Eight years ago he unseated Cordray as attorney general, and Kasich unseated Democrat Ted Strickland as governor.
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Had he pulled off a stunning upset and unseated Sen.
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Minnesota's 225nd: Democrat Angie Craig unseated Republican incumbent Jason Lewis.
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Colorado's 249th: Democrat Jason Crow unseated incumbent Republican Mike Coffman.
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Iowa's 22018st: Democrat Abby Finkenauer unseated Republican incumbent Rod Blum.
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Illinois' 14th: Democrat Lauren Underwood unseated incumbent Republican Randy Hultgren.
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Yahoo's board is likely to be unseated in any contest.
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Rick Scott, the departing Republican governor, unseated Senator Bill Nelson.
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A "Jeopardy!" champion continues playing until unseated by a contestant.
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Democrat Jacky Rosen unseated the incumbent Nevada senator, Republican Dean Heller.
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On the same day Bullock won, Viola Davis unseated State Rep.
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Jon Corzine, the Goldman Sachs executive whom Christie unseated in 2009.
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Allred, a former NFL player and civil rights lawyer, unseated Rep.
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Democrat Abigail Spanberger, a former CIA operative, has unseated Republican Rep.
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Bobby Bright, a Democrat-turned Republican whom she unseated in 2628.
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This month he unseated Nick Kyrgios as Australia's top tennis player.
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Ocasio-Cortez stunned the political world when she unseated veteran Rep.
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Protesters are demanding the return of unseated leftist leader Evo Morales.
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Now Mr. Buhari could become the second incumbent to be unseated.
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The three-term El Paso congressman — who nearly unseated GOP Sen.
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Seth Moulton, who himself unseated a longtime Democrat, John Tierney, in 2014.
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If Merkel is unseated, the Western democratic establishment may find itself leaderless.
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In Ipswich, they unseated Brian Gummer, who wrote the Conservatives' electoral manifesto.
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Bobby Bright (R-Ala.), a former Democrat whom she unseated in 2010.
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The court then unseated three legislators, eliminating the opposition's two-thirds majority.
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McConnell, Trump's great enabler, faces little risk of being unseated in 2020.
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The pharmaceutical industry unseated the federal government for America's most hated industry.
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Andy Beshear, a Democrat, unseated Bevin last election and supports abortion access.
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She will face incumbent Republican Don Bacon, who unseated Ashford in 2016.
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Rosen achieved a longtime dream of Nevada Democrats: She unseated Republican Sen.
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On the same day Sandra Bullock won, Viola Davis (above) unseated State Rep.
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Bevin was unseated in November by Democrat Andy Beshear, who supports abortion access.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D), the first-time congressional candidate who unseated longtime Rep.
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All three unseated Republicans in 2018 and are running for their second term.
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That's what happened in 1992 when Bill Clinton unseated President George H.W. Bush.
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He narrowly unseated a GOP incumbent, winning by just more than a point.
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Pete King and nearly unseated him for New York's 2nd District in 11.73.
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Hollande's personal life made headlines for months, but it hasn't unseated him from office.
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"Both the Americans and the Iranians wanted to avoid Abadi getting unseated," said Jiyad.
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Ro Khanna, who unseated a fellow Democrat, eight-term congressman Mike Honda, last year.
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Davids, an attorney and former professional mixed martial arts fighter, unseated four-term Rep.
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"Both the Americans and the Iranians wanted to avoid Abadi getting unseated," said Jiyad.
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And we've already seen some signs that could be the case; Democrats unseated Rep.
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On Thursday Hamdok formed the country's first Cabinet since April, when Bashir was unseated.
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He unseated Republican J. Caleb Boggs to become the fifth-youngest senator in history.
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He was never able to regain his popularity and was eventually unseated in 2016.
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It's basically an unseated town-hall meeting with tremendous amounts of booze thrown in.
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Cooper unseated McCrory in the November general election in what was a close race.
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Russ Feingold to defeat the man who unseated him six years ago, GOP Sen.
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Jacky Rosen just achieved a longtime dream of Nevada Democrats: She unseated longtime Republican Sen.
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Vietnam unseated Singapore as Southeast Asia's top grossing market for initial public offerings in 2018.
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Katie Hill, who unseated a Republican in Southern California last year, raised more than $600,000.
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It is the third election since protests in 2011 unseated long-time ruler Hosni Mubarak.
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A former attorney, Davis unseated a longtime Republican incumbent in the Texas Senate in 2008.
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Mass protests unseated long-time dictator Hosni Mubarak but triggered a surge in sexual harassment.
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Particularly so for members who might be looking for private-sector work after being unseated.
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On November 5, the Democrat Andy Beshear unseated the incumbent Republican in Kentucky's gubernatorial race.
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Will Hurd in Texas's 22018rd District, a southwest border district; and have already unseated Rep.
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McAdams, the former mayor of Salt Lake County, is a freshman who unseated GOP Rep.
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But judicial actions and a pair of army coups have unseated each of these governments.
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Harder is a first-term congressman who unseated a Republican incumbent in a close race.
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The film unseated "Frozen 2" to claim the top spot at the domestic box office.
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From the ruins of the storm rose a grass-roots movement that unseated a governor.
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No sitting president in the modern era has been successfully unseated in a primary. 2.
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HighlightsDemocrat Lauren Underwood unseated incumbent Republican Randy Hultgren in the race for Illinois' 220th congressional district.
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The election will be the third since protests in 2011 unseated long-time ruler Hosni Mubarak.
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But for all the anti-Washington sentiment, few incumbents have been unseated in their primary races.
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The backdrop: Belcher was first elected in 2008 and then unseated by Republican pastor Dan Johnson.
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Zakim said despite his elections focus, protecting investors would be a priority if he unseated Galvin.
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Tua Tagovailoa unseated Hurts as Alabama's starter, opening the door for his transfer in the offseason.
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If so, it would be the fourth time Manasseh Sogavare has been unseated as prime minister.
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Hashmi, a Democrat who ran for public office for the first time, unseated Republican state Sen.
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The BJP has reigned there for nearly 20 years, and few expect it to be unseated.
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Hidalgo is a 27-year-old Colombian immigrant who unseated incumbent Republican Ed Emmett in November.
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Trust me, when I "unseated myself," I found accounts I have no memory of ever creating.
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"That's how I won my primary," before she unseated one of the House's most powerful Democrats.
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Wisconsin Republicans attempted something similar after Tony Evers, a Democrat, unseated the Republican governor, Scott Walker.
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Jeff Bezos, above, Amazon's C.E.O., unseated Bill Gates as the world's richest person (for a moment).
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Two years later, in the midterm elections, Ms. Axne unseated a two-term Republican, David Young.
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Democratic Attorney General Andy Beshear almost certainly and by a razor-thin margin unseated Republican Gov.
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Russia annexed Crimea from Ukraine in 2014 after a popular uprising unseated Ukraine's pro-Russian president.
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In San Antonio, on the other hand, a district attorney reluctant to use diversion was unseated.
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Mr. Rose unseated a Republican incumbent, Dan Donovan, and moved into Mr. Donovan's former district office.
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She has been unseated as a symbol or cause — and restored to us as a writer.
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This means that Griffin unseated the third competitor in the race, incumbent council member Keith Kallstrom.
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Democrat Sean Casten unseated the incumbent Republican Peter Roskam in the race for Illinois' 6th congressional district.
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Mr Sall (pictured) looks far too powerful to be unseated in the presidential election on February 24th.
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Tennessee hasn't had a Democratic U.S. senator since Jim Sasser was unseated by Bill Frist in 1994.
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Robert Pittenger, who Harris unseated in the GOP primary last year, did not run in Tuesday's contest.
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Since pulling off this one of this year's biggest upsets during primary season when she unseated Rep.
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Incumbents are rarely unseated in Massachusetts and Boston politics because of an unspoken wait-your-turn mentality.
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Colin Allred, a Democrat in Texas, unseated Pete Sessions, the Republican who chairs the House Rules Committee.
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Some of them, like Ms. Ocasio-Cortez, may come to that table having unseated incumbents in primaries.
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In her last two rounds she unseated Elina Svitolina and Kiki Bertens, the fifth and ninth seeds.
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Sanders touted his 1990 campaign for US House, exactly 30 years ago, when he unseated Republican Rep.
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He unseated the People's Democratic Party (PDP), which had ruled uninterrupted since the restoration of democracy in 20193.
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"The judges can't be unseated, but there will be more judges and we can add judgeships," Blumenthal said.
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Ruth Buffalo, who was elected last month to represent the state's 27th legislative district, unseated Republican state Rep.
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"Suicide Squad" unseated Marvel's "Guardians of the Galaxy," which had about $96 million in initial sales in 2014.
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First, Argentina's Mauricio Macri unseated the Peronists, who had turned an emerging country into a fourth-world disaster.
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We don't actually know if a Republican incumbent can get unseated for being insufficiently loyal to the president.
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Ms. Pressley unseated a 10-term congressman in a campaign supported largely by minorities, immigrants and college students.
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Jason Crow, a Democrat, unseated Mike Coffman, a five-term Republican incumbent supported by the National Rifle Association.
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And last week in Australia, the prime minister was unseated by a challenger with strong coal-industry connections.
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Ayanna Pressley (D-Mass.), another member of the Squad, followed the same path when she unseated former Rep.
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Luria is Navy veteran and a first-term congresswoman who unseated a Republican incumbent in a tight race.
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"Voters entrusted us with the task of monitoring the government," said Leung Kwok-hung, one of those unseated.
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The Constitutional Court is expected to rule in the coming weeks whether Ms. Park should be formally unseated.
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Xiaomi unseated its Korean rival Samsung thanks largely to the success of its online flash sales on both Amazon.
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Three women Democrats — Jennifer Wexton, Abigail Spanberger, and Elaine Luria — unseated their opponents in districts that historically favored Republicans.
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Pokémon Go has been unseated from the throne that really matters: top grossing on the U.S. App Store charts.
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One key congressional race saw a powerful Democrat unseated by an upstart Republican based almost solely on the issue.
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Bacon unseated Ashford in 2016 by 1 point, while President Donald Trump was carrying the district by 2 points.
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Mr Turnbull acquiesced in that policy when he unseated Mr Abbott as Liberal leader and prime minister in 2015.
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He also gave a total of $2,000 to Schumer's opponent, then-Senator Al D'Amato, who Schumer unseated in 1998.
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The result is that Pulte's board unseated his chosen nominee, while Mr. Pulte is forced to rage against them.
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Wearables unseated Verizon's own product, smart car technology "Hum," which led the "other" devices category this time last year.
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As the summer aged he became unseated by her trust of him and by her apparent want for him.
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Like Ocasio-Cortez, Khanna also unseated a House Democrat in 2016 and refuses to take any corporate PAC money.
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When President Maithripala Sirisena unseated Rajapaksa in 2015 he froze all Chinese investments, alleging unfair dealings by his predecessor.
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It seems uncontroversial that offenders who remain in positions of power ought to be unseated to prevent further abuses.
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It was just two weeks after the military coup that had unseated Mr. Mugabe after 37 years in power.
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Naomi Osaka, whom Barty unseated for the No. 1 ranking, said the weight of the role had overwhelmed her.
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The Illinois lawmaker faces a rematch Tuesday against Marie Newman, a progressive upstart who nearly unseated him in 20103.
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Steve Knight (whom Hill unseated in 2018), former fighter pilot Mike Garcia, and former Trump campaign adviser George Papadopoulos.
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He is now the first prime minister in modern Spanish history to be unseated by a no-confidence motion.
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She also credited him with giving her hope for her 28500 congressional campaign in which she unseated longtime Rep.
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Having American forces fight long and costly wars that unseated Iran's primary enemies has served Tehran's interests just fine.
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In the process he unseated prime minister Najib Razak, another former ally who is now on trial for corruption.
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He ran as a moderate Democrat and unseated the Republican incumbent in his party's first victory there in years.
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Likudniks have long prided themselves on their fierce loyalty to their leader, and have never unseated an incumbent before.
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A new world champion in the realm of supercomputing has unseated the juggernaut that has held it since 2013.
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Jeff Klein (D-Bronx), who was unseated by challenger Alessandra Biaggi, a lawyer who worked on Hillary Clinton's campaign.
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There also was the millennial in Mason City who scolded Brown and J.D. Scholten, the Democrat who nearly unseated Rep.
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Borges, who was unseated as party chairman earlier this year, said McEwen should resign if he kept the allegations quiet.
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He unseated 20-term incumbent Pete Stark, who at the time was one of the most powerful California House Democrats.
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A 27-year-old political newcomer, Lina Hidalgo, secured a surprise victory and unseated longtime Harris County Judge Ed Emmett.
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Starboard cemented its reputation as a savvy restaurant investor when it unseated all of Darden Restaurant Inc's board in 2014.
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Kidnapping is rife across Libya, which has been in turmoil since an uprising unseated autocratic leader Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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Last September he unseated the divisive Tony Abbott, a social conservative and ultraroyalist, as the Liberals' leader and prime minister.
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Meanwhile, Democrats unseated three House Republicans from Virginia — including Taylor — on their way to taking control of the chamber. Rep.
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That compares to only nine incumbent Republicans running this year, with only a handful facing credible threats of getting unseated.
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Saturn has unseated Jupiter as the solar system's most moon-bearing planet, the Carnegie Institution for Science announced on Monday.
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Taylor, acquired via trade by Cleveland from Buffalo last March, was unseated by Baker Mayfield as the starter on Sept.
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Danica Roem unseated incumbent delegate Bob Marshall, who had been elected thirteen times over 26 years, according to Marshall's website.
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Steve Chabot, who was in office from 1995 to 2009, briefly unseated for two years, and then reelected in 2011.
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People swarmed both the new champion and the unseated one to offer congratulations and consolation for making it that far.
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Osaka, recently unseated as world No. 1 by the French Open winner Ashleigh Barty, will follow Djokovic on Centre Court.
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Just a few years earlier, the people of Ukraine had unseated their president in large part because of his corruption.
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But on Friday, Mr. Rajoy became the first Spanish leader in modern history to be unseated by a parliamentary revolt.
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Kevin Cramer, a Republican, unseated Senator Heidi Heitkamp in North Dakota, which has the nation's lowest unemployment rate, 103 percent.
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That helped open the door to the military coup that unseated him and which was initially welcomed by many Gambians.
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Cisneros and Levin won traditionally Republican Southern California seats after two top-tier GOP retirements; Mucarsel-Powell unseated former Rep.
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Uber's getting unseated, and women are getting cheated, but first a cartoon about when karaoke gets a little too real.
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After criticising Mr Trump's divisiveness, protectionism and profligacy, Mr Sanford was unseated by a Trump-endorsed primary opponent last year.
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Arpaio, a vocal supporter of Trump's during the campaign, was unseated last November from his position as Maricopa County sheriff.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is the biggest star in the Democratic Party, and she has been ever since she unseated Rep.
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David Ige, who unseated his predecessor Neil Abercrombie in the Democratic primary four years ago, faces stiff competition from Rep.
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Donald Trump is president, and Senator Bernie Sanders nearly unseated the beltway-est beltway candidate, Hillary Clinton, for the Democratic nomination.
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Democrat Tony Evers, the state's schools superintendent, unseated Walker in a race with high stakes — regionally and nationally — for both parties.
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Mr Turnbull, who unseated Mr Abbott as Liberal leader and prime minister 13 months ago, once supported holding a parliamentary vote.
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That means it replaced Lady Bird for this honor, which actually unseated Toy Story 3 in November for the role anyway.
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Luis Fonsi's "Despacito" finally unseated "Gangnam Style's" five-year reign to become the most-viewed YouTube music video of all time.
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The Trump endorsement has changed the trajectory of races, given a tailwind to outsiders and unseated one incumbent while saving another.
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Multiple freshman House Democrats who unseated GOP lawmakers in those states in November ran in part on repealing the deduction limits.
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New, trailblazing anti-corruption bodies have already unseated a president in Guatemala and produced a strict campaign finance law in Honduras.
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DJ Khaled's "Major Key" (We the Best/Epic Records), which unseated Drake at No. 1 last week, drops to No. 7.
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After it was briefly unseated for one week, it returned to the top spot and has remained there for two weeks.
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That's the seat held by Dave Brat, who unseated Eric Cantor a few years ago in a prefiguration of Trump's election.
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Yes, the statues can remain — but only if they are unseated and left to take their chances amid the fallen leaves.
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Steve Knight (whom Hill unseated just two years ago), former fighter pilot Mike Garcia, and former Trump campaign adviser George Papadopoulos.
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An Army veteran, Mr. Rose unseated a Republican in 2018 by promising voters that he would stay above the partisan fray.
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John Kasich unseated Rubio from second place to Trump in the most recent major poll to come out of New Hampshire.
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Last November, in Ghana, opposition leader Nana Akufo-Addo unseated a sitting president for the first time in the country's history.
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He picked his nose, unseated a gratifyingly intact clump of dried matter, palpated it between his fingers, and flicked it away.
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Rajapaksa was unseated in January last year and become an opposition legislator after he lost his prime ministerial bid in August.
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That is because it could invite blowback against Mr. Abiy from the old guard of his party, which he has unseated.
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She was unseated the following year by Mr. Collins, despite taking conservative stances on issues such as gun laws and immigration.
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Crowley, who currently has the gig, was unseated by Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who's never been shy about her love for Lee.
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He threw his support instead behind James Buckley, who ran as a member of the Conservative Party and who ultimately unseated Goodell.
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"Hillary Clinton will not be retroactively elected if Trump is removed, nor will Neil Gorsuch be unseated," Douthat wrote in Wednesday's Times.
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He was unseated in a 2012 primary and went on to helm the Lugar Center, whose work focuses in part on nonproliferation.
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In Spain's most populous region of Andalusia they unseated the Socialists last year with the help of the far-right party Vox.
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Joe Donnelly of Indiana, who called the allegations against Kavanaugh "disturbing and credible," was also unseated Tuesday night by Republican Mike Braun.
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YouTube's unseated Facebook as the most popular social network among U.S. teens, according to a study released by Pew research last week.
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President Maithripala Sirisena, who unseated Rajapaksa in an upset win in 2015, has promised to probe human rights abuses including war crimes.
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Buhari's victory was historic, because it was the first time an opposition candidate had unseated an incumbent in a Nigerian democratic election.
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Jammeh took power in a 1994 coup that unseated Dawda Jawara, the country's leader since its independence from Great Britain in 1965.
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The government's approval rating soared after Mr Turnbull (pictured left) unseated the snarling Tony Abbott as the Liberal Party's leader last September.
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Women won a record-high number of seats, 210, in Virginia's House of Delegates — nine of them Democratic challengers who unseated incumbents.
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With planting almost complete, soyabeans are likely to have unseated corn as the most widely sown crop in the US, analysts believe.
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After a three-week, record-breaking reign at the box office, Avengers: Endgame has been unseated by John Wick: Chapter 3 — Parabellum.
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It was a great night for female candidates in the Keystone State in general, as all four women unseated male state representatives.
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Anderson's model unseated the premises of rational-choice theory, in which individuals invariably make utility-maximizing decisions, occasionally in heartless-seeming ways.
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Senator Roger Wicker expected a tough primary challenge from Chris McDaniel, a conservative firebrand who almost unseated Senator Thad Cochran in 2014.
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Rep. TJ Cox (D-Calif.) will face off in a rematch against the Republican he previously unseated, David ValadaoDavid Goncalves ValadaoDemocratic Rep.
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You just unseated Kyrgios, Australia's former No. 1 with a bit of a reputation for being difficult on and off the court.
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In Brooklyn, Adem Bunkeddeko nearly unseated Representative Yvette Clarke, a veteran incumbent from a local dynasty; he lost by barely 1,000 votes.
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As the nation heads toward its third election in a year, the Prime Minister could be unseated within his own Likud party.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez unseated a 10-term congressional incumbent last year, arguing it was time for more progressive policies and diverse representation.
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Bashir ruled Sudan for nearly 30 years before he was unseated following a deepening economic crisis and 16 weeks of street protests.
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His own election was a contentious one, as he unseated the sitting president, Werner Fricker, after FIFA officials encouraged Rothenberg to run.
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The economy, with the exception of the oil sector, has struggled to attract foreign investors since the 210.9 uprising that unseated Hosni Mubarak.
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Ocasio-Cortez's historic election in the 2018 midterms unseated longtime incumbent Joe Crowley, a high-ranking Democrat in the House at the time.
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TikTok, the latest app to skyrocket in popularity, recently unseated Instagram, YouTube and Snapchat as the top free app in Apple's App Store.
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The economy, with the exception of the oil industry, has struggled to attract foreign investors since the 2011 uprising that unseated Hosni Mubarak.
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The previous beneficiary of such a coup was Mr Turnbull himself, who unseated Tony Abbott as prime minister and Liberal leader in 2015.
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That poll also showed Republican sentiment favored the unseating of Democratic senators being unseated in Indiana and North Dakota, where Trump remains popular.
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He was unseated by a coalition led by Muqtada al-Sadr, an anti-American Shia cleric who once oversaw uprisings against U.S. troops.
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He lost re-election there in 2014 and is currently locked in a tight race with the Republican who unseated him, Carlos Curbelo.
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Sharice Davids, an attorney and former MMA fighter, unseated Republican Kevin Yoder in the Third Congressional District, running on a more progressive platform.
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Hurd narrowly defeated former Congressman Pete Gallego, who he unseated in 2014, in a district that tends to swing Democratic in presidential elections.
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And in September Malcolm Turnbull, a lawyer and investor turned politician, unseated Tony Abbott as prime minister and leader of the Liberal Party.
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A progressive, he unseated the divisive Tony Abbott as leader of the conservative Liberal Party last September, promising a "different style of leadership".
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Ghazala Hashmi is the first Muslim woman and Indian American woman elected to Virginia's State Senate Democrat Ghazala Hashmi unseated Republican incumbent Sen.
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The race has similarities to last month's New York congressional primary, in which first-time candidate Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez unseated longtime Democratic Rep.
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A South Dakota sheriff fired a deputy who unseated him in his reelection effort, just a minute after polls closed in Tuesday's primary.
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But if she keeps up her measured and probing questions, which she thinks "the American people would want," she'll not be unseated easily.
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SANDWICH CHAIN: JERSEY MIKE'S — Famous for its hulking made-to-order Jersey-style subs, Jersey Mike's unseated the popular convenience-store chain Wawa.
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Vito Perillo narrowly unseated the current mayor of Tinton Falls, Gerald Turning, winning 53 percent of the vote in the nonpartisan municipal race.
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These were figures like James Martin, who challenged and nearly unseated Lister Hill, the four-term incumbent Democratic senator in Alabama, in 1962.
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Confirming the fossil evidenceIn 2016, scientists claimed to have found 3.7 billion-year-old fossils in Greenland, which unseated the Pilbara fossils' record.
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HARARE (Reuters) - His wife is a beauty queen, his troops unseated Zimbabwean leader Robert Mugabe, and his motorcade is fit for a president.
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He unseated former Republican Governor Pat McCrory last year in large part because of the law's political and economic fallout, political analysts say.
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Mr. Bannon is personally close to members of Congress like Dave Brat, the Virginia Republican who unseated Eric Cantor, the former majority leader.
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Independent repair professionals who resolder unseated chips say they regularly see the issue on phones that have no scratches or dents on them.
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Ms. Warren became the first woman elected to the Senate in Massachusetts history when she unseated Mr. Brown in a hotly contested race.
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The most recent mission has likely benefitted from the advocacy of recently unseated congressman John Culberson, a Republican from Texas' 7th congressional district.
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The mass protests that erupted in February, and unseated veteran president Abdelaziz Bouteflika in April, have mostly taken place on Fridays and Tuesdays.
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Goldsmith has already been unseated once by the Lib Dems when he resigned in protest at the expansion of Heathrow Airport in 2016.
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Republicans spent about $8 million more beating up on McCaskill than Democrats did on Hawley; Hawley unseated McCaskill by a 6-point margin.
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The party has only had four leaders since its formation and rise to power in the 1970s, and has never unseated an incumbent.
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On April 21, Mr. Poroshenko was unseated by Volodymyr Zelensky, a comedian and political novice, sending Mr. Giuliani scrambling to establish a conduit.
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So far, Republicans have unseated three Democratic senators in this year's midterms, while Democrats have won two GOP-held Senate seats, according to projections.
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But that photo, which has over 18 million likes, was unseated by an unlikely contender this past Sunday afternoon: a photo of an egg.
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Former Vice President Al Gore, another notable bore, who very nearly unseated President George W. Bush in 2000, is from the state, as well.
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The latter of the two notably unseated James Cameron's Avatar at the box office during its opening weekend and grossed $114 million [USD] worldwide.
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He might resign immediately afterwards, or he might wait for a formal vote to make it clear he is being unseated by the League.
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But that may have been his undoing -- he was one of the first so-called "establishment" Republicans unseated in the 2010 Tea Party wave.
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When Republican Chris Christie unseated Corzine in 278, though, Booker had a fellow school choice fan with whom to collaborate to remake Newark schools.
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Omar is a US citizen and duly elected congresswoman who cannot be "sent" anywhere, except away from public service, should she eventually be unseated.
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Between April 20 and 22, God of War unseated Uncharted 4: A Thief's End, which hit 2.7 million in sales in its first week.
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The 30-year-old Democrat unseated Republican and three-time incumbent Joseph Yost in the race for the 12th District House of Delegates seat.
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Sirisena, who unseated former leader Mahinda Rajapaksa in a bitterly contested poll last year, promised a new constitution to strengthen democracy and fundamental rights.
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Boosted by his political wins, Merkley set his eyes on another challenge and successfully unseated Republican Gordon Smith from the US Senate in 2008.
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The previous record-holder, the well-known 3.5-billion-year-old stromatolites of Western Australia, has now been unseated by a wide temporal margin.
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The following January, at Aqueduct, his horse clipped heels with another and unseated Dominguez, who was struck in the head by a trailing horse.
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Washington (CNN)A Republican unseated in the midterm elections last week has come out with an op-ed blaming the late Arizona GOP Sen.
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Malaysian bonds tumbled this morning after a surprise win for the opposition unseated a government that has held power for more than six decades.
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And John Fetterman, the tattooed, bearded and Sanders-backed mayor of Braddock just outside of Pittsburgh, unseated Pennsylvania's sitting Democratic lieutenant governor, Mike Stack.
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She campaigned on issues like traffic congestion, but she unseated Bob Marshall, the self-described "chief homophobe" who sponsored the state's transgender bathroom bill.
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Big City This past week, Randall Woodfin, a young Alabama city attorney, unseated a two-term Democratic incumbent to become the mayor of Birmingham.
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Sirisena in 2015 unseated Rajapaksa's elder brother, Mahinda Rajapaksa, following his nearly decade-long rule, during which Sri Lanka forged close ties with China.
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Brad Schneider, who previously unseated Dold in 85033 and lost in a rematch last cycle, is the favorite to face Dold again in November.
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Lo unseated Ho, a vocal critic of the anti-government demonstrations, by 3,839 votes to 2,626 in the Lok Tsui constituency in Tuen Mun.
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I leave you with this: Last night, a photo of an egg unseated Kylie Jenner's birth announcement as the most-liked Instagram post ever.
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Wisconsin Democrats finally unseated Walker this year and won statewide races across the board; Democrat Josh Kaul also ousted Republican Attorney General Brad Schimel.
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None of the remaining candidates seems powerful enough to force a second round in which, with a united opposition, they might have unseated the incumbent.
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Capuano is leaving Congress at the end of the year — he was unseated by Ayanna Pressley — Ramirez is trying to figure out her next steps.
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In 2012, after the new map was in place, an upstart Democrat unseated a Republican who had spent 20 years in the House of Representatives.
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Akufo-Addo unseated Mahama in a 2016 election, capitalizing on an economy that was slowing due to falling prices for gold, oil and cocoa exports.
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Ocasio-Cortez first stunned many in June when she unseated Crowley — a top leader among House Democrats — by running a campaign decidedly to the left.
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Tom Foley was unseated in the 1994 election, making him "the highest-profile casualty in the Republican 'revolution' of 1994," according to the Washington Post.
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Although the group successfully defended all its incumbents and gained five House seats and the Nevada Senate seat, it only unseated one Republican, Nevada Rep.
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Bouteflika's statement was his first since the biggest displays of dissent in Algeria since the 2011 Arab Spring uprisings that unseated rulers in neighbouring countries.
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Then there's Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who unseated one of the most powerful House Democrats and now supports efforts to "primary" out-of-touch Democratic incumbents.
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We know that, in the US, Congressmen in safe seats are reluctant to compromise with the opposition for fear of being unseated in a primary.
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Howard Barkin, who recently unseated the champion Dan Feyer at the 2016 American Crossword Puzzle Tournament, seems to appreciate this same part of GOOGLE EARTH.
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It can be the party of Lee Carter, a socialist veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps who unseated the majority whip of the Virginia House.
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Congresswoman Tammy Duckworth, a U.S. Army veteran who lost both her legs in the Iraq war, unseated U.S. Senator Mark Kirk, a Republican from Illinois.
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Notable winners: Travis Brenda unseated House Majority Floor Leader Jonathan Shell for the 71st house district seat in May despite him having Mitch McConnell's backing.
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He was defeated for a second term in 1970 by J. Glenn Beall Jr., the son of the incumbent he had unseated six years before.
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Abigail Spanberger, a former CIA operative, unseated Dave Brat, a star among conservatives who four years ago unexpectedly dethroned then-House majority leader Eric Cantor.
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Former president Zuma, unseated last year over corruption allegations, is expected to attend a judicial inquiry later this month into government graft during his tenure.
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In North Carolina, $2.8 million in ads flooded a Supreme Court race in which a Democrat unseated a Republican incumbent, shifting the court's ideological balance.
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The biggest surge in turnout came in suburban areas like Oakland County outside Detroit, where Democrats also unseated a House Republican in the 2018 midterms.
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Carter and Vinnie were childhood pals who became partners in crime —specifically, in a blackmail scam that unseated a racing commissioner named Simms (Mr. Judd).
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On Monday, the actor Ben Stiller made a surprise cameo to knock on doors in Brooklyn with Andrew Gounardes, who unseated Senator Martin J. Golden.
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His steadfastness has earned him visits from other Arab leaders who were disappointed with the Obama administration's support of Arab revolutions that unseated their cohorts.
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Maggie Hassan, a Democrat, has unseated Senator Kelly Ayotte, a Republican, in one of the most competitive and closely watched races of this election cycle.
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Another key difference: Hunter went relatively unscathed as news of his affairs were released, even vowing that a scandal like this won't get him unseated.
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In a House district in Newton, a railroad town north of Wichita, Tim Hodge campaigned against the Brownback tax policy and unseated another Republican incumbent.
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Elizabeth Slattery, a legal fellow at the Heritage Foundation, said Gorsuch unseated the previous record holder for most questions asked during his first oral arguments.
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Chamorro was the first woman elected as a head of state in the Americas after she unseated Sandinista leader Daniel Ortega as Nicaraguan president in 1990.
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Even if they are not ultimately unseated, facing pressure from their left may bring them back in line with the constituencies from which they have emerged.
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After thousands of flexes, the phone's two "Touch IC" chips become unseated from the logic board, causing the touchscreen to work intermittently or not at all.
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Brad Schneider, who he unseated in 2014, admits his district, which includes suburban counties north of Chicago, may be the most competitive one in the country.
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McCulloch had held the position for more than 20 years and was unseated by Wesley Bell, a Black city councilperson and advocate of criminal-justice reform.
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Democrats unseated two more House Republicans in California over the weekend, boosting the blue majority in the House as votes from the midterms keep rolling in.
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Intel might have scoffed at being unseated years ago, but now it's starting to look like the company's completely out of touch with future technology trends.
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Representative Jerrold Nadler is not in any particular danger of being unseated this year, but he is enduring fierce and unfair attacks in the Democratic primary.
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But two nondescript pillows with the same name from a nuts-and-bolts, we-sell-two-things company called Luxe Pillow recently unseated my incumbent favorites.
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Puig, 22, unseated Germany's Kerber in three sets Saturday, scoring not only a huge upset but also the first-ever Olympic gold medal for Puerto Rico.
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Messam later unseated an 16-year incumbent mayor in a 2015 three-way race, winning with 38% of the vote and becoming Miramar's first black mayor.
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Maggie Hassan, a Democrat, on Wednesday unseated Senator Kelly Ayotte, a Republican, in one of the most competitive and closely watched races of this election cycle.
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The Democrats have unseated at least four GOP incumbents, and were leading in races in Prince William County and Loudon County, according to The Washington Post.
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John Thune lost a close race to Tim Johnson in 2002, and then in 2004 unseated a superficially stronger candidate in a worse national political climate.
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But Democratic Senator Bill Nelson, a climate champion, was unseated by Governor Rick Scott, a Republican accused of banning the word climate from state government websites.
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In June, when Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a Latina organizer, unseated Joe Crowley, one of the most powerful Democratic incumbents in the country, many analysts were shocked.
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"They were a constant presence in my campaign office," said Young Kim, a Republican who unseated an incumbent Democratic assemblywoman and is now running for Congress.
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On Tuesday, 15 more won local office, including 30-year-old Marine veteran Lee Carter, who unseated the Republican majority whip in Virginia's House of Delegates.
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He was "transformed," as he put it, into a conservative on economics and foreign policy after the democratic socialist Labour Party unseated Winston Churchill in 1945.
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Richard Fulton was elected and sworn in, but because he was below 30, the minimum age for senators under the state constitution, the Senate unseated him.
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Democrats have captured Republican-held Senate seats in Nevada and Arizona, partially offsetting their losses in the heavily white, conservative states where Republicans unseated Democratic senators.
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In fact, in the first five elections presidential public financing was used, three challengers unseated incumbents, a far more competitive record than nearly any congressional district.
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Only when results were aired for Regina-Wascana, where Conservative candidate Michael Kram unseated longtime Liberal MP Ralph Goodale, would the crowd react with more exuberance.
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"It's a competitive, dynamic, high-turnout state," said Alex Conant, a Republican strategist who was an adviser to Mr. Coleman, who Mr. Franken unseated in 2008.
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It unseated Disney's "Captain Marvel," which landed in second place with about $35 million in its third weekend, according to Comscore, which compiles box-office data.
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Travis Brenda, a Republican high school math teacher with no political experience, unseated one of the state's most powerful lawmakers — state House Republican leader Jonathan Shell.
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Washington's Fifth Congressional District was once represented by Democrat Tom Foley, who in 1994 became the first modern-day House speaker to be unseated in reelection.
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In 2015, when Turnbull unseated then prime minister Tony Abbott, he said the move was necessary because Abbott's government had lost 30 opinion polls in a row.
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But equally, adds Mr Javed, that does not make the JIT's report a wordier version of the coup in which the army unseated Mr Sharif in 1999.
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Joe Crowley, a fierce Trump critic and chairman of the influential House Democratic Caucus, was summarily unseated by far-left 28-year-old candidate Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
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When Turnbull unseated then prime minister Abbott in 2015, he said the move was necessary because the latter's government had lost 30 opinion polls in a row.
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He was the first Democrat the district had elected in more than four decades, and served as its representative from 2009 to 2011 until Roby unseated him.
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Virginia's 7th Congressional District became the focus of national attention in 2014, when Brat unseated then–House Majority Leader Eric Cantor in a stunning Republican primary upset.
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But after opposition groups and activists turned their social media popularity into gains at the polls that nearly unseated Hun Sen, the Cambodian government started paying attention.
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Hello Fresh unseated Blue Apron as the most popular meal kit service, with 39 percent and 35 percent of participants, respectively, indicating they have used the companies.
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The latter three unseated Democratic incumbents; all of them would go on to side with the city's teachers union in a fight with new Mayor Lori Lightfoot.
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Even before the 2018 midterms were over, the Alabama Republican Party was counting down the days on its website until Jones "is unseated" in the 2020 contest.
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Scott Walker (R) was unseated by Democratic challenger Tony Evers, while Gretchen Whitmer (D) defeated the Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette (R) in that state's gubernatorial race.
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Corruption has plagued the eastern European country's economy and remains practically undented since popular protests unseated the pro-Moscow government of Viktor Yanukovych nearly four years ago.
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For example, in the 8th district of Michigan, where Trump won by 8 points, Democratic candidate Elissa Slotkin unseated the Republican incumbent Mike Bishop by 4 points.
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Rapping had seemed like something of an extracurricular to Cardi's career, but "Bodak Yellow" unseated a Taylor Swift single to become the top song in the country.
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Mr. Turnbull unseated Tony Abbott, who was in his first term as prime minister, just 10 months ago, but now he is facing an erosion of support.
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In November, a Cambodian court with little reputation for judicial independence dissolved the opposition party that nearly unseated Mr. Hun Sen's governing party in elections in 2013.
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Donnelly, who was unseated in the 2018 midterms, cited Biden's tenure in the Obama administration as making him uniquely qualified to take the White House in November.
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Josh Hawley, who unseated Ms. McCaskill, and Mike Braun, who trounced Mr. Donnelly by nearly 10 points, did not back away from their support for the tariffs.
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She narrowly unseated a GOP incumbent last year by a single point in a suburban Atlanta district that had been held by the GOP for 40 years.
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This year the Liberals are fronting Judy Klassen - who unseated an NDP minister in the same riding in the 2016 provincial election - to face off against Ashton.
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Mr. Jagland was unseated as chairman in 2015 and replaced by Ms. Kullmann Five, a former leader of the Conservative Party, but he remains on the committee.
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The online support also translated into an offline election victory, and in November she unseated the former councilor, who had held the seat for over 20 years.
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They also cheered when People's Party of Canada Leader — and former Conservative — Maxime Bernier was declared unseated by the Conservative candidate in the Quebec riding of Beauce.
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Thailand has been under military rule since a coup in 2014 unseated forces loyal to Thaksin Shinawatra, a brash billionaire who challenged the country's traditional power structure.
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Assemblywoman Aravella Simotas has introduced a package of bills shaped by the women's policy proposals; their Senate sponsor is Alessandra Biaggi, who unseated Mr. Klein last year.
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"It's very rare for incumbents to be unseated in a primary," said Bradley Spahn, a Ph.D. candidate in Stanford University's department of political science who's studied state legislators.
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Mr Prayuth's coup suspended the previous constitution, itself drawn up during another period of military rule following an earlier coup that also unseated a democratic government, in 2006.
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The sitting prime minister, Jose Aznar, who had strongly backed the US-led Iraq War, was unseated by a challenger who then pulled Spanish troops out of Iraq.
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Bouteflika's statement was his first since protests broke out 10 days ago, the biggest in Algeria since the 2011 Arab Spring uprisings that unseated rulers in neighbouring countries.
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Crowds start chanting: "The people want the fall of the regime" - a slogan used in the "Arab Spring" uprisings that unseated rulers across the Muslim world in 2011.
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Now they should acknowledge that the "people power" revolution in 1986 that unseated Marcos, and put Mr Aquino's mother in power, has ossified into a self-selecting oligarchy.
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His emphasis on consulting the public before making major decisions — in stark contrast to the Conservatives he unseated — has bought Mr. Trudeau time on some potentially thorny issues.
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All in all, the greenback, while it has lost luster since early 2017, is not in danger of being unseated as the world's top reserve currency anytime soon.
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Bouteflika's statement was his first since protests broke out 10 days ago, the biggest in Algeria since the 2011 Arab Spring uprisings that unseated rulers in neighboring countries.
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The Republicans who have spent the last weeks and months jumping on, then off, then on the Trump bus will have been discredited, and some may be unseated.
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YouGov&aposs MRP poll put Labour just two points behind the Conservatives in the seat this week, so there is a real chance Duncan Smith could be unseated.
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In 1966, Ronald Reagan, a Republican, unseated Governor Brown by appealing to the same white Democrats who had ignored Brown's pleas to leave the Rumford Act in place.
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After serving in the House for seven terms, Mr. Garrett was unseated last year by Josh Gottheimer, a Democrat and political newcomer who flipped a reliably Republican seat.
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In Virginia, women unseated 11 male incumbents in the House of Delegates, one of whom is the first openly transgender female to be elected to the state legislature.
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Ho lost to democrat Cary Lo Chun-yu who unseated him from his Lok Tsui constituency in Tuen Mun, winning 3,474 votes while Ho netted only 2,278 votes.
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The deficit and debt became a lightning rod in the race in which O'Rourke, who had just left the El Paso city council, unseated eight-term incumbent Rep.
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In 1966, Ronald Reagan, a Republican, unseated Governor Brown by appealing to the same white Democrats who had ignored Brown's pleas to leave the Rumford Act in place.
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On this night, Senator Ramos, who unseated a more centrist incumbent Democrat, stood near the bar listening to pitches from the line of people coming up to her.
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The last (and only time) such a vote was successful was in 1982 when then-Chancellor Helmut Schmidt was unseated by the CDU's leader at the time, Helmut Kohl.
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Also, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, 29, from New York, became the youngest woman ever elected to Congress (she unseated a middle-aged white man who had previously served 10 terms).
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He might hand in his resignation immediately afterwards or could instead wait for a formal vote to make it clear he is being unseated by the far-right League.
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Conte might hand in his resignation immediately afterwards or could instead wait for a formal vote to make it clear he is being unseated by the far-right League.
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But it noted that nothing would change until President Trump is unseated given that Trump and his allies would be spending "more than a billion dollars" to reelect him.
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Its leader Pedro Sanchez, 47 and a trained economist, has led a minority government since June when the Socialists unseated the conservative People's Party following a non-confidence motion.
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Ingoglia, a state lawmaker who prides himself as a grassroots warrior in touch with the primal desires of the base, unseated Scott's handpicked state party chair in early 22011.
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After selling 265,654 equivalent album units this weekend, Cry Pretty unseated Cardi B's Invasion of Privacy as the biggest debut from a female artist in any genre this year.
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Chanting "there will be no coup — there will be a fight!" demonstrations unfolded throughout Brazil on the 52nd anniversary of the military coup that unseated Brazil's president in 1964.
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In 2012, Scott Brown, the former GOP senator Warren unseated and current ambassador to New Zealand and Samoa, used Warren's self-proclaimed Native American heritage to question her integrity.
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Bobby Bright, the Democrat-turned-Republican whom Roby unseated in 2010, after she failed to win a majority of the June primary vote in Alabama's heavily agrarian 2nd District.
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A centrist, he persuaded the Liberals' rightists that he could rescue the party from its dire electoral prospects under his divisive predecessor, Tony Abbott, whom he unseated last September.
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On the western front, Summer Lee, an African-American lawyer and community organizer, and activist Sara Innamorato, unseated a pair of longtime Democratic officeholders, cousins Paul and Dom Costa.
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Joe Manchin of West Virginia, Heidi Heitkamp of North Dakota and Claire McCaskill of Missouri, is widely considered one of the senators most likely to get unseated in November.
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Independent repair experts found that this was caused because the "Touch IC" chip, which translates a user's touch into digital signals, became partially unseated from the phone's logic board.
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Thailand has been ruled by a military junta since a coup in 2014, which unseated forces loyal to the Shinawatra family that had dominated politics for nearly two decades.
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Two years ago, after Roy Cooper, a Democrat, unseated the Republican governor, Pat McCrory, G.O.P. supermajorities in the North Carolina General Assembly passed sweeping restrictions on Mr. Cooper's power.
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And Cardi B, who unseated Taylor Swift from the top of the singles chart last week, is still No. 1 on the Hot 100 with "Bodak Yellow (Money Moves)."
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Zac Goldsmith has become the first Conservative minister to lose his seat in the general election after the Liberal Democrats unseated him for the second time in two years.
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However, President Maithripala Sirisena, who unseated Rajapaksa in an election two years ago, is in the process of reducing the debt burden, including converting some Chinese debt into equity.
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Hong Kong (CNN)As if Hong Kong's summer of discontent wasn't chaotic enough, a leading pro-democratic lawmaker may have just been unseated by one of his own allies.
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This may be true, but there is no guarantee that Trump will be unseated next November, or that any Democratic successor would not keep up the pressure on China.
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One of the most striking outcomes of last year's election was the number of incumbents who were unseated, in spite of deeper pockets and, in many cases, party support.
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On Tuesday Ankara replaced four elected HDP mayors with state officials, bringing to 12 the number of mayors it has unseated over alleged links to terrorism since the March elections.
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On Tuesday Ankara replaced four elected HDP mayors with state officials, bringing to 12 the number of mayors it has unseated over alleged links to terrorism since the March elections.
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He was himself unseated as prime minister in another leadership challenge in August 2018, one of four Australian prime ministers to be overthrown by their own party in a decade.
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Some of the demonstrators chanted: "The people want the fall of the regime" - a slogan used in the "Arab Spring" protests that unseated rulers across the Muslim world in 2011.
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RELATED: Birtherism is back Cruz unseated Trump last month atop the Iowa polls and has maintained his position there with just three weeks left until Republicans head to the caucuses.
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It has virtually no shot at surpassing Sully, but it's also not likely to be unseated — it's ahead of Don't Breathe, at #3, which pulled in an estimated $8.2 million.
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Composer Jerry Herman's lilting title song proved a phenomenon, thanks to its jazzy rendition by Louis Armstrong, whose single unseated The Beatles right off the top of the pop charts.
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Rounding out the women's draw, second seed Angelique Kerber, who nearly unseated Williams as world number one but lost in the Cincinnati final, appears to have a comfortable early path.
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A raucous rally on Monday in Lexington, Ky., was not enough to keep Matt Bevin, the state's Republican governor, from being unseated by Andy Beshear, the state's Democratic attorney general.
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Just last week, those voters helped flip the Virginia statehouse, ousted the last Republicans in a Philadelphia-area County Council and appear to have unseated the Republican governor of Kentucky.
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He told supportive Republicans in Arizona prior to the 2016 election that he would spend $10 million of his own money to see that Flake is unseated in the primary.
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Najib enjoys the backing of most of the powerful division chiefs in his ruling United Malays National Organisation party, and most of his critics concede that he cannot be unseated.
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Still, their ranks have been growing, especially since the No. 4 House Democrat was unseated in a primary last week by a liberal challenger who had called for eliminating ICE.
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David Levdansky was a state legislator from Allegheny County, a pro-union Democrat who served for 26 years until he was unseated by Mr. Saccone in 2010 by 151 votes.
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Mr. Thaksin was unseated in a 2006 coup, amid whispers that he was building a power base that challenged the authority of Thailand's monarchy and political forces close to it.
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It was well-known that Mr. Pataki, a Republican, was a persona non grata in the Cuomo world, having unseated the governor's father, Mario M. Cuomo, a Democrat, in 1994.
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Democratic socialist candidate Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez unseated veteran Democrat Joe Crowley in a stunning upset in New York's primary elections Tuesday night that revealed a deep rift in liberal politics.
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In fact, ex-congressman Joe Crowley, the very man whom Ocasio-Cortez shockingly unseated, is now a lobbyist for a firm that represents the fossil fuel industry and private prisons.
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So strongly, in fact, that one Democrat, Danica Roem, easily unseated a longtime Republican incumbent in the House of Delegates and will become the nation's only openly transgender state representative.
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Warren took aim at Bloomberg's large number of television ads and targeted his record of endorsing and financing Republican candidates, including the GOP senator Warren unseated in 2012 in Massachusetts.
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A transgender woman unseated a conservative Virginia lawmaker who authored a "bathroom bill" that would've required people to use the restroom that matched the gender listed on their birth certificates.
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SAO PAULO, June 17 (Reuters) - Economists are more in agreement than they have been since 2014 about where Brazil's currency is heading after a political crisis unseated President Dilma Rousseff.
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Although she was favored to win Tuesday, since there was no Republican opponent on the ballot, she shocked the nation in September after she unseated 10-term Democratic incumbent Michael Capuano.
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But Kaczynski's twin brother Jaroslaw, whose nationalist-minded Law and Justice party (PiS) unseated the centrists in an election last year, has said an onboard explosion could have caused the crash.
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Since then, however, he has tailored his progressive views to keep in line with the stance of Tony Abbott, whom he unseated as Liberal leader and prime minister 13 months ago.
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Meanwhile rumors suggest Rudd is gearing up for a potential leadership fight, if/when current UK PM Theresa May is finally unseated by the Brexit mess she has managed to exacerbate.
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Photo: SonySony, the company that unseated Bose as the king of noise-canceling headphones, just announced a new set of noise-canceling headphones that are $3503 cheaper than its flagship set.
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While Jacky Rosen did beat Dean Heller in Nevada, flipping the state blue, Josh Hawley unseated Claire McCaskill in Missouri and Kevin Cramer took a North Dakota seat from Heidi Heitkamp.
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Roem is also one of several Democrats who unseated Republicans in races for the Virginia state legislature, a shocking outcome that could see Democrats become the majority party in the chamber.
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The debate points to a growing influence of conservative Catholic values in Polish public life since the staunchly eurosceptic PiS unseated the more secular-minded centrists in an election last October.
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Mitsotakis, who unseated leftist Alexis Tsipras in the July 7 election, campaigned hard on the issue of public safety; opinion polls showed the theme topped public concerns along with the economy.
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Update 22018/2018/210: Democrats took control of the New York state senate by winning eight seats formerly held by Republicans; Democrats unseated five Republican incumbents and won three open seats.
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An incumbent congressman was unseated in Massachusetts on Tuesday, and a senator beat back a challenger in Delaware on Thursday in two of the final primaries of the 2018 midterm elections.
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The scandal has unseated dozens of international and national soccer officials, predominantly from South and Central America, some with deep roots in the sport and their names emblazoned on administration buildings.
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He edged out his Barcelona teammate Neymar, and unseated the World's Most Chiseled Set of Cheekbones, Cristiano Ronaldo after the Real Madrid star and legendary perfumier won the last two awards.
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Republican Bob Taft unseated Brown as secretary of state by turning his interest in taking time to study in Japan — Brown ultimately never made the trip — into a devastating "Sayonara, Sherrod" ad.
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The minority NDP-Green provincial government, which recently unseated the Liberals in British Columbia, has pledged to uphold principles outlined in UNDRIP and the Tsilhqot'in decision and stop the Trans Mountain pipeline.
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On Friday demonstrators filled the centre of the capital in one of the biggest displays of dissent - rare in Algeria - since the 2011 Arab Spring uprisings which unseated rulers in neighbouring countries.
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That would be ironic and a confirmation of the move away from traditional companies to new tech ones: Apple unseated Exxon when it climbed to the top of the list in 2011.
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In the early-00s, the language held the top spot quite comfortably, only to be unseated in 2011 by C. From TIOBE: The TIOBE rankings are based on simple search engine statistics.
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But it fell short in New Jersey, where Senator Bob Andrzejczak, a Democrat, was unseated by Mike Testa Jr., the Republican co-chairman of President Trump's re-election effort in New Jersey.
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Temer could even be unseated if Brazil's top electoral court rules that he and former President Dilma Rousseff, under whom he was vice president, used illegal money to fund their 2014 campaign.
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The result is the GT40, the loveliest Ford ever, which unseated Ferrari to take first, second, and third place at Le Mans in 1966 (then won again in 1967, 1968, and 1969).
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The political crisis has divided the country and turned into a bitter clash between the leftist leader and her centrist Vice President Michel Temer, who would take over if she is unseated.
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"You don't want to alienate anybody," said Alessandra Biaggi, who in the Democratic primary unseated one of the charter lobby's most reliable allies, State Senator Jeffrey D. Klein, in a Bronx district.
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Scott Walker of Wisconsin, an enemy of public sector unions, was unseated by a Democrat, Tony Evers, a former teacher who ran on a promise to boost funding to traditional public schools.
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And two decades earlier, Elizabeth Holtzman, then only 31, unseated 84-year-old Representative Emanuel Celler, the chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, who had come to Congress during the Harding administration.
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SaS leader Richard Sulik was a part of a government coalition that unseated Smer in 2010 but it fell apart less than two years later when Sulik's faction missed a confidence vote.
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Mr. Jeffries owes his spot in leadership to this spring's stunning upset by his fellow New Yorker, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who unseated Representative Joseph Crowley, the current caucus chairman, in a primary.
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But others are welcome: This week's offering will be Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the 28-year-old democratic socialist who unseated the Democratic incumbent in a New York's 14th congressional district last month.
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DeWine and Cordray ran against each other for attorney general eight years ago (DeWine unseated Cordray), and Cordray was endorsed by the N.R.A. because he had been an opponent of gun control.
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The enthusiasm and hopefulness he generated also undoubtedly helped the election of the state's first two Latina congresswomen, and unseated longtime incumbent Republicans John Culberson of Houston and Pete Sessions of Dallas.
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Cornyn, seen by some as potentially vulnerable in a presidential election year after Cruz was nearly unseated in 2018, is likely to be a formidable candidate for reelection in deep red Texas.
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Jakarta's first Christian governor in generations, Basuki Tjahaja Purnama, also known as Ahok, is facing prosecution for "insulting the Quran," after a vigorous campaign by Muslim hard-liners to have him unseated.
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Stumping for Sanders were Chuy Garcia, who nearly unseated Rahm Emanuel as mayor of Chicago, as well as comedian George Lopez and actor Diego Luna, more likely to appeal to Latino hipsters.
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"Gangnam Style," the mammoth hit from South Korean artist Psy in 2012, has been unseated as the most viewed video on YouTube where it sat on the top for the last five years.
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Sherman has said he donated because Wicker was facing the prospect of a primary challenge at the time by Chris McDaniel, a tea party-backed state lawmaker who nearly unseated longtime U.S. Sen.
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In 2009, when the Liberals were in opposition, Mr Turnbull was unseated as party leader by one of the right-wing agitators, Tony Abbott, who went on to win an election in 2013.
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But some in German political circles say that the row actually reflects Seehofer's longstanding rivalry with Soeder, who unseated him as Bavarian premier, accusing them of holding Germany hostage to a Bavarian issue.
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But many locals still blame his predecessor for destroying the jobs of the present: Tony Abbott, whom Mr Turnbull unseated as Liberal leader last September, refused the car industry's pleas for more subsidies.
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"This is not a holiday tree," wrote Scott Walker, the two-term Republican governor who was unseated by Mr. Evers and who appeared on Fox News this week to discuss wintertime tree-labeling.
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His opponent contested the results, but with the help of Republican leader and future President James Garfield, Pacheco served in the House for a few months before he was unseated in February 1878.
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I should point out that Judge Polster did not order Papantonio to be unseated from the plaintiffs' executive committee and did not restrict him from appearing as Cleveland's lawyer in the October trial.
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During that meeting, Senator Anna Kaplan, who unseated a Republican on Long Island in November, said that the bill was the right thing to do, according to three people familiar with the exchange.
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The track, which unseated Billie Eilish's bedroom pop ballad "Bad Guy," which itself had dethroned "Old Town Road" on the Billboard charts, is a return to power for pop music's hit-making apparatus.
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The images were filmed in June by Brazilian photojournalist Gabriel Chaim, who was given limited access by the Houthi rebels who control the city, from where they unseated the Yemeni government in 2015.
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But earlier this year, a separate report from Counterpoint Research found that the iPhone was not the top selling smartphone in China in 2016, the first time Apple had been unseated since 2012.
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Clamoring for first-round pick Daniel Jones is intense in New York, and Giants head coach Pat Shurmur did nothing to douse fans ready to see Eli Manning unseated as the starting quarterback.
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A Virginia politician who unseated a veteran conservative in a history-making race took a victory lap in Hollywood, spreading an anti-bullying message alongside Demi Lovato at the American Music Awards (AMAs).
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Although combat operations unseated the Taliban and the Saddam Hussein regime, a poor understanding of the recent histories of the Afghan and Iraqi peoples undermined efforts to consolidate early battlefield gains into lasting security.
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The incoming Democratic senator for Illinois, Tammy Duckworth, unseated incumbent Mark Kirk, who had wrongly mocked her assertion that the half-Thai politician's family's military legacy could be traced back to the Revolutionary War.
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Sarkozy, 61, was unseated from the Elysee Palace at the last election in 2012 by the now deeply unpopular President Francois Hollande, but had been widely expected to try to win back the office.
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Donnelly, a moderate Democratic congressman was able to snatch the seat after longtime incumbent Richard Lugar was unseated in the Republican primary and little-known nominee Richard Mourdock came up short in the general.
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Bennet, she added, has been stocking money for a tough race and "was preparing to run against someone like Cory Gardner" -- a nod to the first-term Colorado senator who unseated former Democratic Sen.
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Had he remained in Texas and spent the next few years advancing causes he believes in, he might have unseated Cruz in 2024, particularly given the changing demographics that soon could turn Texas purple.
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Democrats today have concluded, correctly, that large-scale immigration benefits their party politically – although not necessarily Democrats who currently hold office, as unseated champions of mass immigration like Howard Berman (Calif.), Joe Crowley (N.
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Mattel undoubtedly hopes the dolls will help reverse a long slide in sales that has seen Barbie unseated as the queen of Christmas and Mattel supplanted by Lego as the most popular toy brand.
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One of Colonel Qaddafi's sons used the building in Tripoli where the sovereign wealth fund has its offices as his base during the revolution that unseated the Libyan leader and led to his death.
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Elelaimy, who was also a leading member of the 2011 protests that unseated long time ruler Hosni Mubarak, was arrested minutes after leaving a friend's house in Cairo's Maadi district around 2:20 a.m.
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Mr. al-Bashir, who is under indictment by the International Criminal Court for genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity, was unseated amid sweeping demonstrations that began in December over the price of bread.
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Nancy Shaver, a political neophyte who unseated a Shoar supporter as mayor of St. Augustine in 2014, wrote a letter to the local paper asking the United States attorney to review the O'Connell case.
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In her race against McCain, Ward suggested that the longtime senator should be unseated based on his age, telling a POLITICO reporter that he was unlikely to serve out another full six-year term.
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EL ALTO, Bolivia (Reuters) - In the high-altitude Bolivian city of El Alto, perched on barren steppe above the capital, indigenous activists have led the fight for the return of unseated president Evo Morales.
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Taking a lesson from the recent governor's race, which unseated an unpopular GOP incumbent, they hope to focus the race on McConnell's personal unpopularity in a long-shot bid to upend the state's politics.
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Since the 2011 "Arab Spring" uprising, which unseated several entrenched rulers in the region and triggered turmoil, Tunisia has undergone a democratic transition and is one of the few Arab countries to allow protests.
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The progressive Democrat and first-time candidate beat out three other candidates and now goes up against the Republican incumbent Phil Scott, in a state that hasn't unseated an incumbent governor in 56 years.
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Ms. Salazar said she had been impressed by how rapidly decriminalization has become more mainstream to discuss, both nationally and in New York, where Democrats unseated eight Republican incumbents in the Senate in November.
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Democrats have taken their first seat in Congress from Republicans: Jennifer Wexton handily unseated Republican Barbara Comstock in a northern Virginia district in one of the most closely watched House races in this election.
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When Gingrich's Republicans unseated those and other Democrats in 803, the new speaker encouraged the use of earmarks — spending tagged by Congress for specific projects — to help them solidify their position in vulnerable districts.
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In interviews with two U.S. newspapers published on Friday, Temer criticized Rousseff's trip and said he was ready to govern Brazil if she is unseated, though he denied he was already forming a shadow cabinet.
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Ashley Bennett decided to run against John Carman of the Atlantic County Board of Chosen Freeholders in New Jersey after Carman made a sexist joke about the Women's March; on November 25.9, she unseated him.
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The hub, which unseated Johannesburg as Africa's most attractive financial center in the 2019 Global Financial Centres Index ranking, aspires to become a financial hub catering for companies that want to do business in Africa.
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Australia's next election is not due until 2019 but consistently poor opinion polling in Australia's rough-and-tumble political system has unseated three previous prime ministers in party-room coups in the past seven years.
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Since taking office two weeks ago, Lim Guan Eng has been driving a campaign to expose financial scandals in the administration of former Prime Minister Najib Razak, unseated in a stunning election defeat last month.
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It was those forces that unseated GOP Congressman Dave Brat from a deep-red House seat near Richmond, Va., and kept Republican Secretary of State Kris Kobach from claiming the statehouse in perennially red Kansas.
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But six months after taking Mr. Webb's seat on FIFA's executive committee and emphasizing cooperation with the investigating authorities, Mr. Hawit himself was drawn into the web of corruption allegations that had unseated his predecessor.
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To ensure diners, who might subscribe to time-honored traditions, aren't unseated by the newfangled concepts, Leung deconstructs traditional foods and picks reference points, preserving the essence but twisting the presentation or the accompanying flavors.
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Trump's unseated aide Omarosa Manigault Newman recorded her own firing, causing a stir not because of what she caught on the tape but where she caught it: inside the supposedly secure White House situation room.
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But beginning in 2013, when the late Ken Thompson unseated a 23-year incumbent in Brooklyn, voters have elected 30 reform-minded prosecutors, in municipalities as varied as Corpus Christi, Kansas City and San Francisco.
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She was the first South Korean leader unseated in response to popular demands since 1960, when the country's founding president, Syngman Rhee, fled to exile in Hawaii amid nationwide protests against his corrupt, authoritarian rule.
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In a series of state Senate races largely based in New York City, a group of mostly young candidates successfully unseated six incumbent former members of a since-dissolved group called the Independent Democratic Conference.
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Since he unseated pro-China leader Abdulla Yameen in September, Solih's MDP, which has governed in a coalition with three other parties, has warned that a building boom has left huge debts to Chinese lenders.
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This messaging war helped House Democrats sweep the majority in the 2018 midterms, and unseated Republican leaders in states like Wisconsin, Arizona, and Michigan, where a weakening of traditionally conservative suburban pockets delivered Democrats wins.
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In that election, Walker unseated the Republican incumbent, Sean Parnell, who had been lieutenant governor under Sarah Palin, the one-time Republican U.S. vice presidential nominee, and he became governor in 2009 when she quit.
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Stewart&aposs win was the second of the night for pro-Trump backers, after Mark Sanford, a persistent Trump critic who often sparred with the president, was unceremoniously unseated in the GOP primary in South Carolina.
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The NFL's Cowboys, who last year unseated Spanish soccer club Real Madrid for top spot on the list, were valued at $4.2 billion, a 5 percent jump compared to last year, Forbes said in a statement.
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Either way, some force must be exerted on the phone, resulting reliably in a critical touchscreen component being damaged or unseated — and that makes it, like it or not, at least partially a user-caused issue.
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The moderate freshman who unseated conservative ringleader David Brat in Virginia's 7th district last fall is fighting to hold on to the center in a Democratic Party that seems to be moving further to her left.
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Along the way, Collins unseated Honeywell as the provider of flight control computers on a predecessor of the Max, the 7377 NG, and supplied numerous systems for the Boeing 787, which went into operation in 2011.
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Tusk's Civic Platform (PO) defeated the PiS in elections in 2007 and 2011 before being unseated by it in 2015 - struggles that have given rise to a bitter rivalry between him and PiS leader Jaroslaw Kaczynski.
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During a Thursday night appearance on CNN, Gillibrand told host Chris Cuomo that she aligns with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez—the first-time socialist candidate who unseated a 10-term incumbent earlier this week—on the issue.
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In Houston, the seat of Harris County, Democrat Kim Ogg unseated incumbent Republican Devon Anderson after enlisting the support of the Black Lives Matter movement and promising to no longer prosecute misdemeanor cases of marijuana possession.
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Instead, after they nearly (and should've) unseated LeBron James in the postseason's first round, the Pacers head into the summer as one of two playoff teams that can open enough cap space for a max contract.
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"As someone whose own family has suffered a loss to traffic violence, this is incredibly personal," said Mr. Gounardes, a first-term Democratic legislator who unseated a Republican who had a well-documented record of speeding.
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A couple of weeks earlier, the government unseated the newly elected mayors of Diyarbakir, Van and Mardin, three of the country's biggest Kurdish cities, over alleged (but unproven) links to an armed separatist group, the PKK.
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Most of the members of the Y.S.K. board were appointed under controversial circumstances last September, when several thousand jurists accused of links to the group that the government accuses of orchestrating a failed coup were unseated.
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Arriving, as Pressley did, as someone who unseated a well-liked incumbent is also not easy: It's like showing up for a new job to replace a popular co-worker whom you fought to get fired.
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In the 22st District in the Hudson Valley, super PACs have spent at least $2400 million on a rematch between Terry Gipson, a Democrat, and Senator Susan Serino, a Republican who unseated him two years ago.
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Ms. Hill, who campaigned to make history as the first openly bisexual congresswoman from California, unseated a Republican, Steve Knight, in the so-called blue wave that carried Democrats to power in the House in 2018.
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Several were swept in amid a blue wave that saw incumbents — Democrats and Republicans alike — unseated in the primaries or the general election, giving Democrats control of the Senate for the first time in a decade.
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MADRID (Reuters) - The Basque Nationalist Party (PNV) said on Thursday it would vote against Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy in a motion of no-confidence, making it almost certain Rajoy will be unseated by Friday's vote.
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Other than Sanders himself, the most powerful socialist in America might now be a 30-year-old Marine vet named Lee Carter, who unseated Jackson Miller, one of the Republican leaders of the Virginia House of Delegates.
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Health Minister Sussan Ley's spending inquiry follows a 2015 expenses scandal where a government MP was unseated after billing taxpayers for a helicopter flight and comes with Turnbull languishing in polls and facing a restive party room.
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While Montreal has been unseated by upstart Florida atop the Atlantic Division, Philadelphia's good feelings following an 20-20-21.63 run into the Christmas break have since soured after a fruitless three-game road trip through California.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Jacob Zuma, unseated as South African president last year over corruption allegations, will attend a judicial inquiry into government graft during his tenure even though he believes it is prejudiced against him, his lawyer said.
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Roem unseated a 25-year conservative incumbent who had fought a failed effort to limit bathroom access for transgender people, called himself Virginia's "chief homophobe" and used male pronouns to refer to her on the campaign trail.
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The NFL's Cowboys, who unseated Spanish soccer club Real Madrid for top spot on the list in 2016, were valued at $5 billion, a 4% rise when compared to last year, Forbes said in a statement. bit.
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David Brat — who unseated former House Majority Leader Eric CantorEric Ivan CantorEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington GOP faces tough battle to become 'party of health care' 737 crisis tests Boeing's clout in Washington MORE — and Reps.
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In September, the fifth-term Boston councilwoman unseated 10-term incumbent Michael CapuanoMichael (Mike) Everett CapuanoInside the progressive hunt for vulnerable House Democrats Progressive mayor launches primary challenge to top Ways and Means Democrat Ex-GOP Rep.
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Since Ocasio-Cortez is being compared to Dave Brat, who unseated Eric Cantor, consider this: Brat favors a constitutional amendment forcing a balanced budget every year, which 96 percent of economists think is a really bad idea.
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As Sudan's military announced at lunchtime on Thursday that it had finally unseated President Omar Hassan al-Bashir, a brief burst of joy exploded outside the military headquarters in Khartoum where huge throngs of protesters had massed.
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In Iowa, where Democrats unseated two Republican representatives, Bob Vander Plaats, president of the Family Leader, a conservative evangelical group based in the state, praised evangelicals for showing up "in force" for the races that mattered most.
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He graduated with a bachelor's degree in economics from Central University of Venezuela in Caracas, where he later taught, and where he enlisted in the rebel movement that unseated the military dictator Marcos Perez Jimenez in 1958.
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Two years after that, in the midterms, the county was part of a Democratic surge that unseated a two-term Republican congressman and elected Abby Finkenauer, a Democrat who stressed her rural roots and family's union ties.
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Mark Sanford, who was unseated in a dramatic primary vote Tuesday night after the president urged voters to oust him, told Fox News&apos "The Story with Martha MacCallum" on Wednesday that his political career is likely over.
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A similar strategy worked beautifully in the last Senate race in the state in 2014, when Bill Cassidy unseated longtime United States Senator Mary Landrieu by simply noting, again and again, how often she voted with Mr Obama.
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Karen HandelKaren Christine HandelGOP Georgia congressional candidate withdraws after calling himself a 'white nationalist' Freshman House Dems surge past GOP in money race McBath fundraising off 'get back in the kitchen' remarks MORE, whom McBath unseated in 2018.
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LA PAZ (Reuters) - Bolivia's interim government and lawmakers from the party of unseated leftist leader Evo Morales appeared to have reach an accord late on Thursday to hold a new presidential election, potentially helping resolve country's political crisis.
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Senator Roger Wicker, the junior Republican senator from Mississippi, is already running for re-election this year and has drawn a primary challenge from the same firebrand state senator, Chris McDaniel, who nearly unseated Mr. Cochran in 2014.
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The crisis was ignited when President Jimmy Morales, once the beneficiary of the commission's investigations — they unseated his predecessor and helped pave the way for Mr. Morales's unlikely victory in 2015 — found himself in the commission's cross hairs.
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Mr. McDaniel, 45, a hard-line conservative, nearly unseated Mississippi's senior senator, Thad Cochran, four years ago in an extraordinarily bitter, racially tinged primary that exposed the depth of hostilities between the party's Tea Party and establishment wings.
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Judges on the Superior Electoral Court, which oversees federal elections, ruled 4 to 3 in Mr. Temer's favor in a case that would have opened the way for him to be unseated as president if he had lost.
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The three other legislators who were unseated, Leung Kwok-hung, Lau Siu-lai and Edward Yiu, had delivered their oaths with various displays of defiance, including by reading extremely slowly, inserting words calling for democracy and displaying props.
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President Enrique Peña Nieto's Institutional Revolutionary Party, known as the P.R.I., dominated politics in Mexico from 2012 until 2000, when it was unseated by the conservative National Action Party, or P.A.N., at the time led by Vicente Fox.
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If you need any more proof of the teenager's rising star, her song "Bad Guy" unseated Lil Nas X's record-breaking hit "Old Town Road" from the No.1 spot on the Billboard Hot 100 back in August.
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There is a political party for defenders of Buddhism, and another with 15 candidates who all legally changed their names to those of the Shinawatra siblings, two popular former prime ministers whose governments were unseated by military coups.
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Michelle Obama unseated Hillary Clinton as the most admired woman in the U.S., claiming the title alongside her husband, former President Barack Obama, who has remained the most admired man for 23 straight years, according to Gallup's annual poll.
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Confounding the hardliners' efforts to disqualify well-known reformist candidates, voters went to the polls armed with "lists of hope" of the lesser-knowns on their phones, and unseated the staunchest conservatives, some of Mr Khamenei's relatives among them.
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Ten Questions Every Founder Should Ask Before Raising Venture Debt About 15 years ago, the Internet triggered a platform shift in the delivery of enterprise software; a wave of cloud startups quickly unseated the kings of the server era.
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Hundreds of demonstrators took to Habib Bourguiba street -- previously the epicenter of the uprising which unseated Tunisia's longtime dictator in 2011 -- for two days of protests that included satirical theatrical performances which portrayed bin Salman as a murderous clown.
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No sitting prime minister has ever been unseated, and no Labour candidate has ever won in Uxbridge and South Ruislip, the west London seat where Boris Johnson was elected in 2015 despite having no local connection to the area.
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Joan Marie Johnson, a founding member of the musical trio the Dixie Cups, whose hit "Chapel of Love" unseated the Beatles from the top of the Billboard 100 in 1964, died on Sunday at her home in New Orleans.
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A Kentucky high school math teacher with no political experience unseated one of the state's most powerful Republican lawmakers in Tuesday's primary elections — a sign that the widespread teacher unrest could turn into a potent political force in November.
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Lest you believe that 2017 was the year the unicorn frappe unseated the PSL as the most insidious Starbucks beverage, GOOD CO-OP was there to reassure you that the cinnamon-and-nutmeg hysteria was indeed still going strong.
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But in places like New York, where Democrats now control the State Legislature after a slew of Republican incumbents were unseated in November by Democratic challengers running on progressive platforms, there is no question that the environment has changed.
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That's put their race on track to be the most expensive Senate campaign in South Carolina history, even though almost no one who watches South Carolina politics closely -- except maybe Harrison -- thinks it's possible that Graham will be unseated.
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BAGHDAD, Iraq — Iraq's parliamentary elections on May 12 might seem to offer more of the same because most of the leading candidates and movements have dominated the country's political life since the United States unseated Saddam Hussein in 2003.
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The #MeToo movement has unseated titans in industries including media, restaurants, politics and business, in many cases as a direct result of Times reporting that has continued to expose abuses of power and created ripple effects for those involved.
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The 20163 congressional midterms were also, in part, a reflection of the shifting landscape for the Democratic Party as liberal congressional candidates such as Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez swept away establishment Democrats in primaries and others unseated Republicans in the general election.
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While serving as attorney general, White unseated Clements, the incumbent Republican governor, in 1982, leading the Democratic Party to a sweep of all statewide offices in Texas, the last time the party accomplished that feat, according to the Houston Chronicle.
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Thom TillisThomas (Thom) Roland TillisTrump's defenders are running out of options How to fix the patent quality crisis The Hill's 12:30 Report: White House official testifies he warned about Trump pressure on Ukraine MORE (R) unseated Hagan in 2014.
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Rousseff, who the lower house of Congress decided on Sunday should stand trial in the Senate on charges of breaking budget laws, accused her Vice President Michel Temer, who will take over if she is unseated, of plotting against her.
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Xiaomi, which has unseated Korean rival Samsung Electronics to take the pole position in India's smartphone market, hosted 50 of its global suppliers in New Delhi at an investment summit on Monday, which was also attended by key Indian officials.
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As we've detailed in those stories, "touch disease" is an iPhone 6 Plus flaw related to "bendgate" in which the two tiny "Touch IC" connectors, which translate touchscreen presses into a machine input, become unseated from the phone's logic board.
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Matias, 30, who became one of the first Latina immigrants elected to the legislature when she unseated a longtime Democratic incumbent in 2016, said those situations gave her an opportunity to show people there are young Latinas involved in government.
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Morgantown, W.Va.: The local branch of the Working Families Party elected seven city councilors in the college town that has become the bluest part of a very red state; one candidate, Zack Cruze, unseated an incumbent with a write-in campaign.
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Cindy AxneCindy AxneAnti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress GOP scores procedural win by securing more funding to enforce Iran sanctions MORE (D-Iowa), who unseated GOP Rep.
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The national election outcome in 2019 will be determined by how well the parties that unseated the A.N.C. in the municipal elections actually perform, and whether the A.N.C. is capable of reforming itself in the face of a such a rebuke.
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The Brazilian Social Democracy Party (PSDB) will support a government led by Vice President Michel Temer from the aisles of Congress if the left-leaning Rousseff is unseated next month, but the party is split over whether to join his cabinet.
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In a recent interview reflecting on her tenure in the Senate, McCaskill, who was unseated in November by Republican Josh Hawley, told CNN she's "confused" by the hype surrounding a member of Congress who hasn't yet been sworn into office.
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Such is a goal of the Justice Democrats, which, following incoming New York Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's historic primary upset and general election victory, unveiled an initiative to continue primarying conservative-leaning Democrats like the one Ocasio-Cortez unseated in June.
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If Mr. Poroshenko is unseated, a new leader in the capital, Kiev, could revive stalled negotiations to end Europe's only current war, in which more than 13,000 people have died since Russian-backed forces seized control of eastern Ukraine in 2014.
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While nearly all the incumbents were able to fend off highly spirited challenges, one of the most powerful Democrats in the House of Representatives, Joseph Crowley, was unseated by Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a 20153-year-old former organizer for Bernie Sanders.
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And in Virginia, Democrat Abigail Spanberger, a former C.I.A. official, unseated Representative Dave Brat, a Tea Party darling who himself scored a massive upset four years ago when he defeated his predecessor, Eric Cantor, the Republican leader, in a Republican primary.
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"The president pressured a foreign government for personal political gain while withholding congressionally approved foreign aid, and in doing so, both abused his power and put our national security at risk," Delgado, who unseated a Republican last year, said then.
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It did in 2004 what became a central progressive cause only 15 years later: It unseated the Democratic district attorney in Albany in a display of muscle that promptly led to the repeal of the state's punitive Rockefeller Drug Laws.
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Even Gavin Newsom, the most liberal governor in decades, got his start in San Francisco by defeating a Green Party candidate for mayor, the same year Ms. Harris unseated the city's progressive district attorney by running a tough-on-crime campaign.
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It's not just the numbers that are newsworthy, though they are: Twenty women in the State Senate and 50 in the Assembly, the most ever in both chambers, many of whom unseated incumbents and bucked the wisdom of talking heads.
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Local elections in Louisiana in 1872 were so contested and fraud-riddled that black residents of Colfax had to station themselves outside the courthouse to protect the Republican county judge and sheriff from being forcibly unseated by their Democratic opponents.
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" DeSantis took his initial swing at Ocasio-Cortez at a Saturday campaign event, where he dismissed her credentials—despite Ocasio-Cortez having unseated a 10-term incumbent with her first-time bid for office—and called her socialist views an indicator of "ignorance.
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Almost exactly a year after Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez challenged the Queens Democratic Party machine and unseated then-representative Joe Crowley, another progressive Latina candidate, Tiffany Cabán, is looking to upset the New York City political establishment in the Queens district attorney race.
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Egypt has been working to revive its tourism industry - a key source of foreign currency - which was badly hit after the 2011 popular uprising that unseated Hosni Mubarak and was further hampered by a spate of militant attacks that sometimes targeted visitors.
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LA PAZ (Reuters) - Bolivian security forces clashed on the streets of La Paz with supporters of unseated president Evo Morales on Wednesday, firing tear gas to clear crowds who hurled rocks and set fires in a test to Bolivia's new interim leader.
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Will Hurd (R) and the incumbent he unseated in 2014, Democrat Pete GallegoPete Pena GallegoGOP candidate scores upset win in Texas state Senate runoff Koch group launches digital ads in tight Texas House race Iraq War vet wins Texas Dem runoff MORE.
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Conor McGregor, the brash Irishman who is the world's biggest mixed martial arts star, became the first man to hold two Ultimate Fighting Championship belts at the same time when he unseated lightweight champ Eddie Alvarez at Madison Square Garden on Saturday night.
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Malaysia's new administration, which unseated a coalition that had ruled, in one form or another, since independence in 1957, has also been scrutinizing the $2.5 billion deal for a subsidiary of the China National Petroleum Corporation to build energy pipelines in Malaysia.
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At her joint results party in September, Nixon congratulated the progressives who, that night, had successfully unseated nearly every member of the IDC, and spoke of a future where someone else would be standing in her place, making a victory speech instead.
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Joyce Craig unseated an incumbent Republican, Ted Gatsas, to become the first female mayor in the 266-year history of Manchester, N.H. Ms. Craig was born in Manchester, where she served on the school board and as an alderman, authoring three city budgets.
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Ben McAdams, the Democratic mayor of Salt Lake County, unseated Representative Mia Love, the first and only black Republican woman in Congress, whose bid for re-election in deep red Utah failed by a narrow margin on Tuesday, according to The Associated Press.
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North Carolina did not have any major statewide elections, but voters there delivered the biggest upset of the night: Mr. Pittenger, a third-term Republican, was defeated by Mr. Harris, a pastor who nearly unseated the congressman in the 2016 primary there.
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Though still ranked first, Kerber has posted mediocre results this year and could be unseated at the top spot by any of four players at Wimbledon: No. 2 Simona Halep, No. 3 Karolina Pliskova, No. 5 Elina Svitolina or No. 6 Caroline Wozniacki.
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Already, prosperity is being shared among fewer people: In 1964, AT&T, the most valuable company in the United States, had 758,611 employees; Microsoft, the most valuable company in the United States until it was recently unseated by Amazon, employs just 144,000.
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When Representatives Ayanna Pressley of Massachusetts and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York unseated popular, well-established male members of the Democratic caucus in 2018, it angered party insiders, beholden to corporate and special interests who are threatened by candidates like them.
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In 2018, Republican Ron de Santis beat Democratic Tallahassee mayor Andrew Gillum by only 33,000 votes, and the margin was even closer in the race for Senate -- in which Republican Rick Scott unseated Democrat Bill Nelson by a whisper-thin 10,000 votes.
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According to streaming production provider StreamElements, viewership of World of Warcraft on Twitch jumped 83 percent in August alone, thanks largely to WoW Classic and streamer Asmongold, who unseated Fortnite star Turner "Tfue" Tenney as the most-streamed channel on Twitch last month.
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The repeal was signed into law by Democratic Governor Roy Cooper, the former state attorney general who opposed HB 2 from the outset and unseated the former Republican governor last year in large part over political and economic fallout from the bathroom bill.
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In 453, a young Navy veteran, running as a Republican, unseated a New Deal Congress member in rural California with a campaign that promised, "Richard Nixon Is One of Us" — not one of the pointy-headed pinko elitists running things in Washington.
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This is clear in America, where Republican congressmen fear a challenge from their own party far more than the risk of being unseated by an opponent; it has been true in Britain, where the left-wing Jeremy Corbyn has taken over the Labour party.
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But after all is said and done, he is still a supporter of President Donald J. Trump, and thinks he won't be unseated in 2020 unless Democrats run a Conor Lamb-esque conservative member of their party — something that Scaramucci is confident will not happen.
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Two years later, Brown was unseated by Democrat Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall In shift, top CEOs say shareholder value not top goal MORE.
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"It's really daunting to be a young woman in this political arena run by older white men who derive power from creating the idea that they can't be unseated," says Monica Klein, a former senior adviser to New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio.
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Two years later, he was unseated by Democrat Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat Joe Biden faces an uncertain path The Memo: Trump pushes back amid signs of economic slowdown MORE.
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And in 1994, when he unseated David Dinkins -- considered by many to be one of New York's most hapless and ineffective mayors -- he immediately launched a crusade to clean up the crime-ridden city, transforming it into one of the world's safest large metropolises.
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David BratDavid Alan BratTed Cruz, AOC have it right on banning former members of Congress from becoming lobbyists Corey Stewart to lead pro-Trump super PAC The animating forces behind the Democratic Party are true, radical leftists MORE (R-Va.), who was unseated by Rep.
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Dave Brat (R-Va.), who unexpectedly unseated then-House Majority Leader Eric CantorEric Ivan CantorEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington GOP faces tough battle to become 'party of health care' 737 crisis tests Boeing's clout in Washington MORE in a Republican primary in 2014.
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It all came to an end just two years later, with the Wilmington race riots, in which an estimated two thousand white men attacked black residents, burned black businesses, and unseated Fusionist officials, replacing them with white Democrats, in what was essentially a coup d'état.
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She and members of the Birmingham chapter of the organization had gone door-to-door in the city, Alabama's largest, a few months earlier in support of the young progressive Randall Woodfin, who duly unseated an incumbent Democratic mayor in a nonpartisan election runoff.
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Asked if she considered her home state a "must-win" at a CNN town hall in Charleston, South Carolina, late last month, Warren demurred -- and began to talk about her come-from-behind victory in 2012, when she unseated a Republican incumbent in the Senate.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Samsung Group will discover the fate of its de facto leader on Thursday as South Korea's Supreme Court rules whether to uphold the bribery conviction of Jay Y. Lee, in a scandal that unseated the president and trained public ire on corporate untouchables.
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The last time Democrats unseated a Republican incumbent was in 1992, when we nominated the guy who had to go on "60 Minutes" during the primary season to deny credible allegations of infidelity and who did not win a single state until Super Tuesday.
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Many of Decrim NY's biggest allies in the New York state legislature are women like Salazar and State Senator Jessica Ramos, who unseated centrist Democrats in their primary races and broke up the bloc of Republican-aligned Democrats many say stalled progress in New York.
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They are both publicly backing a progressive agenda, as the party's grassroots rallies around policies like Medicare-for-all, and crediting the House majority to some of the most moderate Democratic lawmakers, a substantial contingent of whom just unseated Republicans in historically conservative suburban districts.
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Calls to abolish cash bail have become a central issue on the campaign trail for candidates running on the left like Cynthia Nixon, who's staging an insurgent primary challenge against Andrew Cuomo, and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the Democratic Socialists of America–backed candidate who unseated Rep.
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Meanwhile, the Adani group, India's biggest solar power producer and also its top coal-fired generator, may be unseated before long by China, which is building what it claims will be the biggest solar farm on earth: an 850 MW plant on 27 sq km of land.
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Though the IDC, which is specific to New York, and has made statewide races in New York particularly contentious, was formally dissolved in April, challengers like Biaggi warn that if its former members aren't unseated on Thursday, the group's majority male voting bloc will continue to reign.
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BOLIVIA-ELECTION/ Bolivia's dueling parties strike deal to end political chaos LA PAZ (Reuters) - Bolivia's interim government and lawmakers from the party of unseated leader Evo Morales struck a deal late on Thursday to pursue new elections, potentially helping resolve the South American country's political crisis.
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Carlos Curbelo (R-Fla.), who is fighting off the former incumbent he unseated in 2014, has repeatedly disavowed Trump, whom he commonly refers to, collectively with Democrat 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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Global growth While Starbucks is unlikely to be unseated from its position of power in the US market, analysts are expecting the new deal with Coca-Cola to allow Costa Coffee to better compete in its international markets, especially China, one of Starbucks' key regions for growth.
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The big picture: Teachers in both Kentucky and Oklahoma — who participated in walkouts and strikes to advocate for higher teacher pay and better quality classrooms for their students during the winter and spring — have already unseated traditional candidates in battles for seats in the state legislature.
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SEOUL, Aug 29 (Reuters) - Samsung Group will discover the fate of its de facto leader on Thursday as South Korea's Supreme Court rules whether to uphold the bribery conviction of Jay Y. Lee, in a scandal that unseated the president and trained public ire on corporate untouchables.
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Tim MurphyTim MurphyBiden receives endorsements from three swing-district Democrats A federal abortion law might be needed Female Dems see double standard in Klobuchar accusations MORE (R-Pa.) resigned, and Lamb later unseated a Republican incumbent in the fall in a different district after court-ordered redistricting.
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For those of you just joining us, the A.C.P.T. is the Woodstock of puzzle tournaments, where hordes of word lovers convene with their tribe and solve puzzles, some hoping to unseat current champion Howard Barkin, who, in turn, unseated six-time champion Dan Feyer last year.
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" Rose, a first-term member of Congress who recently unseated former representative Dan Donovan in New York City, was confident when asked if he thought Gordon will face a tough time in a district with such a large Republican constituency: "No, Jackie's going to kick their ass.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat Joe Biden faces an uncertain path The Memo: Trump pushes back amid signs of economic slowdown MORE (D) unseated Brown in 2012, and he lost another Senate race to Sen.
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Merkel has managed not to be unseated by the anti-refugee right largely because she's made it clear to her citizens that Germany's 2015 actions weren't the expression of a continuing moral obligation — that Germany is not going to succeed the US as the world's foremost champion of refugees.
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Dave Brat (R-Va.), a frequent critic of leadership who unseated former GOP Majority Leader Eric CantorEric Ivan CantorEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington GOP faces tough battle to become 'party of health care' 2628 crisis tests Boeing's clout in Washington MORE in a primary, just voted for Ryan.
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In earlier court filings seen by Reuters and statements released by his lawyers in Japan, Ghosn has claimed that he was unseated to destroy any possibility of a merger between Nissan and Renault, accusing Nissan executives of colluding with Japanese prosecutors and Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry officials.
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Democrat Harley RoudaHarley Edwin RoudaDemocrats call for Senate to return to vote on gun reform after two deadly mass shootings The House Democrats who voted to kill impeachment effort House votes to kill impeachment effort against Trump MORE unseated the 71-year-old lawmaker in last month's midterm elections.
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And some parts of the country have been locked down by these protests that are run at least on the west coast, some on the east coast by the Democratic Socialists of America, this after a candidate for Congress unseated the number four in Democratic leadership in Queens two nights ago.
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On Saturday in Des Moines, Murray and his merry men in blue were unseated by Indiana's star point guard, Yogi Ferrell, as the fifth-seeded Hoosiers knocked off fourth-seeded Kentucky, 23-23, setting up an N.C.A.A. tournament round-of-23 confrontation Friday in Philadelphia against top-seeded North Carolina.
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On the same day my review code for Forza Horizon 3 appeared in my inbox, our current prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull—who unseated previous gargoyle prime minister Tony Abbott during a now-traditional vicious leadership spill in September 2015—introduced a much-maligned same-sex marriage plebiscite legislation in the parliament.
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They include Ms. Slotkin of Michigan and another former C.I.A. official, Abigail Spanberger, who unseated Representative Dave Brat in Virginia; Elaine Luria, a retired Navy commander in Virginia; and Mikie Sherrill of New Jersey, a former federal prosecutor and retired Navy pilot who was making her first run for public office.
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But in 2016, Democrats successfully unseated Arpaio in a county where Trump beat Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE by nearly 85033percentage points.
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In the interview on Friday, he outlined four possible outcomes to the upheaval: Mr. Maduro could hold onto power; he could be forced out in a palace coup but replaced by a civilian leader just as bad; or he could be unseated by a military installing itself as the new government.
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Divorce unseated my white family from the racial enclave I was born into, and my mother and brothers and I spent much of my youth moving across black DC. We had all of the cultural privilege that came from our place within America's race-based caste system, but none of its buying power.
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A day after setting the stage for a possible election on July 2, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull on Tuesday made numerous references to "continuity and change" in his government in media interviews, a reference to the fact that he unseated his party's unpopular leader but plans to keep many of his policies.
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Sanders, the 77-year-old son of a paint salesman who has had a lifelong career in politics, at times spoke in tandem with Ocasio-Cortez, the freshman politician who is not yet old enough to run for president but who unseated a 20-year incumbent in one of 2018's biggest upsets.
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Sanders, the 77-year-old son of a paint salesman who has had a lifelong career in politics, at times spoke in tandem with Ocasio-Cortez, the freshman politician who is not yet old enough to run for president but who unseated a 20-year incumbent in one of 2018's biggest upsets.
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Tillis, a former North Carolina state House Speaker, was first elected to the U.S. Senate in 2014 when he unseated Democrat Kay HaganKay Ruthven HaganTillis trails Democratic challenger by 7 points in North Carolina poll North Carolina businessman will challenge Tillis in GOP primary Embattled senators fill coffers ahead of 2020 MORE.
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Feinstein has a significant power base in California, but she is a political moderate at a time when the Democratic rank-and-file is spoiling for fights with President Donald Trump -- and jabbing at each other over the direction of the party -- leaving her vulnerable, progressives believe, to being unseated next year.
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And as hard and controversial as a 25th Amendment remedy would be, there are ways in which Trump's removal today should be less painful for conservatives than abandoning him in the campaign would have been — since Hillary Clinton will not be retroactively elected if Trump is removed, nor will Neil Gorsuch be unseated.
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Democrats were also encouraged by the midterm elections, in which Ms. McBath unseated Ms. Handel in the Sixth District; another Democrat, Carolyn Bourdeaux, came within two-tenths of a percentage point of unseating Representative Rob Woodall in the neighboring Seventh District; and Ms. Abrams came within 1.5 percentage points of winning the governorship.
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Mikie SherrillRebecca (Mikie) Michelle SherrillHow the 31 Democrats in Trump districts voted on impeachment Democrats set to take historic step of impeaching Trump Nearly all Democrats expected to back articles of impeachment MORE, another first-term Democrat who unseated a Republican in 2018, also came out in support of impeachment on Tuesday.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez unseated the fourth-ranking Democrat in Congress in a stunning primary upset, 31-year-old Tiffany Cabán, a Latina former public defender of Puerto Rican descent who identifies as queer, is seeking to make her own history in a six-candidate race to replace the late, former Queens district attorney Richard Brown.
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Al Franken has gotten in on the action, writing a lengthy series of hypothetical questions that he would have asked Kavanuagh at his confirmation hearing -- had he not been unceremoniously unseated from the Senate and the Judiciary Committee last year amid allegations he tried to forcibly kiss multiple women and grope another on-camera.
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He was unseated by Democrat Tammy DuckworthLadda (Tammy) Tammy DuckworthJoe Walsh ends GOP primary challenge to Trump Illinois senators meet with Amtrak CEO over ,000 price tag for wheelchair users Democrats ask Amtrak to review policies after wheelchair users quoted K ticket price MORE, now a U.S. senator, in his first reelection bid in 2012.
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Virginia House of Delegates legislator Danica Roem —who I profiled for Noisey before her historic run (and win!) unseated the Virginia legislature's "chief homophobe," Bob Marshall—is a lifelong metalhead, having gotten into the genre 20 years ago when she was 14, and has been playing in metal bands for well over a decade.
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Daniel LipinskiDaniel William LipinskiYoung Democrats look to replicate Ocasio-Cortez's primary path The Hill's Morning Report - 2020 jitters hit both parties in the Senate Justice Democrats issues 3 new endorsements for progressive candidates MORE (D-Ill.) was nearly unseated by a first-time candidate running to his left with the help of national progressive groups.
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It's that kind of thing where it's hard to imagine any startup beating any of these companies, pushing them sort of ... For a long time, that was kind of the story of Silicon Valley, like you'd be at the top, and then you'd get hit by ... Unseated, right, by two guys in a garage.
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In Nevada Steve Silosak, a Democratic businessman, defeated Adam Laxalt, the Republican attorney general, a victory that underlined the extent to which the state has been edging into the Democratic column — Hillary Clinton defeated Mr. Trump there in 2016, and Jacky Rosen, a Democrat, unseated an incumbent Republican senator, Dean Heller, on Tuesday night.
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And last year, the fight to protect or expand Medicaid drove Democratic victories in Louisiana (where incumbent governor John Bel Edwards won re-election), Kentucky (where the Democratic candidate Andy Beshear unseated the incumbent Republican governor, Matt Bevin) and Virginia (where Democrats won a majority in the state legislature for the first time since 1993).
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Carlos CurbeloCarlos Luis CurbeloPelosi: GOP retirements indicate they'll be in the minority, with Democrat in the White House The Hill's Morning Report - Congress returns: What to expect Wave of GOP retirements threatens 85033 comeback MORE (R-Fla.), one of two dozen Republicans who was unseated during the 2018 midterms, told The Hill last week.
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