Supreme Court.
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A third petition, on the Democracy for America site, also asks superdelegates to follow state nominating contests.
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Raw vote totals — not just percentages — will be released during 2020 nominating contests for the first time.
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Nominating conventions are beautiful, often painful, pieces of political theater, with everyone vying for a starring role.
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Democratic nominating contests begin next February, giving the dynamics of the race plenty of time to shift.
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There's one exception to the nominating process, though: Any member can nominate a film for Best Picture.
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She's in a far stronger position in many states that hold primaries later in the nominating contest.
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In internal conversations, Trump has recently pondered the idea of nominating Giuliani, a stalwart of his campaign.
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Nominating conventions are supposed to provide a platform for new leaders to introduce themselves to the nation.
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Not, at least, without accidentally reinforcing the point that in nominating Trump, Republicans have done something extraordinary.
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Nominating Kaine would sacrifice this ancillary benefit, and provide Trump a target for aggression that isn't boobytrapped.
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States with significant Hispanic populations including California, New Mexico and New Jersey hold nominating contests on Tuesday.
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This Republican National Convention in Cleveland is novel because it is nominating Donald Trump, an unusual Republican.
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Trump handily won the South Carolina primary on Saturday, his second victory in his party's nominating process.
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This week, the Trump administration moved toward getting those terminals approved by nominating two commissioners to FERC.
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Right now, his presence is harming the Republican Party's chances of nominating a strong general election candidate.
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Iowans reward that kind of campaigning in the caucuses that kick off the nominating process next February.
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VETERAN MASSACHUSETTS U.S. CONGRESSMAN MICHAEL CAPUANO CONCEDES DEMOCRATIC NOMINATING CONTEST TO CHALLENGER BOSTON CITY COUNCILOR AYANNA PRESSLEY
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I guess we'll see, but in the meantime not nominating Peele or Gerwig seems like missed opportunities.
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The EU's environmental arm is considering nominating the substance octamethylcyclotetrasiloxane (D4) as a Persistent Organic Pollutant (POP).
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Clinton's candidacy, Priorities USA Action, may start running general election ads even before the nominating contest ends.
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Reportedly, Bloomberg also fears the Democratic Party might veer too far left by nominating Sanders or Warren.
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The GOP's tumultuous nominating contest has forced existential questions onto the editorial pages and Sunday show roundtables.
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In fact, Trump could end up nominating those candidates for the positions of chair and vice chair.
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But Clinton has held a steady lead on Sanders in another important aspect of the nominating contest.
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He recently tightened his grip on the media company by nominating his son Yannick to the board.
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The nominating conventions are expensive, with the Cleveland host committee setting its fundraising goal at $64 million.
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People should care, people should care who he's nominating and how quickly they're being put in place.
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It's a pretty shady system, but the political parties get to decide how their nominating processes work.
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On Tuesday morning, Priebus briefed House Republicans GOP primary and nominating convention, The Hill's Scott Wong reports.
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While the standing rules committee of the party can set nominating guidelines, they are effectively only suggestions.
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Ginsburg opted to stay, and she clearly does not relish the prospect of Trump nominating her successor.
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But when she votes in California's Democratic presidential nominating contest on Tuesday, Perez will be supporting Sanders.
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Her efforts have impressed donors, Republican members of Congress, skeptics and delegates here at his nominating convention.
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A convention where the Republican Party is nominating Donald J. Trump was guaranteed to be somewhat awkward.
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Mr. Clinton spoke for more than twice that long, delivering a 33-minute nominating speech for Gov.
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Qualcomm's annual meeting is currently scheduled for March with the deadline for nominating directors sometime in December.
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Trump ended up nominating longtime Treasury Department and State Department official David Malpass to lead the institution.
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"Secretary Clinton has won the Democratic nominating process," Bernie Sanders told a cheering crowd in New Hampshire.
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But don't expect Clinton to pay back those endorsements by nominating Republicans to serve at the Pentagon.
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P&G's deadline for nominating directors to the company's board is June 13, according to its proxy.
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In theory, governors should be in a position to shape the outcome of this year's nominating contests.
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" Cuomo finds base in party's nominating convention - NY Daily News : "State Democrats came out overwhelmingly for Gov.
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Trump also rebuked critics who have criticized him for nominating billionaire businessman Wilbur Ross as Commerce Secretary.
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It is not realistic to suggest that we should stop nominating and voting for inexperienced candidates altogether.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the number of states holding Democratic nominating contests last week.
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During his speech, the Vermont senator said Clinton had "won the Democratic nominating process" and congratulated her.
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We will leave coverage and analysis of today's nominating contests to our colleagues in the Politics section.
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Clinton has relied heavily on black voters to bolster her against Mr. Sanders in several nominating contests.
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We are the party of the people and our convention and nominating process need to reflect that.
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Please head over to the show page and start nominating your favorite candidates in the categories provided.
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He ups the ante by insisting upon nominating a new Supreme Court justice who is against guns.
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There's a possibility that the nominating battle will end with a brokered convention in Ohio this July.
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They are nominating someone who is either ignorant of or hostile to many longstanding tenets of conservatism.
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Trump continued the practice by nominating 14 inauguration donors — who gave on average about $350,000 — as ambassadors.
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Just imagine Obama announced tomorrow that he was nominating a pro-choice Republican to fill Scalia's seat.
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Reagan capitalized on insurgent rhetoric and on new nominating procedures that gave advantages to charismatic individual candidates.
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Republicans are also making their party's gubernatorial nominating contest in Florida a national referendum on conservative politics.
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The president has crowned Republican nominees from Georgia to South Carolina to Alabama in recent nominating contests.
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Our nominating processes and the way the parties are structured and gerrymandering tends to spread things apart.
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Liberal activists could face a steep uphill battle to prevent President Trump from nominating a conservative justice.
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At that point it became clear that if the progressive vote didn't consolidate, we'd be nominating [Biden].
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The Massachusetts Democrat has seen her stock drop after lackluster showings in the first three nominating states.
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The comments come ahead of another group of nominating contests poised to take place this coming Tuesday.
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Here is what you need to know about this key day in the Democratic presidential nominating battle.
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Mark Warner, the Democratic vice chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, warned Trump Tuesday against nominating Ratcliffe.
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Mark Warner, the vice chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, warned Trump on Tuesday against nominating Ratcliffe.
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Several recent polls have shown him leading in Iowa and New Hampshire, the first two nominating contests.
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Nominating "Dolemite is My Name" for Best Picture, for instance, would have been a nice grace note.
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He is, after all, looking to disrupt not only this Democratic field but the entire nominating process.
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Here is what you need to know about this key day in the Democratic presidential nominating battle.
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Democrats have proposed abolishing caucuses and ending Iowa's time at the front of the presidential nominating calendar.
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Nevada and South Carolina have only held two early nominating contests for Democrats -- in 19983 and 2016.
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A few options have been floated to break Iowa and New Hampshire's stranglehold on the nominating process.
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The hope behind the move was to claim a larger role for California in the nominating process.
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Biden trails Sanders in early nominating states but leads him in most national opinion polls among Democrats.
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"Maybe nominating Bloomberg for president isn't a crazy idea," by Jonathan Chait The case for a multibillionaire.
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Texas is one of several Super Tuesday states that will hold their nominating contests on March 3.
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Despite skipping the first four Democratic nominating contests, Bloomberg is picking up steam in the national polls.
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Some campaigns burned cash at a rapid pace in the month before the primary nominating contests started.
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Buttigieg cautioned Democrats about nominating Sanders, a self-identified democratic socialist that he portrayed as an ideologue.
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He and Buttigieg each won nine delegates from New Hampshire to the national nominating convention in July.
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It's alarming to see Democrats considering nominating someone who expressed the same ideas in a calmer tone.
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Klobuchar's best showing in the nominating contest so far was a third-place finish in New Hampshire.
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Some mainstream Democrats are in a panic over the prospect of nominating a self-described democratic socialist.
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The former mayor has skipped the first four nominating contests in the Democratic primary race thus far.
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This is the first op-ed in a series about how to improve the presidential nominating process.
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Payne said Harris exited the race before potentially embarrassing losses in upcoming caucuses and state nominating contests.
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Democratic voters are more enthusiastic or comfortable nominating an African-American than someone matching any other attribute.
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The teams in the two early nominating states were told they were being let go on Monday.
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Kasich still has not won a nominating contest; he came in second in New Hampshire in February.
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"Secretary Clinton has won the Democratic nominating process, and I congratulate her for that," Sanders said Tuesday.
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Weld planned to kick off his campaign in New Hampshire, which holds an influential early nominating contest.
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The former vice president's campaign is still counting on strong finishes in the four early nominating states.
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In 2020, Democrats, at the left's insistence, may be preparing to only consider nominating candidates who cannot.
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Part of the reason is because it remains very early in the nominating process, Rubenstein pointed out.
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And Mr. Brown spent the weekend in the increasingly diverse, and Democratic, early nominating state of Nevada.
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Since I'm an Independent, I have to go through a different process, which is a nominating process.
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Now Trump has announced that he's nominating David Bernhardt to be his new secretary of the Interior.
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They will, we think, pay a severe and costly penalty at the polls for nominating Donald Trump.
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Now, her nominating party faces a possible ban in a Constitutional Court decision due later this month.
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The segment began with Kelly asking Gingrich, a Trump supporter, if nominating Trump had been a mistake.
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Best Picture is the only award voted on by all 6,3303 Academy members at the nominating stage.
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The Grammys have a habit of nominating black artists, snubbing them, and leveraging their performances for ratings.
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She said that to open the nominating process on Tuesday, she was originally supposed to join Rep.
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The Donald Trump campaign this weekend continued its assault on the Republican National Committee and the party's nominating process, with the billionaire frontrunner demanding unspecified changes to the system in advance of the nominating convention, and warning of dangerous consequences for the party if his demands are not met.
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California's decision to move its primary from its 2016 slot, at the end of the nominating calendar, to March 3, three days after South Carolina completes the quartet of early-state nominating contests, means that the Golden State will have more influence than ever in picking a presidential nominee.
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Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina and Nevada are the four states given preference in the presidential nominating process.
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When he ran for president, Obama expressed interest in nominating someone like Chief Justice Warren to the court.
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Well, I'm a voter who DID decide who I want to be nominating people to the Supreme Court.
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Wade more-so than other nominees because of Trump's statements on nominating judges who are opposed to abortion.
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Today on Facebook, Mitt Romney announced that in Utah's nominating caucus, he's going to vote for Ted Cruz.
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At 76, he will be the second oldest candidate in the Democratic nominating contests, after Senator Bernie Sanders.
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Republicans followed Reid's lead and extended his jettisoning of the two-third nominating requirement to the Supreme Court.
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Romney failed to win the party endorsement at the GOP state nominating convention held earlier in the year.
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Meister said he planned to release the names on his slate before Williams' Thursday deadline for nominating directors.
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Progressives have a mixed record in early nominating contests, more often than not losing to more mainstream Democrats.
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Republican National Committee members gathered in Florida this week as the focus on the party's nominating convention intensifies.
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The Trusts already had the ability to influence decisions by nominating a third of the Tata Sons board.
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The Iowa caucuses, which traditionally kick off presidential nominating season, are known for low turnout among registered voters.
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And from that day forward, the Democratic nominating contest might be doomed to end in a contested convention.
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Voters in a number of states decided on Tuesday who they're nominating for the big election in November.
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All but Bloomberg, who is skipping the first four nominating contests, are vying for support from Iowa Democrats.
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Here's where the polling averages stand currently at the national level and in the first four nominating states.
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The former vice president has led nearly every survey at both the national and early nominating state level.
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Democratic results from the Iowa caucuses, the first-in-the-nation presidential nominating contest, were delayed Monday night.
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Trailing presidential candidates need their nominating conventions to delivering broadly appealing messages with a minimum of static interference.
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The first: To make history by nominating the first woman to become America's first major party presidential candidate.
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Among regular delegates, won through nominating contests, Clinton leads by 91 to 65 after the South Carolina primary.
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Now, the Texas senator is preparing to be one of the big speakers at Trump's GOP nominating convention.
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Winners must be entered and pass through a nominating jury and a vote by the Pulitzer Prize board.
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She is one of the lawmakers who signed onto a letter nominating him for the Nobel Peace Prize.
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She is one of the lawmakers who signed onto a letter nominating him for the Nobel Peace Prize.
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Iowa is the traditional starting point for the Democratic nominating contests that will kick off early next year.
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The caucuses' impact reaches far beyond Iowa — they have a tremendous amount of influence on the nominating contests.
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President-elect Donald Trump is taking a huge gamble by nominating Rex Tillerson to be secretary of state.
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He also commended Trump for nominating Justice Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court and fulfilling a campaign promise.
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However, Puerto Rican nationals can cast ballots in the Democratic and Republican nominating contests for the White House.
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Biden's early lead in the nominating contest has been fueled in part by strong support from black voters.
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With eight days to go until Iowa holds the first nominating contest on the road to the Nov.
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The Academy deserves to be ridiculed for not nominating a single black actor, director, or producer this year.
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Tillerson "definitely bears some responsibility" for not nominating people for some key posts, Nasr told CNBC on Friday.
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Rubio's support has been recently fading — exemplified by a string of weak performances in the latest nominating contests.
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Carson shot to the top of the Republican pack last year but faltered in the early nominating contests.
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So, too, are his moves on regulatory reform and his nominating the most conservative cabinet in recent history.
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And his rival Trong also passed a resolution banning delegates nominating themselves or anyone not on the list.
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Nominating Congressman Price to be the HHS secretary is akin to asking the fox to guard the henhouse.
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Iowa, the 30th most populated state, and tiny New Hampshire, which holds the second nominating contest on Feb.
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Democrats, meanwhile, are down to three cities for their 2020 presidential nominating convention: Houston, Miami Beach and Milwaukee.
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The title "Almost Holy" notwithstanding, the director, Steve Hoover, barely stops short of nominating his subject for sainthood.
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"He's a world-class player," Trump said of Tillerson before formally nominating him as a Secretary of State.
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The Iowa caucuses, the nation's first major presidential nominating contest, are scheduled for early February of next year.
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Serbia's president made history on Thursday by nominating the highly conservative country's first female, openly gay prime minister.
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The Iowa caucuses, the first nominating contest on the Democratic primary calendar, will be held on Feb. 3.
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He has served on the Tony Awards Nominating Committee and as president of the Asian American Arts Alliance.
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But by the end of the brutal nominating contest, all of the three remaining candidates broke that pledge.
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CONVENTION APP: Republicans have launched an app specifically geared toward the nominating convention in Cleveland later this month.
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She has concentrated heavily on campaigning in neighboring Iowa, which kicks off the presidential nominating race in February.
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Even before his rivals' agreement, Mr. Trump had complained repeatedly that the nominating process was "rigged" against him.
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Apart from nominating Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch, most of the administration's major victories came through executive orders.
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Aoun has yet to formally start the process of consultations with lawmakers over nominating the new prime minister.
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I bring this up because I firmly believe that the nominating process for both parties is fundamentally flawed.
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His tweets on Friday connected the individual mandate to the question of nominating a new Supreme Court justice.
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The newly formed government raised eyebrows after nominating Paolo Savona — a Euroskeptic — to become Italy's next economy minister.
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That means, in part, nominating people for awards and speaking engagements -- and even creating Wikipedia pages for them.
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Sanders has often complained about the superdelegate system and pushed for changes to the Democratic presidential nominating process.
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He has racked up victories in three of the four states that have already held their nominating contests.
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Iowa — which hosts the first presidential nominating contest of 2020 — is traditionally a stop for White House hopefuls.
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Time is running short, with Congress set to break in mid-July for the summer presidential nominating conventions.
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In 2020, our voters deserve to have the most fair and transparent presidential nominating process in our history.
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"And then he went through the nominating process and he did very poorly," the president told The Hill.
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Clinton, meanwhile, leads Sanders in the Democratic nominating contest nationwide, boasting 1,768 delegates and superdelegates to his 85033,497.
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Top aides say the president is waiting to make an endorsement until the Democratic nominating contest is finished.
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"It'd be a political statement, in a way that nominating the 9/11 report was not," he said.
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Mr. Sanders blitzed through Idaho, Utah and Arizona ahead of crucial nominating contests in those states on Tuesday.
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Mr. Kasich has prevailed in only one nominating contest thus far, the primary in his home state, Ohio.
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As in Guam, they cannot vote in the general election but can participate in the nominating contests. Mrs.
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But Trump's slow pace of nominating his picks to their posts isn't the only reason he's falling behind.
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Kennedy, who also is a physician and an attorney, also invoked David and Goliath in his nominating speech.
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Imagine nominating the lawyer who defended tobacco companies for years to head the agency that will regulate cigarettes.
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As Tester's bid for a third term approached, Trump inadvertently helped him out a bit, nominating Republican Rep.
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The SPD has gained ground since nominating former European Parliament President Martin Schulz as its candidate for chancellor.
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Roughly 10 of the 25 candidates running in the Democratic nominating contest were invited to speak, organizers said.
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And yet activist hedge funds are also often guilty of nominating only men as candidates for a board.
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Sanders trailed her by 250 pledged delegates, those awarded based on the results of the state nominating contests.
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Wolff's reporting adds a new wrinkle, however: that Trump, once again, mulled nominating Giuliani for the lifetime post.
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Nominating Congressman Price to be the H.H.S. secretary is akin to asking the fox to guard the henhouse.
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He said he had five candidates in mind, and even discussed the possibility of nominating his daughter Ivanka.
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Most states that have held nominating contests this year have seen substantially higher Democratic turnout than in 2016.
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Biden and Sanders will square off in what may be the final debate of the Democratic nominating contest.
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In New York, the governor appoints from among a list of contenders screened by a judicial nominating committee.
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Gabbard has only won two delegates in the nominating contests and did not qualify for Sunday's debate stage.
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Bloomberg was not on the ballot in South Carolina, and he also skipped the other early nominating states.
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The race remains in its infancy, however, with the first nominating contest in Iowa still 10 months away.
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The chip maker is nominating 11 directors at Qualcomm, which has rejected Broadcom's roughly $105 billion unsolicited offer.
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And as the clock ticks closer to a Donald Trump nominating convention, Democrats will grow even more nervous.
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That's when both Iowa and New Hampshire [which hold the first two presidential nominating contests] made marriage legal.
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Here, too, there is a risk that no one will meet the threshold to avoid a nominating convention.
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Unlike Sanders, who won three of the first four nominating contests, Biden struggled through the primary's early races.
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Super Tuesday will be the first time that Bloomberg appears on the ballot in the Democratic nominating contest.
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His case for staying in the nominating contest is getting thinner after a disappointing series of primary losses.
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Michigan may not be the only state holding Democratic nominating contests this week, but it's the most important.
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Gabbard has yet to gain any traction in the race as the next nominating contests arrive March 10.
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Arizona, Florida, and Illinois are holding nominating contests — with some modifications to reduce the risks from the pandemic.
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Her exit means the nominating contest is now a two-man race between Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders.
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Her best showing in the nominating contest was in New Hampshire, where she scored a third-place finish.
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The PBS NewsHour/POLITICO Democratic debate on Thursday night will be the sixth encounter of the nominating contest.
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Voters are also divided, resulting in a race with no clear favorite when considering the early nominating states.
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Iowa state law requires that the caucuses take place at least eight days before any other nominating contest.
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Nevada has been the third in the country to hold its Democratic nominating contest since 2008. Then-Sen.
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The Nevada caucuses are also more diverse than the first two nominating contests in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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It's finally time for a Democratic nominating contest -- the Nevada caucuses -- where voters reflect the party's overall diversity.
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Here's what to watch for and a primer on how Iowa's first-in-the-nation nominating contest works.
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Despite that, Democratic primary voters in the POLITICO/Morning Consult poll are wary of nominating an older candidate.
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Keeping the Senate means the GOP can continue confirming the conservative judges that Trump has been nominating. 3.
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Aides to Bloomberg have said his late candidacy, with the Democrats' nominating contests beginning in Iowa on Feb.
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President Trump is nominating a senior Democratic Senate aide to serve on the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC).
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And no nominating contest has presented a potential shake-up like the one this Super Tuesday could provide.
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The academy was criticized this year for yet again not nominating any women in the best director category.
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He outlasted governors and senators in the nominating process, and raised more money than many of them, too.
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Clyburn's coveted endorsement comes before South Carolina's primary on Saturday, the 2020 Democratic candidates' fourth presidential nominating contest.
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The former vice president's decisive victory on Saturday, his first in the Democratic nominating contests for the Nov.
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"He's a world-class player," Trump said of Tillerson before formally nominating him as the nation's top diplomat.
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Sanders in a virtual three-way tie with Joe Biden and Pete Buttigieg in the first nominating contests.
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Iowa kicks off a prolonged state-by-state nominating process to select a challenger for Trump in November.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The presidential nominating contest for both the Democratic and Republican parties continues Tuesday in New Hampshire.
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Sanders won the nominating contests in New Hampshire and Nevada and came in a close second in Iowa.
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But fears of a divided and bitter base could persist for a while after a brutal nominating process.
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The president deserves accolades for announcing his list of potential nominees and then nominating someone of such ability.
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South Carolina is the early nominating state where the former mayor enjoys the least support, according to polls.
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The 2020 Democratic presidential contenders took the stage together Tuesday for the final time before nominating contests start.
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Iverson said Democrats who back greater ballot access were being hypocritical in challenging the Green Party's nominating papers.
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That would force candidates to compete in the nation's most populous state early on in the nominating contest.
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The revelation comes just three days before the Iowa presidential nominating caucuses in which Clinton is a candidate.
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But the senator has struggled to distinguish himself from Cruz in both the polls and recent nominating contests.
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Trump broke years of Fed precedent by nominating Powell, a Republican, to replace Yellen as the Fed's chair.
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If they win, the $930,000 prize will go towards struggling Greek island hospitals, the nominating committee has said.
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More to the point, the president created a mess for Senate Republicans by nominating ideologues without rigorous vetting.
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The Republican Party leadership has essentially declared that there will be no nominating process that tolerates substantive dissent.
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All he has to do is start nominating Americans with appropriate credentials and honorable conduct in their careers.
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Democratic nominating contests begin in February and the campaign has become increasingly unsettled, with no clear front-runner.
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Parties normally succeed by nominating a candidate who promises they're going to clean up the mess in Washington.
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Trump sparked criticism for nominating Alex Azar, a former executive at pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly, as Price's replacement.
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You can't win a presidential race this way because you have to go through the nominating process first.
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The new rule bars superdelegates from voting on the first presidential nominating ballot at a contested national convention.
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The primaries and nominating convention are meant to surface that candidate who best represents Democratic ideals and voters.
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Thirty-two Democrats voted against nominating Pelosi for speaker by secret ballot, even though she was running unopposed.
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For a graphic on calendar of each state's Democratic nominating contest and its allocated delegates, please click tmsnrt.
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In 2006, Virginia Democrats pried the first of two Senate seats away from Republicans by nominating Jim Webb.
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The support overwhelmingly came from Democrats, with 81 percent of them saying they supported Obama nominating Scalia's successor.
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If you think the nominating process should be democratic, you could well call them disgraceful, as Trump has.
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He's lagging far behind past presidents both on nominating candidates to key positions and on getting them confirmed.
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And given the twists and turns of this year's Republican nominating contest, poll watchers should expect more surprises.
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Trump has unsettled mainstream Republicans by winning three straight nominating contests - in New Hampshire, South Carolina and Nevada.
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"Nominating Exxon's CEO as Secretary of State is like nominating a Tobacco Industry CEO as Surgeon General," @UCSUSA #ExxonKnew — Jamie Henn (@Agent350) December 12, 2016 "For decades ExxonMobil covered up its knowledge of the link between fossil fuels and climate change, while funding climate denial groups," he said in a statement.
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Clinton said, implying that nominating her opponent Senator Bernie Sanders, a self-avowed democratic socialist, would be a mistake.
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Nominating an executive of a major defense company to take a leading role at the Pentagon is not unprecedented.
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" The former housing and urban development secretary has committed to nominating judges and Cabinet members who are "pro-choice.
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This far from the first nominating contest -- the Iowa caucuses in February -- polls only offer a snapshot in time.
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He let Shanahan serve as acting Pentagon chief for more than five full months before nominating him in May.
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Later he fared poorly in the "Super Tuesday" nominating races and eventually conceded to Bush after a bitter campaign.
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Now President Obama faces the task of nominating a replacement during an election year, which presents a difficult challenge.
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"Members of the privacy committee must be independent and will be appointed by an independent nominating committee," it writes.
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WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump is nominating a Navy special operations veteran to be the nation&aposs top counterterrorism official.
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For the last year and some change, Donald Trump has been complaining that the presidential nominating process is rigged.
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" Asked about nominating a Supreme Court justice, Trump said, "So, as you know, I have a list of 20.
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With the next nominating contests in Nevada and South Carolina, Clinton will seek to lift her standing among women.
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" Asked to respond, Sanders said Democrats shouldn't be worried about nominating him "because Donald Trump lies all the time.
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With the caucus drama still unfolding in Iowa, the candidates have flocked to New Hampshire, the next nominating state.
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Trump's latest dig at Dems came on Twitter in defense of the two first-in-the-nation nominating states.
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Buttigieg Surrogate Jennifer Holdsworth makes the case for her candidate in the first nominating contest of the year. Hill.
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Clinton is facing off against U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders in a Democratic nominating contest in New York on Tuesday.
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For nearly four decades, the Iowa caucuses have enjoyed their place as the first-in-the-nation nominating contests.
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"Donald Trump is the singular leader that can get this country back on track," Sessions said while nominating Trump.
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Steve Daines, a freshman whose state votes June 7 and could have an outsized role in the nominating contest.
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It would also set him up nicely to prevail in the next nominating contest in New Hampshire on Feb.
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Bernie Sanders' feud with the Democratic National Committee, which seemed hell-bent on nominating Hillary Clinton at all costs.
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Mr Trump's administration has yet to get around to nominating many of the officials who run the federal government.
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DONALD TRUMP'S administration has yet to get around to nominating many of the officials who run the federal government.
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In January, the electoral authority banned the Democratic Unity roundtable, the coalition of opposition parties, from nominating a candidate.
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Bank regulation is not Mr Rimsevics's direct responsibility, though he is responsible for nominating the officials supposedly in charge.
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At the time, some Twitter users reacted with glee, nominating the then-unnamed contractor for a Nobel Peace Prize.
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Over the Fourth of July holiday, Biden and Harris were in Iowa, the first contest in the nominating process.
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Rotten Tomatoes scores are the opposite of the new Best Picture nominating process — they measure consensus instead of passion.
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In these early days of the Democrats' process for nominating a challenger, they certainly have no shortage of options.
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But across nearly all polls released following the Democrats' nominating convention in Philadelphia, Clinton has regained a significant advantage.
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Mexico's foreign ministry said after nominating Sada that it wanted an ambassador who would "more forcefully" defend its interests.
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According to a newly issued statement from Twitter, Lee will also chair the company's Nominating and Corporate Governance Committee.
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Mr. Trump and Mr. Cruz remain essentially tied in the crucial state that kicks off the presidential nominating process.
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Who could surprise: "Ford v Ferrari"The Academy really did like "Ford v Ferrari," nominating it for best picture.
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The DNC invented superdelegates in the 1980s as an explicit safety valve for party elites on the nominating process.
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Last month, a group of 18 Republican lawmakers signed their names to a letter nominating Trump for the prize.
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The president-elect announced earlier this month he would be nominating Mattis as his pick for secretary of Defense.
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He also staffed up much later than Clinton, forcing him to play catch-up in other early nominating states.
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Bob Dole, who warned that nominating Cruz would lead to "wholesale losses in Congress" and other down-ballot races.
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There are a couple of aspects of the nominating rules that have disadvantaged Sanders, but they haven't been decisive.
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She'd run afoul of President Obama, calling him out for nominating a banker to a key Treasury Department role.
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And so, news commentators and news program producers are elevated to an overly high position in the nominating process.
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In office, President Obama went even further, signing a bill to end tax financing of national party nominating conventions.
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For the first time in recent memory, Utah voters will play a critical role in the presidential nominating contest.
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It will be the first police agency to take on a presidential nominating convention while operating under federal oversight.
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The controversy helped push the awards to a record number of nominating ballots, up fifty percent from last year.
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It does seem that the slated works did have an influence, but by nominating someone with some crossover influence.
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The Times reported that Trump is interested in the potential political benefits of nominating a woman for the job.
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Clinton won more pledged delegates through nominating contests than did Sanders, ultimately winning the Democratic nod by 977 delegates.
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But-- I give this president credit for at least nominating good people for the Federal Reserve, apolitical people, hopefully.
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This week, with the Republican Party nominating another candidate he helped to create, the kingmaker himself is being dethroned.
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We are excitedly nominating a huge number of women candidates and candidates from all backgrounds, ethnicity and sexual orientation.
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Campaign aides say he plans to hold rallies in Washington, which holds the last nominating contest on June 14.
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"The risk of nominating Ted Cruz is more knowing what he stands for," he said of his fellow senator.
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The GOP presidential contenders are waging a shadow campaign for delegates ahead of their party's nominating convention this summer.
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They can vote for any candidate at the nominating convention, regardless of whether that candidate won the popular vote.
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If President Trump's goal was to derail the special counsel investigation by nominating William Barr, he has failed miserably.
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The shape of the race could change drastically, though, before the first state nominating contest in Iowa in February.
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The volatile nominating contest has effectively spun off into two simultaneous races: one for votes and one for delegates.
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In January, just before voting in the nominating contests got underway, 23.5% of Republicans said they were enthusiastic vs.
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Five House Republicans resigned their seats and three more sought re-election but lost nominating elections to other Republicans.
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Mr. Patrick traveled to some early nominating states in 2018 before deciding against a campaign this time last year.
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Yet, by nominating such a flawed candidate, Republicans have already suffered a long-term blow to the party's reputation.
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This weekend, she plans to visit Iowa, her first trip to the state that begins the presidential nominating process.
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