Unseating one of the top two players won't be easy.
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Tammy Baldwin Unseating Baldwin didn't get any easier when Rep.
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That spells trouble for Canova's chances at unseating Wasserman Schultz.
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She faces an uphill task unseating Phil Scott, the Republican incumbent.
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Bannon has shown a particular interest in unseating incumbent Republican senators.
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Party's unseating as the center of gravity on the French left.
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Spanberger, who won an upset House race unseating incumbent conservative Rep.
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Republicans were ultimately successful in both contests, with Scott unseating Sen.
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Cornyn has the cash to make unseating him a huge undertaking.
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So there's little chance of anyone unseating Pelosi atop the Democratic leadership.
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From the beginning, the chances of unseating King were seen as unlikely.
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Despite Maine's swing state status, unseating Collins may prove tough for Democrats.
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Democratic candidate Carol Hafner has her sights set on unseating Republican Rep.
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The former Texas congressman rose to national prominence by nearly unseating Sen.
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In Virginia, we're looking at the potential unseating of Representative Barbara Comstock.
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Unseating Ryan has always been something of a pipe dream for Democrats.
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Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas) came within 3 percentage points of unseating Sen.
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Republicans in the state already face tough odds unseating the Massachusetts Democrat.
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Democrat Elaine Luria flipped Virginia's 21nd congressional district, unseating Republican incumbent Scott Taylor.
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Unseating Passion might be a stretch, but Deadpool's climb is only just beginning.
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Kim Reynolds Democrats think they have an outside shot at unseating Republican Gov.
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Why it matters: O'Rourke catapulted to the national stage after almost unseating Sen.
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Ocasio-Cortez shot to national prominence last year after unseating New York Rep.
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Some Republicans worry Blankenship's controversial past could jeopardize their chances at unseating Manchin.
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She has no serious competitors, and unseating a chancellor is a complex process.
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Nevertheless, the newcomer emerged victorious, unseating Clark with 52 percent of the vote.
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They secured full control of the state government in Illinois by unseating Gov.
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They blew past that number, unseating five incumbents and winning three open seats.
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That, in turn, could increase his own chances of unseating incumbent Bill Nelson.
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Analysts and early polls give Orpo a better chance of unseating Stubb than Lepomaki.
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In addition to Gardner, gun control groups are also pouring resources into unseating Sen.
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CNN also reported on the meeting, which it said was concentrated on unseating Flake.
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Further, even unseating the president would not be a nullification of the electoral vote.
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Fewer businesses are being started, and the newcomers are having less success unseating incumbents.
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The president has come to to relish the idea of unseating a Democratic incumbent.
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However, Trump still made unseating him a top priority in Manchin's 85033 midterm campaign.
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The group's first major victory was unseating a Republican incumbent in a primary in Ohio.
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Mr Schulz, an ardent European federalist, faces poor odds of unseating Angela Merkel as chancellor.
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Meanwhile, the Unsullied can go take Casterly Rock, thereby unseating the real royalty of Westeros.
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Jaime Herrera Beutler's seat, a Democratic push in the Fifth District aimed at unseating Rep.
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Many would-be Trump organizers were convinced that he was serious about unseating Mr. Cuomo.
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He soon turned to local politics, however, unseating a longtime incumbent on the City Council.
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He was elected to Congress in 22007, unseating a nine-term Democrat, John M. Murphy.
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While she made quite the splash, Hegar still faces the tough feat of unseating Rep.
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The retail giant topped LinkedIn's 2018 Top Companies list, unseating last year's No. 1 Google.
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Falcon has been thwarted in a goal shared by many other activists: unseating Sheriff Arpaio.
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Dan Lipinski next year after falling just short of unseating him in a 2018 primary.
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Abrams emphasized that unseating Maduro, who still has the backing of the military, could take time.
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They are also mostly against procedural efforts aimed at unseating Donald Trump as the Republican nominee.
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The politician with the best chance of unseating him is Carlos Mesa, a centrist former president.
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Snapchat became the most popular app among the age group in last spring's survey, unseating Instagram.
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Democrats have a solid chance of unseating incumbent Republicans in at least Pennsylvania and New Hampshire.
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Another roadblock is the shift in the international community's focus from unseating Assad to defeating ISIS.
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In other words, unseating an incumbent member of Congress is an exceedingly difficult task – nearly impossible.
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The German athletic brand is also unseating Nike as the top "new brand" worn by males.
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But unseating an incumbent is a difficult feat, especially for a first-time candidate like Newman.
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Economic discontent helped stoke public unrest instrumental in unseating two presidents in the last five years.
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Unseating hawks like Kirk and Johnson will be a game-changer in rewriting Washington's political calculus.
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In New York, Democrats are mostly focused on unseating six Republican members of the congressional delegation.
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Unseating the president won't automatically undermine the white resentment and racial chauvinism that drive his movement.
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And on Tuesday, Democrat Ayanna Pressley upended the Massachusetts political order by unseating 10-term Rep.
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Beto O'Rourke (D), who broke midterm fundraising records and came within 3 points of unseating Sen.
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Democrat Cindy Axne will win the House race in Iowa's 3rd congressional district, unseating incumbent Republican Rep.
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Blankenship's loss spared Republicans from painful decisions about whether to abandon their hopes of unseating Democratic Sen.
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Unseating incumbents is difficult With only one exception, every incumbent who sought re-election won the primary.
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Sean Casten, a clean-energy executive, pulled off a major upset Tuesday, unseating six-term GOP Rep.
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McDaniel rankled the Republican establishment in 2014 when he came close to unseating Cochran in the primary.
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But unseating an incumbent is difficult, since sitting lawmakers typically have a fundraising and name recognition edge.
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Mr. Sarec, 40, came close to unseating the incumbent, Borut Pahor, in the presidential election last year.
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Giving your audience new and credible information is especially effective in thoroughly unseating misinformation, the authors found.
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Palazzo was elected to the House in 2010 in south Mississippi's 4th District, unseating Democratic U.S. Rep.
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But there&aposs another segment of fintech aimed at serving, not unseating, the legacy players of finance.
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Bloomberg's data gurus first noticed a sharp uptick in Democrats' obsession with unseating Trump around Sept. 20.
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The challenge for Putin though is not other candidates — nobody, including Navalny, looks capable of unseating him.
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Those factors helped him to break fundraising records and to come within 3 percentage points of unseating Cruz.
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As he tries to maintain his grip on power, experts emphasized the difficulty of unseating incumbents in Africa.
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Her historic first comes after unseating 2718-term incumbent Democrat Mike Capuano in a shocking primary this September.
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O'Rourke smashed online fundraising records on the way to coming within 3 percentage points of unseating Republican Sen.
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Jacky Rosen picked up a Senate seat for the Democratic party in Nevada, unseating Republican incumbent Dean Heller.
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And those interested in elevating themselves or unseating the chief may float rumors about his or her behavior.
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Infinity War takes the crown as Marvel's longest movie to date, unseating the previous winner, Captain America: Civil War.
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Unseating a Google or a Facebook is hardly conceived of as a possibility in the startup space these days.
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He ran a surprisingly close Senate race in 2014 that came within less than 1 point of unseating Sen.
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Mr. Turnbull has squandered an early lead his party held in polls after unseating the staunchly conservative Mr. Abbott.
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If he enters the race and wins the Republican primary, Lewandowski would face a tough task in unseating Shaheen.
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Doug Jones's seat in Alabama, where Republicans are feeling bullish about their chances of unseating the first-term senator.
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A DCCC aide contended that the Democratic candidates with the best chances of unseating Republicans are winning their races.
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Remember that Broadcom is seeking six of 226 board seats, down from its initial target of unseating all directors.
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That raises the question of what happened to Martin Schulz, whose chances of unseating her appear to have fizzled.
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This year, Amazon takes first place as the company where people most want to work, unseating reigning champ Google.
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Roy Cooper (D) repeatedly hammered McCrory over HB2 on the campaign trail, before unseating him in a close race.
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I think the trick to unseating a nine-term Republican is about being able to get your message out.
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Unseating last year's winner of the National Dog Show presented by Purina, Gia the Greyhound, is Newton the Brussels Griffon.
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In this event, he'd attempt to succeed where Benson Henderson recently failed, in unseating reigning Bellator welterweight champion Andrey Koreshkov.
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Additionally, the group discussed a pledge from corporate interests to pour money into unseating Democratic AGs, the two sources said.
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In June, Ocasio-Cortez won the Democratic primary for New York's 227th Congressional District, unseating leading House Democrat Joe Crowley.
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State Senator Jennifer Wexton (D-Va.) has won the election in Virginia's 10th district, unseating incumbent Republican congresswoman Barbara Comstock.
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"Unseating an entrenched incumbent senator is going to be tough, but I've faced worse odds in my life," tweeted Hegar.
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It is unseating us as masters of our own destinies and distorting the fabric of reality as we know it.
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In 2009, he hopped back into politics, running for governor of Ohio and unseating incumbent Democrat Ted Strickland in 2010.
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The former maintenance planner and fill-in foreman would need to win West Virginia's Republican primary before potentially unseating Manchin.
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As he tries to maintain his grip on power, experts emphasized the difficulty of unseating incumbents on the African continent.
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It won gains in deeply conservative areas, unseating Conservatives in Canterbury and likely Kensington—two seats the party's never held.
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Ocasio-Cortez has supported progressive groups that threaten to bring primary challengers to sitting politicians after herself unseating then-Rep.
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"An eventual down-select for the program would require unseating two well positioned competitors in ULA and SpaceX," Jefferies said.
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The Greens have pulled out of Chingford, to increase Labour's chances of unseating Iain Duncan Smith, a hardline Tory Brexiteer.
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Colorado's 6th district may see a similar unseating of NRA power, as Republican Representative Mike Coffman seeks a tough reelection.
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Unseating every director at a company is a far riskier bet, since other investors may oppose such a radical overhaul.
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The team is also backing Tom Malinowski, who is trying to jump into the House by unseating longtime Republican Rep.
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Then there's the poker-faced, Don Corleone-esque Edward (Bart Slegers), who oversees Henry VI's unseating with chilling sang-froid.
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The idea of disruption is based on the premise of unseating incumbents and doing things differently: better or more quickly.
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I want to expand my base, and I am sure eventually everyone will consider their responsibility ... in unseating the government.
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Once revered for unseating one of Africa's most brutal leaders, Museveni himself now runs the risk of becoming a dictator.
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Dutton was responsible for asylum seeker policies until standing down this week over his role in unseating leader Malcolm Turnbull.
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Maine's secretary of state announced Thursday that Democrat Jared Golden was the winner of a northern Maine election, unseating Republican Rep.
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The district has long been considered a Republican stronghold, but Bourdeaux has come within a 1,000-vote margin of unseating Woodall.
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The Campaign for Primary Accountability, a bipartisan group dedicated to unseating incumbents across the country, spent $216,6003 to take down Rep.
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Hailed for its nuance and humanity, the movie has already brought in the year's largest per-theater average, unseating Avengers: Endgame.
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But in Wisconsin, Democrat Tony Evers pulled off a narrow win in unseating Republican incumbent Scott Walker, according to NBC News.
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Only after those are settled can the GOP fully turn its attention to unseating Senate Democrats in the 2018 midterm elections.
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Dunkin' Donuts is again the most preferred restaurant for upper-income teens, unseating McDonald's from last fall and Panera from 2015.
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Republicans fear that a Blankenship victory on Tuesday would imperil their chances of unseating Manchin and expanding their slim Senate majority.
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If she decides to mount a bid, Warren would likely face a crowded Democratic primary for a shot at unseating Trump.
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Mr. Trump shelved the policy of unseating Mr. Assad in Syria because the cost was too high militarily, Mr. Haass said.
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On April 11, the military did just that, unseating Mr. al-Bashir, who was confined to a prison in the capital.
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Unseating McSally, viewed as one of the most vulnerable incumbent Republicans, would significantly ease Democrats' path to winning the Senate majority.
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That raises the question of what happened to her contender, Martin Schulz, whose chances of unseating her appear to have fizzled.
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Matt Bevin won election last November, for example, while Democrats also failed at unseating Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell in 2014.
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But proposal has very little chance of unseating Zuckerberg due to the way he set up the company to preserve control.
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PiS won a landslide election last October, unseating long-ruling centrists on a promise of more economic fairness and national pride.
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On Tuesday, Republicans began pushing Mr. King toward the exit and created a super PAC aimed at unseating him in 2020.
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In Rocha Pitta's work, nature becomes an agent of the unexpected, unseating our expectations of a docile or even victimized ecology.
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White began his term in 1983 after unseating incumbent Republican Bill Clements, who defeated him in the next election four years later.
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Dan Donovan, unseating the only Republican member of New York City's congressional delegation in a district that was Trump Country in 2016.
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The only rival that has come close to unseating Beats from its established dominance among athletes has been Apple's own-brand AirPods.
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Whether or not he hangs on, his party has little chance of unseating Mr Modi in the next national elections, in 2019.
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President Mohamed was sworn in last month after unseating Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, whose administration faced public and Western criticism for corruption scandals.
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Another Democrat came close to unseating Marshall in 2013 — Atif Qarni, who some said didn't stand a chance as a Muslim candidate.
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There's Swing Left, for example, an online platform that targets its efforts on unseating Republican members of Congress in toss-up districts.
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Restoring sanity to the Senate requires removing Mr. McConnell from power, either by unseating him or by stripping him of his majority.
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But the path to unseating Netanyahu could still prove difficult, and a unity government with the veteran leader has been widely mooted.
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A record number of women running — and winning, some of them in squeak-out victories unseating incumbents and turning red districts blue.
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Newman, who is an anti-bullying activist, made it a close race in 2018: She came within 2.5 points of unseating Lipinski.
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Whether that will help Heng expand her base and come closer to unseating Costa than she did in 2018 is decidedly unclear.
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McDaniel, a Tea Party favorite, rattled the establishment in 6900 when he came close to unseating Cochran in a brutal primary fight.
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Net neutrality supporters on Wednesday unveiled a campaign aimed at unseating US senators who refuse to overturn the FCC order repealing net neutrality.
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The PAN has a strong chance of unseating the PRI in Nayarit, where it is in alliance with the PRD, and in Coahuila.
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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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The Hill, the leading authority for U.S. political news and global insight, analysis and commentary, posted record numbers for December 28500, unseating Politico.
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Democrats also made gains in the Virginia legislature, unseating more than a dozen Republicans and putting the control of the House in play.
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ISS, which advises institutional shareholders on how to vote, said unseating a director requires two-thirds of votes cast at a general meeting.
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Moulton, 38, is a Harvard-educated Marine veteran who got to Congress by unseating an incumbent Democrat, former Representative John Tierney, in 2014.
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Opinion Columnist They told us that we suffered from Trump Derangement Syndrome, an emotional and illogical obsession with opposing and unseating Donald Trump.
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Now Kraft is struggling just to stay on as a regional leader and hopes of her party unseating the chancellor are fading fast.
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In a sign of Hunter's precarious political standing, Democrat Ammar Campa-Najjar came within a few points of unseating the Republican last cycle.
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Opinion polls suggest the liberal opposition, which Navalny represents, has little chance of fielding a candidate capable of unseating Putin, who enjoys high ratings.
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Like many of the insurgent, progressive challengers taking on establishment Democrats, New York Democratic strategists say Ocasio-Cortez's chances of unseating Crowley are slim.
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Opinion polls suggest the liberal opposition, which Navalny represents, have little chance of fielding a candidate capable of unseating Putin, who enjoys high ratings.
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First-time congressional candidate Lucy McBath has pulled off a victory in a close contest in Georgia's Sixth Congressional District, unseating incumbent Republican Rep.
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House Democrats' biggest prize of the night was unseating former House Transportation Committee Chairman John Mica (R-Fla.), who's been in office since 1993.
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But unseating Nvidia, which has begun the process of locking in developers onto its platform (called Cuda), may be an even more difficult task.
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Not only that, but it's only become more popular, gaining about 6 percent share since 2014 and unseating C from the most-popular throne.
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A major Republican super PAC is no longer airing ads in West Virginia, signaling the GOP is doubtful of its chances of unseating Sen.
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Then, he said, he watched O'Rourke come surprisingly close to unseating Cruz, who won the 2016 Republican caucuses in Iowa, and changed his mind.
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The eventual Democratic nominee will face a tall order in unseating Ernst, who won her seat with 52 percent of the vote in 2014.
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But the Detroit debate is also likely to unsettle Senate Democrats, as most view him as having a far better shot at unseating Sen.
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Washington (CNN)Democrats took control of the House of Representatives Tuesday evening, eking out wins in several close races and unseating several Republican incumbents.
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This has been much of Libya's curse since the 2011 unseating of Moammar Gadhafi, but the past week has been a particularly ghastly episode.
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Democrats ended up unseating six Republicans in the Legislature, solidifying its Democratic supermajority, and flipping seven Republican-held battleground seats in the U.S. House.
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The move is one of the first taken by the country's conservative New Democracy government, which swept to power last month, unseating left-wing Syriza.
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While "Bendgate" died down pretty quickly, the lack of rigidity may be the culprit in unseating a critical touchscreen control chip from the logic board.
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Although Beto ultimately couldn't finish the job, he came closer to unseating a Republican senator than any other Texas Democrat in the last 40 years.
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As a result, in markets where Netflix is the dominant SVOD, Disney+ may have a better chance at unseating or complementing it in SVOD households.
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It's a fear driven by Clinton's recent defeat, the high stakes associated with unseating Trump, and longstanding skepticism of women in politics, experts tell Vox.
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She did it by unseating State Representative Randy Boehning, the primary sponsor of the very voter ID law Native Americans had feared would disenfranchise them.
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But Democrats have poured more money and energy than ever into unseating her after her vote last year to confirm Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh.
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It led the North American box office, unseating "Beauty and the Beast," which has earned $395 million in the U.S. over the past three weeks.
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In a Czech television poll published Monday, Drahos is seen unseating the president with 48.5 percent of the second round vote to Zeman's 44 percent.
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He was rewarded by the biggest winning margin in the country in 20073, unseating Nick Rahall, a Democrat who had been in Congress for 38 years.
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Democratic candidate and businessman Harley Rouda is the apparent winner in a hotly contested race in California's historically conservative 23th Congressional District, unseating longtime GOP Rep.
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With a total domestic take of $740 million, Star Wars is just a few days away from unseating Avatar ($760 million) in the chart's #1 spot.
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Democratic candidate and businessman Harley Rouda is the apparent winner in a hotly contested race in California's historically conservative 48th Congressional District, unseating longtime Republican Rep.
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It was present for the unseating of an Icelandic prime minister and travelled across the Atlantic Ocean to Washington, DC for the inauguration of Donald Trump.
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Or maybe it's last season's, when a recovered Durant steered them to within a minute or two of unseating the greatest regular-season team in history.
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Having done the unthinkable and unseating the heavyweight champion, Ruiz will likely be facing a rematch against the British-born Joshua in his first title defense.
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While it's not just used for gaming, the voice-and-text chat app was built with an eye toward unseating established players like Ventrilo and TeamSpeak.
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Three Democratic senators who oppose abortion remain in office — all are up for election this year, though their primary opponents have little chance of unseating them.
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Coinbase, a popular Bitcoin wallet app, is now at the top of Apple's App Store, unseating Snapchat, Instagram, and YouTube as the most in-demand software.
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But either way, Edward-Isaac Dovere reports that Bloomberg will plow hundreds of millions of dollars into a data operation aimed at unseating Trump (The Atlantic).
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Unseating Spratt, who had served in the House for nearly three decades, made Mulvaney the first Republican to represent the district in more than a century.
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The national media loves an upset, and O'Rourke unseating Cruz would be an even bigger shock than Ocasio-Cortez's surprise defeat of establishment Democrat Joe Crowley.
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BuzzFeed News reported Thursday that some Republicans in the state see Vance as someone who could run an energetic and positive campaign capable of unseating Sen.
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And Ashley Bennett, who won a race for Atlantic County Board of Chosen Freeholders, unseating a politician who posted an offensive meme about the Women's March.
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Zellnor Myrie, a lawyer and community organizer who has fought hard for tenants' rights, won in Brooklyn, unseating State Senator Jesse Hamilton, another former I.D.C. member.
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While unseating Mr. Trump was paramount in the minds of Democratic activists, there was also widespread agreement among the candidates that the country needed broader change.
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Over the course of his 14-week campaign, Mr. Bloomberg emphasized his commitment to unseating President Trump and promised to support whoever won the Democratic nomination.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez earned big headlines (rightly) for her bold challenge to Nancy Pelosi's No. 2, Joe Crowley, unseating the longtime Democrat in New York City.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's Courage to Change slate and her challenge, which will be decided March 2003, has been likened to Ocasio-Cortez's unseating of former Rep.
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And Sebastian Kurz was 31 when he became chancellor of Austria in December, unseating Prime Minister Leo Varadkar of Ireland as the European Union's youngest leader.
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Nevertheless, the obstacles to unseating Mr. Putin are formidable; indeed, a previous trumped-up conviction may make it difficult for Mr. Navalny to run for office.
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ULAANBAATAR, Mongolia — A populist business tycoon and former judo star is set to win Mongolia's presidency, unseating the country's ruling party candidate in a runoff election.
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Voters in Helena, Montana, the state's capital, elected progressive candidate Wilmot Collins as mayor last night, unseating incumbent Jim Smith, who had held the office since 2001.
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The opposition, which is given no air time on state television, is unlikely to field a candidate next year capable of unseating Putin, who enjoys strong ratings.
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Wisconsin Democrats made a splash in 2018, finally unseating Walker and winning statewide races across the border; Democrat Josh Kaul also ousted Republican Attorney General Brad Schimel.
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They have gathered on a drizzly Sunday morning to plot the unseating of Philip Davies, the local Conservative MP, who sits on an unsteady majority of 4,681.
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Perriello won his congressional seat in 2202 by unseating a conservative incumbent but lost his 2628 reelection in the face of the Tea Party backlash against Democrats.
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Cruz has the backing of 24.9% of Republican voters nationwide, unseating Trump, who won the support of 26% in the latest NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll.
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He likely faces a daunting task in unseating Cruz, the first-term Republican who was the runner-up to President Donald Trump in last year's GOP primary.
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"An increasingly paranoid prime minister is said to believe that a 'Gülen-Israel axis' is bent on unseating him," the Economist wrote of Erdoğan at the time.
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FiveThirtyEight's average of polls found Upton has a 4.5 point advantage over Democratic challenger Matt Longjohn, and gives Longjohn a 1-in-85033 chance of unseating Upton.
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If we wanted to ask the question in a different way, we might ask what weapons have been the most successful in unseating tyrants in recent history?
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But an equally important referendum was playing out in local and municipal races across the country, as progressive Democratic candidates swept dozens of races, unseating incumbent candidates.
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But in 227, he started winning; he became the socialist mayor of Vermont's largest city, unseating a five-term Democratic incumbent by a margin of 22020 votes.
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But he also suggested he intends to stay in the race to keep leverage over Clinton, despite having little chance of unseating her as the Democratic nominee.
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One upstart campaign in the Pittsburgh suburbs knocked on 35,000 doors to come within 10 points of unseating the GOP speaker of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives.
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That year, she fell just short, coming within 2.5 points of unseating him; on Tuesday, she eked out a win, according to Vox's partners at Decision Desk.
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For the two parents, the campaigns are less about unseating members they are unhappy with and more about having a voice and making a difference, they said.
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The Democratic challenger, J. D. Scholten, who came close to unseating Mr. King in 2018, raised $415,000 in the two months after announcing he would run again.
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There are Democrats in Texas not named Beto O'Rourke, and they will have as good a chance of unseating Cornyn as the former El Paso representative would.
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While Mr. Guaidó has named his own ambassador to the United States, he has not taken steps aimed at unseating the Venezuelan Mission to the United Nations.
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He came to Congress in 2013 by unseating a 20-term incumbent Pete Stark, who at the time was one of the most powerful California House Democrats.
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In many districts, the daunting reality of the long odds in unseating an incumbent also makes it harder for the party out of power to field strong candidates.
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Mobile payments, like Apple Pay and Android Pay, is a nascent technology saddled with the ambitious goal of unseating the simple, plastic-y way of paying for things.
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Malcorra, 61, has only served in Macri's government since the center-right businessman took office in December, unseating Peronists who dominated Argentina for 12 years with interventionist policies.
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Judge, a Democrat, said she may take a stab at unseating Grassley after the lawmaker's recent move to impede President Obama from nominating a new Supreme Court justice.
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After encouragement from the Democratic Party, Biden ran for US Senate in 1972 and won, unseating Republican J. Caleb Boggs to become the fifth-youngest senator in history.
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This approach proved effective at times during the Obama years and was nearly enough to lift Mr. McDaniel in 2014, when he came close to unseating Mr. Cochran.
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Speaking in a central square packed with supporters holding signs calling for 'democracy', Guaido emphasized the importance of international support in unseating Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro from power.
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She was elected to Congress in her district, which includes parts of the Bronx and Queens, after unseating former House Democratic Caucus Chairman Joe Crowley in a primary.
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As President Donald Trump took the stage in El Paso, Texas, to advocate for his border wall, Beto O'Rourke, the Texas Democrat who came close to unseating Sen.
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The upset: Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez came to power by unseating a high-ranking incumbent in a congressional district that includes parts of Queens near Long Island City.
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He began his more than 30 years in Congress by unseating a popular incumbent and defeated three primary challengers in 2018, with nearly 74 percent of the vote.
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"This is part of a sustained movement that will include constituents unseating elected officials who refuse to represent them and stand with Trump's dangerous agenda instead," Stewart said.
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The opposition conservatives were on track to return to power by a landslide, unseating incumbent leftists blamed for foisting a bailout on the country which critics say was unnecessary.
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That ecosystem of startups, like Cerebras Systems, Mythic, Graphcore or any of the other well-funded startups, all potentially have a shot at unseating GPUs for machine learning tasks.
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As of Thursday morning, the race in Florida was heading for a recount, but it seemed likely that Republican Rick Scott would wind up unseating incumbent Democrat Bill Nelson.
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What remains far from certain though are the fortunes of the U.S.-Israel partnership when its strongest advocates are hell-bent on unseating the person most responsible for it.
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In limiting the Burkard family's voting rights to 5 percent, the board acted to defend itself and prevent the Burkards from unseating the directors to push through the deal.
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He added that he's not running for the purpose of unseating Nadler, who he described as a "a patriot and a great public servant" but rather to advance UBI.
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McGrath faces long odds in unseating McConnell, a fundraising juggernaut himself, and despite outraising her Republican opponent last year she was unable to get elected to the US House.
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After coming close to unseating him in the 21.4 primary, Marie Newman defeated Lipinski on Tuesday amid a coronavirus pandemic that has caused several states to postpone their primaries.
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Also read: Democrats are focused on unseating Martin Golden, the last Republican senator in Brooklyn New Jersey's senior senator is crucial to Democrats' slim hope of a Senate takeover.
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Tom Carper, a fixture in Delaware politics whose legacy and skillful approach to retail politics made it hard for an insurgent candidate to have a strong shot at unseating him.
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But there have been scattershot victories for the socialists, as well: Four female candidates backed by DSA won their Democratic primaries Pennsylvania in May, unseating male incumbents in the process.
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Why it matters: The move is a blow to Republicans, who thought Cramer would have a good shot at unseating Democrat Heidi Heitkamp in the North Dakota race this fall.
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"It's just a really crooked place in Washington, DC." Even with the attention the video has attracted, Bryce's odds of unseating the Wisconsin Republican at this point appear extremely low.
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Unseating McCaskill, the second-term senator whose state Trump won in 2016, is important for Republicans if they want to keep or expand their 51-seat majority in the Senate.
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McDaniel, who said he is strongly considering running against Wicker, said Monday that he and Bannon have been in regular contact since 2014, when McDaniel came close to unseating Sen.
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OVERALL CHAIN: CHICK-FIL-A — Chick-fil-A scored the highest for customer loyalty out of all the measured chains in Market Force's survey, unseating reigning champion In-N-Out.
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Some of us will be working to rebuild from the ground up, with an eye towards flipping Congress, taking back Governors' mansions, and even unseating a spineless Senator or two.
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In 2012, he shocked political observers by unseating Pete Stark, a 40-year incumbent in a solidly Democratic district in the first election cycle under California's "top two" primary system.
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The string of big-name misses is in part because so many Democrats, including Mr. O'Rourke, Mr. Bullock and Mr. Hickenlooper, would rather take a shot at unseating President Trump.
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Before unseating Roby, Williams would need to win against her Democratic opponent, Tabitha Isner, a business analyst from Montgomery who has raised far more money —$150,000 compared to Williams's $30,83.
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DE has doubled its market share in the United States in a year, unseating Under Armour as the No. 2 sportswear maker in the country, according to market research firm NPD.
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Roys, formerly a member of Wisconsin's state assembly, is running as a Democrat in the hopes of unseating the state's controversial Republican governor Scott Walker, who was first elected in 2010.
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Unseating the FBI Director in the midst of a Justice Department investigation into connections and possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russian intelligence officials might not be a big deal?
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While it is unclear whether the widespread calls for impeachment will lead to an actual unseating, all signs are pointing to Park's remaining term as a stunningly unpopular lame-duck president.
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In the sectarian cockpit of Belfast North, the SDLP is returning the favour, standing aside to give Sinn Fein a better chance of unseating the DUP's leader in Westminster, Nigel Dodds.
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Now the longest-serving Republican National Committee chairman, Mr. Priebus was elected to the job in 2011, unseating Mr. Steele on the promise of modernizing the party and refilling its coffers.
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Rosen's victory in Nevada marks a major win for Senate Democrats in an otherwise rough election night, with Republicans poised to expand their Senate majority after unseating several red-state Democrats.
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NJ 11th for Change, a super PAC dedicated to unseating Representative Rodney Frelinghuysen, a Republican, has been canvassing, staffing phone banks and organizing a ground game on behalf of Mr. Murphy.
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Instagram has released the numbers for the top-followed accounts of 2016, and pop star Selena Gomez has snagged the top spot with 103 million followers, unseating Taylor Swift (93.6 million).
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The 2014 coup was the second military putsch aimed at unseating a political force loyal to Thaksin Shinawatra, a former telecommunications magnate who served as prime minister from 2001 to 2006.
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The Constitution lays out the consequences of impeachment as far as unseating and indicting an official, but impeachment itself does not prevent the official from running for office in the future.
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For his part, Kevin Steel, the new Montgomery County prosecutor who replaced Castor after unseating him last fall, says he won't throw out the case—even if evidence of a deal emerges.
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And on Tuesday night, Bennett, a first-time campaigner who ran as a Democrat, succeeded in unseating Carman, a 58-year-old Republican who has worked in local government for twenty years.
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He deems the supplies, most of them donated by the United States' Agency for International Development, to be the spearhead of an American invasion with the aim of unseating his socialist government.
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The investigation into the unseating of Erbakan, who led a coalition government, is one of a series of court cases that have targeted the formerly all powerful secularist military in recent years.
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The result -- as things stand, a hung parliament -- as well as potentially unseating Theresa May, will unsettle many Labour moderates who had been banking on Corbyn crashing and burning at the polls.
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Opinion polls suggest Schulz, 61, has a better chance than Gabriel - though still very small - of unseating the conservative Merkel, who has led Germany since 2005 and is Europe's most powerful leader.
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Later on "This Week," the Republican leader in the House said Trump had done nothing to warrant being impeached and accused Nadler of being set on unseating the president despite that fact.
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And although Gillum and O'Rourke lost, their competitive races likely boosted statewide turnout and contributed to the unseating of key House Republicans like Carlos Curbelo, in Florida, and Pete Sessions, in Texas.
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The legislator, Naseem Shah, 42, also known as "Naz," was elected last year in Bradford West, unseating George Galloway, a sharp critic of Israel who has himself been accused of anti-Semitism.
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In 2002, Fortuyn's Livable Rotterdam party won the city's municipal elections, unseating the Dutch Labour Party for the first time since World War II. "He was perceived as incredibly threatening," Mudde says.
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But the climactic battle is expected in the November elections, when conservatives hope to remake the seven-member Supreme Court in a flash, by unseating four justices regarded as moderate or liberal.
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Ms. Harris won her first race in 2003, unseating the incumbent district attorney, with support from law enforcement unions, The San Francisco Chronicle and the political and social elite of San Francisco.
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There are a whole lot of people who would be very happy to see the controversial leader removed from the White House, but few are making any real progress in unseating Trump.
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Less than eight months after Ms. Ocasio-Cortez stunned the political world by unseating a powerful Democratic congressman, her home state is emerging as an epicenter of House primary challenges in 22018.
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She's also pushed her supporters to donate to Marie Newman, a liberal who also enjoys the backing of more established groups, like EMILY's List, in her second shot at unseating Illinois Rep.
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The closest the country got to its first trans MP was Labour candidate Sophie Cook, who narrowly missed out on unseating an incumbent Tory by just over 5,000 votes in the June election.
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However, Ocasio-Cortez argued it would not be appropriate to hold those with student loan debt to the standard of unseating an incumbent Congressman for a chance to pay off their loan debt.
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Sports Briefing Angelique Kerber of Germany reached the Western & Southern Open's women's final in Cincinnati on Saturday, leaving her one win away from unseating Serena Williams as the world's No. 1 female player.
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COLOMBO, Sri Lanka — President Mathripala Sirisena of Sri Lanka on Saturday suspended Parliament for two weeks as he sought to shore up support for unseating the country's prime minister, escalating a political crisis.
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Omar made history two years ago when she became the first Somali-American in the country to win a seat in a state legislature, unseating a 44-year incumbent Democrat along the way.
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One subject of discussion has been the early selection of a running mate, which one aide said would help keep the focus of the primary fight on the ultimate goal of unseating Trump.
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The results were abundantly clear: Pro-democracy candidates won the district council elections in a landslide, unseating several high-profile pro-government leaders and taking nearly 90% of the seats up for grabs.
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But to boost his chances of unseating Netanyahu, he merged his new party with two others, to form the Blue and White party, the name chosen to reflect the colors of Israel's flag.
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The mounting legal troubles cost Hunter his clout in Washington, as Republican leadership stripped him of committee assignments and contributed to a Democrat coming within a few points of unseating him in 2018.
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Republican teachers first flexed their political clout during the primary season, unseating more than a dozen Republican lawmakers who had cut taxes, gutted funding for public schools and rolled back benefits for teachers.
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The only other controversy capable of unseating it would be about the size of the contingent the New England Patriots sent to the White House in celebration of their Super Bowl LI victory.
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Unless the logistics companies can keep pace with the technological innovation that Amazon is likely to deploy, Amazon Logistics Services may emerge as a new platform in the next decade, unseating existing freight leaders.
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Bevin, a Republican, has yet to say whether he will seek a second term in 2019, prompting speculation he's interested in unseating McConnell in 2020 — or that he's hoping for a Trump administration gig.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's disparate opposition parties are aiming to firm up an alliance as they sense a chance of unseating Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a staggered general election draws to a close.
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In West Virginia, a coal baron ex-con is on the ballot, and the political world is watching to see whether he'll ruin the GOP's chances of unseating the Democratic senator there this fall.
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Looking around the small room with its dated decoration, it's difficult to imagine that this organization, housed in a lonely suburb of London, will prove instrumental in unseating one of Europe's longest serving leaders.
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Mr. Trump carried the district with nearly 60 percent of the vote, his best showing in the state, and Democrats had harbored little hope of unseating Mr. Collins amid the broader fall House battleground.
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Former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg is calling Boris Johnson's decisive victory in Britain's election the "canary in the coal mine" for the Democratic Party about its chances of unseating President Trump in 2020.
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There was perhaps no better example of this than Sharice Davids, a Native American lesbian and first-time candidate who will now represent Kansas in Congress after unseating a Republican in a traditionally conservative district.
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Russian politicians have repeatedly accused the United States of plotting so-called color revolutions across the former Soviet Union and any U.S. talk of unseating any leader for whatever reason is politically toxic in Moscow.
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Hong Kong (CNN)One of the leaders of the 2014 Umbrella Movement has vowed to take to the streets again if the Hong Kong government succeeds in unseating him and three other pro-democracy lawmakers.
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Presidential and parliamentary elections on Sunday will trigger the switch to a powerful executive presidency and the abolition of the post of prime minister, unseating Yildirim two years after his promotion by President Tayyip Erdogan.
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Evidence of financial malfeasance by Mr. Najib and his cronies helped Mr. Mahathir's opposition alliance win national elections on May 295, unseating a political force that had governed Malaysia since it gained independence in 21998.
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Despite an unenthusiastic critical response and a last-minute controversy, 16.13th Century Fox's "The Predator" came in first in domestic ticket sales this weekend, unseating Warner's surprise hit "The Nun" with an estimated $24 million.
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On Tuesday, Ayanna Pressley—a 44-year-old black city council member in Boston—romped to victory in Massachusetts's Seventh District primary, unseating a progressive Democrat who was also known as an antagonist of Donald Trump.
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In the two weeks leading up to the vote, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez showed up from New York, fresh from unseating a 10-term incumbent in a Bronx's House race, to stump for Tlaib and El-Sayed.
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Despite removing some of Abadi's cabinet colleagues, parliament is unlikely to take the drastic step of unseating the prime minister himself before the U.S.-backed offensive on Mosul, which could start as soon as this month.
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Life is apparently imitating forgettable art, because Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the leftist who has become the country's most buzzed-about incoming congressperson after unseating a Democratic incumbent, is aiming for a nearly equivalent level of transparency.
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At least that's the hope of former White House adviser Steve Bannon and his political allies, who backed Moore toward a larger goal of unseating the Republican leadership moving the party in a more nationalist direction.
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Michael Bloomberg, Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar tried to sound the alarm, arguing that with the self-avowed democratic socialist Sanders as the nominee, the party had little hope of unseating President Donald Trump in November.
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"We're the ones who most recently have beaten Republican incumbents, and we know what that takes," Allred, who represents the Dallas suburbs after unseating longtime Republican incumbent Pete Sessions in 2018, said in a telephone interview.
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It was here in 2017 that she notched her first top-10 win, unseating returning champion Angelique Kerber in the first round, and this year became the first Japanese woman to reach a Grand Slam singles final.
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Like many Resistance members 50 years later he decided to run for office himself, almost unseating the reactionary sheriff of Aspen, Colorado, partly in the hopes of stopping Aspen from becoming the elite resort it now is.
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He was the leader of Barisan Nasional back then, but the 92-year-old defected to the opposition on his return to politics this year, unseating his former protégé, the scandal-plagued former prime minister Najib Razak.
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Like most Democrats, the talk show host understands that the booming economy is the single biggest impediment to his party unseating President Trump in 2020 and to winning majority control of the House of Representatives in November.
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Temer's resignation and Mello's ruling that he should be subject to impeachment proceedings further muddied the waters of Brazil's crisis and made it harder to predict how and indeed whether Rousseff's opponents will succeed in unseating her.
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Committee chairman Rogerio Rosso, of the Social Democratic Party (PSD) that forms part of Rousseff's coalition, said the committee was balanced between lawmakers for and against unseating the president, but recent political events would influence their decisions.
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Mr. Thompson was elected district attorney in 2013 after campaigning on a platform of reform and racial justice, and unseating Charles J. Hynes, a fellow Democrat and a troubled incumbent who had served more than 20 years.
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Mr. Trump won the state in 2016 by nine percentage points, the first single-digit margin at the presidential level in 20 years, and Mr. O'Rourke came within 2.6 points of unseating Senator Ted Cruz last year.
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However, Iran has recently opposed unseating the prime minister, perhaps fearing that prolonged negotiations over his succession could drive Shiite parties further apart and divert diplomatic and security resources away from the fight against the Islamic State.
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His decision to run reverses a recruiting miss for Republicans, who feared their hopes of unseating a Democratic senator in a deep-red state -- Trump won North Dakota in 2016 by 36 percentage points -- were slipping away.
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No organized effort to oust Mulcair has gone public, and the party tends to be very forgiving of its leaders — in the past, as many as 98 percent of the membership has voted against unseating the leader.
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Najib's former mentor, Mahathir Mohamad, now leads an opposition alliance united in the goal of unseating the prime minister and his Barisan Nasional (BN) coalition, which has ruled since the country gained independence from the British in 13.
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A day after snap elections were called in Israel, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu emerged as the overwhelming early front-runner Tuesday, with rivals and commentators alike pinning their primary hopes of unseating him on a potential corruption indictment.
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In May, Mahathir, 93, led the Pakatan Harapan, or Alliance of Hope, coalition to a spectacular victory in a general election, unseating his former protege Najib Razak and ending the 61-year rule of the Barisan Nasional coalition.
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Ahmad, 57, a former government minister who goes by just a single name, emerged as a surprise candidate late last year and was initially given little chance of unseating Hayatou, who has ruled over African soccer since 1988.
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Lepomaki is not given much chance of unseating Stubb, analysts say, but her candidacy might encourage candidates like Jan Vapaavuori, a vice-president of the European Investment Bank and a former economy minister, to make his own bid.
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Six years later, Pawlenty couldn't even win a Republican primary in a state where he spent almost a decade as governor -- and against a candidate who no one gave a chance of unseating him when the race started.
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The Democratic Party also made high-profile inroads in certain states last year, keeping the governor's mansion in ruby red Louisiana, unseating a Republican governor in Kentucky and taking control of both houses of the Virginia state legislature.
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In a match between the two most recent Wimbledon runners-up, 14th-seeded Garbiñe Muguruza beat top-seeded Angelique Kerber, 4-6, 6-4, 63-4, unseating Kerber from her perch as No. 1 in the WTA rankings.
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If that seems an obscure reason to contemplate unseating a president, remember that impeachment proceedings against Richard Nixon had their origins in an office burglary and the ones against Bill Clinton began with an affair with an intern.
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Throughout the early 20th century, the efforts of organizations like the NAACP and, later, unions like the Congress of Industrial Organizations concentrated on adding civil rights planks to the Democratic Party's platform rather than on unseating Republican legislators.
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If it turns into a two-man show Thursday night, Rubio has at least a shot at routing Cruz on Super Tuesday and coming out as the only one with a chance of unseating the big-mouthed billionaire.
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Her dramatic unseating of Zac Goldsmith, who had resigned from the Conservative Party to recontest his seat as an independent in protest at the government's plan to build a third runway at nearby Heathrow airport, owed much to Brexit.
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Data on Britain's quarterly gross domestic product growth showed the economy expanding at a faster pace than expected, unseating some of the earlier uncertainty around the likelihood of a rate hike after BoE policymakers next meet, on Nov. 2.
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A former city council member in Dublin, California, and Alameda County prosecutor, Swalwell came to Congress in 2013 by unseating a 20-term incumbent Pete Stark, who at the time was one of the most powerful California House Democrats.
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Rick Scott (R) on Monday downplayed questions about why he didn't remove Broward County Supervisor of Elections Brenda Snipes prior to this year's election, after accusing her in a lawsuit of mishandling ballots, threatening his chances of unseating Sen.
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The father of a man who was killed in the 6900 Aurora, Co. movie theater shooting was elected to the Colorado House of Representatives on Tuesday night, unseating a GOP incumbent on a platform that revolved around gun control.
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In either case, it's not encouraging to picture a trash heap of men who will seethe together in private and interpret their unseating as merely a power grab rather than a thoroughgoing shift in the mode of doing business.
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Republicans are grumbling about GOP Senate hopeful Josh Hawley's lackluster fundraising and recent controversial comments, prompting unease within the GOP that the Missouri Republican could cost his party a chance at unseating one of the most vulnerable Senate Democrats.
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Beto O'RourkeBeto O'RourkeCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates 2020 Democrats react to NYPD firing of officer in Garner case: 'Finally' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall MORE's (D-Texas) prospects of unseating Sen.
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Because unseating a superbly competent acting state attorney general this way to benefit allies is the kind of manipulation that conjures images of men in smoke-filled rooms, willing to sell out their constituents for a cheap political fix.
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In the same decade, his name has surged over a hundred spots on the NBA's list of top scorers, coming close to unseating former Los Angeles Lakers player Kobe Bryant for No. 3 slot, according to The Associated Press.
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The extra preparations come after the Iowa results set off a wave of panic at the beginning of what has been an angst-ridden month for a party that already faces the Herculean task of unseating an incumbent president.
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Sonatrach has said it wants to develop partnerships with foreign oil companies to boost output and exports, but Chevron's visit is the first by a U.S. major since mass protests broke out in February, unseating veteran president Abdelaziz Bouteflika.
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In this 2020 primary, the issue of reparations, which for decades existed only on the fringes of mainstream political debate, has emerged as a litmus test for Democrats vying for a shot at unseating President Donald Trump next year.
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He said he was buoyed by Ocasio-Cortez's surprise unseating of a 10-term incumbent in New York six weeks ago — a victory that was even sweeter because it came on the same day the Supreme Court upheld Trump's travel ban.
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In the 1980s Fred Riggs, a political scientist, studied such constitutions around the world and found that they all led to severe gridlock resulting in either a presidential coup d'état over the parliament or a parliamentary coup unseating the president.
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The political world will be watching West Virginia to see if Don Blankenship -- the ex-convict coal baron whose late surge has Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's allies fretting that he could spoil the party's chances of unseating Democratic Sen.
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If it does not, the result could be considerable bloodshed, an outcome that the American public is unlikely to tolerate given the ongoing costs in blood and treasure that America has incurred for unseating the governments of Iraq and Afghanistan.
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While unseating a chief prosecutor like Angela Corey tends to reduce death sentences, the longtime expectations of veterans in the system — judges and staff lawyers who specialize in trying homicide cases — can keep the gears of death-penalty prosecutions turning.
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Netanyahu under fire, but still on top All the political turmoil has but one real purpose, of course: unseating the Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, who is just a few months away from becoming the longest-serving premier in the country's history.
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But his overall comments suggested he intends to stay in the race as a way of keeping leverage on Clinton, despite having no real chance at unseating her as the Democratic nominee barring an indictment of the former secretary of State.
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Polls show Navalny would not come close to unseating Putin, but his supporters believe he would pick up a sizeable protest vote and displace the Communists as the country's second biggest political force behind the pro-Putin United Russia Party.
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Voters could again opt for an outsider over a political veteran; the front-runner in opinion polls is the center-left party led by Marjan Sarec, a former actor who came close to unseating the incumbent president, Borut Pahor, last year.
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But the fact they did so well—coming within 120,000 votes of unseating a President who started that election year with a 60% approval rating—suggests that Democrats' quick resolution of that primary allowed them to overperform in the general.
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At 92, former premier Mahathir is leading an opposition alliance united in the goal of unseating Najib, who it blames for rising living costs and billions of dollars allegedly lost due to graft at state fund 13Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB).
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As he prepares for a possible run, one subject of discussion has been the early selection of a running mate, which one aide said would help keep the focus of the primary fight on the ultimate goal of unseating Trump.
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Zelenskiy, whose victory fits a pattern of anti-establishment figures unseating incumbents in Europe and further afield, has promised to end the war in the eastern Donbass region and to root out corruption amid widespread dismay over rising prices and sliding living standards.
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Among the "Berniecrats," there's a blooming love affair with UK Labor leader Jeremy Corbyn, an unabashed leftist who, in the face of skepticism from the British press and his own lieutenants, led his party to within a whisper of unseating the Conservative government.
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After lagging behind in the opinion polls in the run up to Thursday's election, several murmured about the possibility of unseating Corbyn after the vote if he had done badly - a suggestion that has been put to rest, at least for now.
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Still, unseating Moulton would be a difficult feat, and a number of Democrats have reportedly ruled out running against him, including Rufus Gifford, who also ran in the 3rd District's open-seat race in 2018, as well as Salem Mayor Kim Driscoll.
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Mitsotakis, who came to power on July 7 unseating leftist leader Alexis Tsipras, called on debtors to "take advantage of a very generous repayment scheme" adding that it was a last chance for such flexibility and that future schemes would have stricter terms.
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Last year, Ford sold more than one million F-series pickup trucks — a fifth of them outside the United States — putting it within striking distance of unseating Toyota's Corolla as the world's best selling vehicle, according to tallies from JATO and Toyota.
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But if Republicans keep power in Congress and the long-anticipated "Year of the Woman" fails to materialize, it could demoralize Democrats and stoke suspicions, already simmering in some precincts, that a white man would stand the best chance of unseating Mr. Trump.
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Opposition parties have made upbeat comments about unseating the ANC in 2019, an unthinkable scenario a few years ago for a party that has led comfortably since it swept to power under Nelson Mandela at the end of white-minority rule in 1994.
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Appearing in a promotional video for Justice Democrats — the insurgent liberal group dedicated to unseating entrenched Democratic lawmakers that helped sweep her to power — Ms. Ocasio-Cortez, a Bronx firebrand, urged her supporters to recruit candidates to run against her new colleagues.
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Bryce fully intends on unseating the increasingly unpopular Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE and preserving ObamaCare for the people of Wisconsin.
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The opponents thought they might be close to unseating Mr. Barbieri in December, when members who attended balloting at league headquarters, on a night filled with heated arguments, picked Ms. Rizika over him by 158 to 114, with 99 votes going to two other candidates.
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Former New York Times executive editor Jill Abramson expressed dismay at her former paper on Wednesday for not covering an important Democratic party election taking place in New York that resulted in 220006-year-old millennial Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez unseating 2202-term incumbent Rep.
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On Wednesday night, Mu Sochua, the deputy leader of a political party that came closest to unseating Mr. Hun Sen in earlier elections, was detained at the airport after arriving in Malaysia, according to Phil Robertson, the deputy Asia director for Human Rights Watch.
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House Democrats have also continued a slew of oversight investigations into the administration, which Trump has repeatedly blasted, casting his administration as a victim of congressional overreach and claiming it as evidence that Democrats are solely focused on unseating him rather than passing legislative priorities.
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Unseating a couple (or a score, or even a generation) of powerful abusers is a start, but it's not an end, unless we also radically change the power structure that selects their replacements and the shared values that remain even when the movement wanes.
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U.S.: Beto O'Rourke, the former Texas congressman and Democrat who came close to unseating Senator Ted Cruz in the midterm elections last year, announced he was jumping into the 2020 presidential race, entering an already-crowded field of diverse candidates and big-ticket proposals.
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The Marauder's Map, which helped Lupin uncover Pettigrew in book three, comes tantalisingly close to unseating Crouch when Harry finds his dot in Snape's office — but the fact that he shares the same name as his father means he gets a lucky escape. 234.
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And while Republicans feel bullish about the prospect of unseating Democrats in red states like Missouri and Indiana, the rise of a divisive corps of Trump Republicans may complicate that task, said Jennifer Duffy, who analyzes Senate races for the nonpartisan Cook Political Report.
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The CDU's victory serves a bitter blow to Merkel's chief opponent Martin Schulz, leader of the SPD, who had hoped a win in his hometown would boost his chances of unseating the German premier who has held a 12-year stronghold over the EU's largest economy.
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The Emiratis were his early champions in Washington and around the region as he moved in a period of three years from relative obscurity to consolidate his power over the kingdom, unseating a previous crown prince more critical of the Emirates and less hostile to political Islam.
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WASHINGTON — Democratic leaders are convinced that Steve Bullock, the popular governor of Montana, would give the party its best shot at unseating Senator Steve Daines, a freshman Republican, when he stands for re-election next year in a state that President Trump carried by 20 points.
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Mr. McMurray, the town supervisor of Grand Island, N.Y., has had to go through a crash-course transition from sacrificial candidate to one carrying the burden of unseating an indicted incumbent — albeit a Republican incumbent in a district that President Trump carried by 25 points in 2016.
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Every election cycle there are a handful of races that attract this sort of attention; with Lipinski's challenge out of the way, it is not at all clear that there will be another occasion for liberal groups to focus their attention on unseating a centrist Democrat.
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While many have focused their attention on America's rise to the world's number one oil producer, unseating traditional heavyweights like Saudi Arabia, the prolific expansion of shale gas has also allowed the US to stand toe-to-toe with energy giants such as Qatar and Russia.
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Labour's hopes of unseating Mr. Johnson hang on its appeal as the gentler and more upstanding of Britain's main parties, a case that Mr. Corbyn made to great effect in the 2017 election and that should have been bolstered by Mr. Johnson's hardball tactics as prime minister.
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The latest salvo comes as Democratic talk about unseating Collins is intensifying after she announced she'd cast the deciding vote to confirm Kavanaugh, saying she believes his denials that he did not sexually assault Christine Blasey Ford or act inappropriately towards women more than three decades ago.
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And as congressional Republicans largely mute their criticism of the White House, the president is showing scant interest in unseating incumbent lawmakers or trying to even scores with those like Mr. Romney who are now willing to offer an open hand rather than a clenched fist.
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To ensure the phones don't break again, iPadRehab has taken to soldering an extra heat shield above the chips that allows the logic board to flex more without unseating the Touch IC chips, which so far has seemed to be the only reliable long-term fix to the issue.
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Most recently, we saw Justin Brannan, known for his involvement in hardcore bands Indecision and Most Precious Blood, elected to City Council in Brooklyn; and Danica Roem, vocalist for metal band Cab Ride Home from Northern Virginia, unseating a 25-year incumbent from the Virginia House of Delegates.
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John Cornyn of Texas, the second-ranking GOP leader, was asked about President Donald Trump's decision to tweet his desire that West Virginia voters choose from the other candidates in the primary because they would have a better chance of unseating Manchin and flipping the seat to the GOP.
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That Ocasio-Cortez consistently finds herself hundreds of miles from the Bronx and Queens, where in June she stunned the political world by unseating the fourth-ranking Democrat in the House, shows just how important the next several weeks are for the movement she has come to represent.
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Appearing Friday at a house party in Newton, just east of Des Moines, Mr. Booker warned Iowa Democrats not to seek "a savior in this election" and said that 2020 must be about something bigger than simply unseating Mr. Trump — unmistakable references to Mr. Biden and his message.
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In an interview one day after the black caucus endorsed her opponent, Ms. Pressley said she understood that her road to unseating a longtime incumbent would be a lonely one, considering the vast amount of personal relationships Mr. Capuano has amassed over his nearly two decades in Congress.
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After unseating Hoover, Roosevelt busily issued regulations and told businessmen how to conduct their affairs, pausing only when the Supreme Court ruled that there were limits to federal power over intrastate commerce in a case that challenged the administrations' power to block customers from buying the chicken of their choice.
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Fox News host Tucker Carlson's book, "Ship of Fools: How a Selfish Ruling Class Is Bringing America to the Brink of Revolution," has vaulted to No. 22019 on the New York Times best-seller list, unseating Bob Woodward's "Fear: Trump in the White House" after four weeks in the top spot.
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Though both sides of this spat have launched rebellions against the Republican establishment—the Freedom Caucus by unseating former Speaker of the House John Boehner, Trump by beating all those career politicians to become the presidential nominee—they aren't ideologically aligned, as conservative writer Rich Lowry pointed out this week.
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Their first target: unseating Democratic lawmakers such as Representatives Rick Boucher and Tom Perriello of Virginia, who had voted for the House cap-and-trade bill, and replacing them with Republicans who were seen as more in step with struggling Appalachia, and who pledged never to push climate change measures.
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While Planned Parenthood's 2020 spending is focused on elections and unseating President Trump, the Supreme Court just agreed to hear a case involving one of the most restrictive abortion laws in the country, marking the first time the high court will hear an abortion case with a solidified conservative majority.
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On Tuesday, a former New York Republican Congress member who spent eight months in jail for dodging his taxes is trying to make a comeback, a massive field of Democrats looks toward unseating a very popular Republican governor in Maryland, and legalizing medical marijuana is up for a vote in Oklahoma.
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El Paso's former congressman garnered national attention — and $70 million — for his hoped-for role of unseating Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzGOP strategist predicts Biden will win nomination, cites fundraising strength 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters MORE.
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Kevin CramerKevin John CramerCastro, Steyer join pledge opposing the Keystone XL pipeline EPA proposes rolling back states' authority over pipeline projects GOP senator held up Trump aide's confirmation to get info on border wall contracts MORE (R), and FiveThirtyEight projects Cramer with more than a two-in-three chance of unseating her.
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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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Known early in his career as "El Guapo" or "The handsome", a nickname he says he doesn't like, Sanchez beat the odds when he managed to go from losing the leadership of his party in 2016 to becoming prime minister two years later, after unseating the conservatives in a non-confidence motion.
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Washington (CNN)Wisconsin businessman Paul Nehlen is hoping to be the giant-killer of the 32.23 cycle, delivering what would be a stunning blow on par with the surprise primary knockout of Eric Cantor in 2014, but he's got a steep hill to climb to come close to unseating highly popular House Speaker Paul Ryan.
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Beto O'RourkeBeto O'RourkeO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession 2020 Democrats feel more emboldened to label Trump a racist Hillicon Valley: O'Rourke proposal targets tech's legal shield | Dem wants public review of FCC agreement with T-Mobile, Sprint | Voters zero in on cybersecurity | Instagram to let users flag misinformation MORE's chances of unseating Sen.
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But she faces an uphill battle in unseating Carter, who represents a district President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE won by nearly 28500 points in 6900.
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COLUMBIA, S.C. — President Trump helped lift a pair of incumbent Republicans locked in difficult races to victory Tuesday while the liberal wing of the Democratic Party scored its most significant successes yet in the primary season, with progressive candidates unseating the fourth-ranking House Democrat and claiming the nominations for governor in Maryland and Colorado.
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So how, all of a sudden, does a man from the left, whose agenda calls for an expansive welfare state, who is campaigning as the voice of the little guy and whose battle cry is, essentially, "Make Germany Fair Again," have a real chance of unseating Chancellor Angela Merkel in the general election in September?
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Dave Brat (R-Va.), a member of the Freedom Caucus who burst onto the national political scene after unseating then-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 85033 GOP primary.
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WATCH: JOE LIEBERMAN SAYS DEMS WON&aposT HAVE A &aposBRIGHT FUTURE&apos IF OCASIO-CORTEZ IS THEIR MODEL Video In Kansas&apos Republican-leaning 4th District, where Sanders and Ocasio-Cortez will team up Friday, Thompson came close to winning in a special election last year, and is taking his second shot at unseating GOP Rep.
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Although Theresa May has tried to frame the vote in England as a chance to strengthen her negotiating mandate in Brussels, the best chance that her Conservatives and other unionist parties have of unseating the dominant Scottish National Party is to play on fears that a strong showing by the SNP would speed Scotland's exit from Britain.
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Joe GarciaJose (Joe) Antonio GarciaOvernight Defense: Biden honors McCain at Phoenix memorial service | US considers sending captured ISIS fighters to Gitmo and Iraq | Senators press Trump on ending Yemen civil war Biden pays tribute to McCain at emotional memorial service Mueller indictments: Congressional candidate asked Russian operatives for info on opponent MORE (R-Fla.) after unseating him in 85033.
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"I first ran for office in 2006 in my 2-to-1 Republican district in upstate New York not unlike JD's district right here, a rural district, agriculture and manufacturing," Gillibrand told around a dozen Iowans, referring to JD Scholten, the former congressional candidate who came within a few percentage points of unseating controversial Republican Rep.
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In New York, Democrats have focused on unseating six Republican members of the congressional delegation, with an emphasis on Representatives Chris Collins of western New York and Tom Reed, who represents a large portion of the Southern Tier, for their support of the Republican tax plan that would do away with the deduction for state and local taxes.
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A year after the U.S. recognized Guaidó as Venezuela's interim president, arguing that Maduro's re-election was fraudulent, the 36-year-old lawmaker is under increasing pressure from friends and foes alike to articulate a fresh vision for unseating the socialist leader, who has grown more confident as the economy stabilizes under a flood of black-market U.S. dollars.
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The Times noted in its story Wednesday that while the newly minted lawmaker appeared in a promotional video in January for Justice Democrats, a liberal group focused on unseating long-serving Democratic policymakers, she has only recently made her first endorsement of a primary challenger to a sitting Democrat in Congress and has backed some incumbents.
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They're also trying to pick up seats in Arizona and Tennessee, in addition to unseating Cruz and Heller, the only Senate Republican running for reelection in a state that Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE won in 2016.
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McDaniel clashed with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE (R-Ky.) and other GOP leaders when he challenged Cochran in a vicious GOP primary in 2900 and came close to unseating him.
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Where Silicon Valley Is Going to Get in Touch With Its SoulNew Facebook App for Children Ignites Debate Among FamiliesBroadcom Proposes Unseating Qualcomm Board as Takeover Fight Escalates Ted McCarthy, a Google user experience researcher, was in Jodhpur on Sunday and Monday to gather feedback on Datally and another app, a voice-controlled virtual assistant that is made to work on a $23 feature phone.
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As for Democratic voters themselves, they in particular have a conundrum: Do they take the safest route to unseating Trump and back a candidate like Joe Biden, even if they aren't extremely enthusiastic about him as a candidate, or do they choose a candidate who wants to return the country to a pre-Trump normality or one who sees resistance to Trump as the perfect springboard to remaking the country?
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Combined, the classified services group at eBay generated more than $25 million in revenue in 25, according to eBay's earnings — that makes it a significant business at the company, and also one where eBay has a lot of experience it can pull from now that it's aiming to repeat its success in the U.S. That said, the U.S. market is far more competitive, and unseating Craigslist has proven to be a difficult feat.
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Repeated missteps and misstatements on serious issues that voters care about could erode the promise of his easy electability, as Golshan and Nilsen have written: Unlike Warren (the plans candidate) and Sanders (the political revolution candidate), the biggest part of Biden's pitch to voters is that he has the best shot of unseating Trump in a general election and returning America to the normalcy it enjoyed in the pre-Trump era that Biden, as Obama's vice president, embodies.
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One day after House G.O.P. leaders stripped Mr. King of his committee assignments, Representative Liz Cheney of Wyoming, the third-ranking Republican, pushed him toward the exits, Iowa Republicans began a "super PAC" aimed at unseating him in 2020 and Ms. Ernst said voters in Iowa would make "the correct choice moving forward" about Mr. King, it was becoming clear that the nine-term lawmaker may finally be facing the ultimate political consequence for his remarks.
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If Bernie SandersBernie SandersRepublicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Sanders says Biden winning African American support by 'running with his ties to Obama' Sanders condemns his supporters' 'ugly, personal attacks' against Warren MORE has any hope of unseating President TrumpDonald John TrumpAs Biden surges, GOP Ukraine probe moves to the forefront Republicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Trump says Biden Ukraine dealings will be a 'major' campaign issue MORE, he must begin by uniting the Democrats.
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Human and animal remains were found in the cemeteries, which were discovered in the Gabal al-Silsila or Chain of Mountains area 65 km (40.3 miles) north of Aswan and would have been used during the reigns of pharaohs Thutmose III and Amenhotep II. It is hoped the burial sites will help historians better understand ancient Egyptian healthcare and give a boost to Egypt's struggling tourism industry, which has been beset by political upheaval and militant attacks since the unseating of autocrat Hosni Mubarak in 2011.
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So it's no wonder that his presidency has proven a breeding ground for fantasies of his regime's demise that range from the responsible — see my colleague Ezra Klein's case that Trump should be impeached for being ridiculously bad at his job — to the conspiratorial and preposterous (see Louise Mensch's claims that Trump's impeachment and arrest are imminent and that the "Marshal of the Supreme Court" had informed the president his impeachment was coming; or Jamie Kirchick, who even before Trump's presidency was musing about a military coup unseating him).
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So it's no wonder his presidency has proved a breeding ground for fantasies of his regime's demise that range from the responsible — see my colleague Ezra Klein's case that Trump should be impeached for being ridiculously bad at his job — to the conspiratorial and preposterous (see Louise Mensch's claims that Trump's impeachment and arrest were imminent and that the "Marshal of the Supreme Court" had informed the president his impeachment was coming; or Jamie Kirchick, who even before Trump's presidency was musing about a military coup unseating him).
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Bill WeldWilliam (Bill) WeldWeld: Trump using border wall as a 'scare tactic' Trump challenger Bill Weld: 'If I win the New Hampshire primary, all bets are off' Michigan GOP attempting to have Trump be only Republican candidate on ballot MORE (R) defended his chances of unseating President TrumpDonald John TrumpOvernight Defense: Ex-Navy secretary slams Trump in new op-ed | Impeachment tests Pompeo's ties with Trump | Mexican president rules out US 'intervention' against cartels EXCLUSIVE: 2020 Dem Andrew Yang releases tax returns Giuliani calls Trump to say he was joking about 'insurance policy' MORE for the 2020 Republican nomination, saying he is betting hard on winning New Hampshire.
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