Attractive incumbent candidates vying in male-only districts fared especially better.
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Three others are vying in the Democratic primary, which takes place in June.
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Uihlein has given millions to Republican candidates vying in this year's midterm elections.
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The 35-year-old is vying in a field of eight contenders, led by Minnesota Rep.
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The Rest and the Late Start Other candidates vying in Iowa include the 2008 winner, former Arkansas Gov.
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A win from Quist could give progressives a roadmap for also vying in much more Trump-friendly territory.
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Bennet will have a significant money advantage over whoever emerges among the 11 Republicans vying in the primary to challenge him.
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To prepare for the race, the D.C.C.C. had done candid evaluations of the two candidates vying in the primary for the nomination.
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Several dozen Democratic candidates — most vying in tough, battleground districts — have vowed to oppose Pelosi for Speaker if voters send them to Washington.
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In Wisconsin, white nationalist Paul Nehlen is among the Republican candidates vying in next week's primary for the seat vacated by House Speaker Paul Ryan.
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The two Democrats vying in the primary runoff are both Hispanic, both young lawyers and both promoting liberal platforms that prioritize education, healthcare and immigrant rights.
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After memorizing tens of thousands of flash cards, the hopefuls survived a winnowing process that began with 2000 million students vying in preliminary tournaments around the world.
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Trump and the RNC fundraise jointly, an arrangement that allows them to collect larger contributions than Democrats who are still vying in the primary are permitted to accept.
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Later this month, the 218 candidates vying in a special election for the seat vacated by Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price would love that kind of return on investment.
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Eight candidates are vying in Tuesday's special election, which resulted from the sudden death in December of 65-year-old Mayor Ed Lee, who had deep ties with the tech community.
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EditorsNote: deletes "vying" in 9th graf No. 19 San Diego State rode a dominant first half and balanced scoring effort to its 26th consecutive win, beating host Boise State on Sunday, 72-55.
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And the group restructured a $300,000 settlement to clear the field of another group backed by Gene Kaufman, an architect, which had been vying in court to gain control of a new City Opera.
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Gray and McGrath are vying in a district that's prime Trump country: It's rated R+9 by the Cook Political Report but has nearly 100,000 more registered Democrats than Republicans, so it has blue roots.
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The film festival's top Palme d'Or prize will be announced on Saturday evening after the jury headed up by Mexican filmmaker Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu hash out their picks from the movies vying in the main selection.
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That means that the four Republicans vying in the establishment lane of the GOP contest - Rubio, Christie, Kasich and Bush - are dividing up 44 percent of the total vote, according to the NBC/WSJ/Marist poll.
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In order to come anywhere close to reflecting the diversity of the audience it serves, the entertainment industry needs to embrace more artists of all walks, in addition to the Black talent vying in this year's race.
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Two Republicans are vying in Tuesday's primary for the nomination to challenge Ms. Baldwin: Leah Vukmir , a state lawmaker with the party establishment's backing, and Kevin Nicholson, a former Democrat and Marine who is running as an outsider willing to speak his mind.
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Two Republicans are vying in Tuesday's primary for the nomination to challenge Ms. Baldwin: Leah Vukmir, a state lawmaker with the party establishment's backing, and Kevin Nicholson, a former Democrat and Marine who is running as an outsider willing to speak his mind.
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The ruling Conservative Party is deeply split on the EU issue to be decided in a June 23 referendum, with Cameron and Johnson the figureheads of the opposing camps vying in particular for the support of moderate Conservatives, regarded as the pivotal, swing group of voters.
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"The major parties in Nigeria have built deep political structures since 1999, and the current crop of young contestants, especially those vying in the presidential election are representing parties which do not have the required grass root to be a formidable force against the old guards," he said.
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Hughes, C. J. "After Sports Careers, Vying in the Real Estate Arena," ''The New York Times'', Wednesday, July 21, 2010. Nytimes.com (July 20, 2010). Retrieved on 2011-10-30. In his first deal, Smith helped the firm sign Mervyn's, a California-based department store chain, to anchor a $45 million, project in Phoenix.
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In a television interview with Piers Morgan on May 3, 2012, Turner said he had four girlfriends, which he acknowledged was complicated but nonetheless easier than being married. One of Turner's children, Robert Edward "Teddy" Turner IV, announced on January 23, 2013, that he intended to run in the South Carolina Republican primary for the open Congressional seat vacated by Tim Scott who was appointed to the US Senate.Smith, Bruce. Ted Turner's son vying in SC congressional primary, Associated Press, January 23, 2013.
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The tenth track "Not for Me" received positive reviews. Browne praised "the spunky way they vault into the track". Browne wrote that the 11th track "Yes I Will" "appears to be vying in a contest for Next Big Wedding Song", while Walters praised "the suave manner in which they engage in their trademark vocal swapping track". The 12th track, "It's True", is another ballad in the same vein of the others, while the last track "How Did I Fall in Love with You" is sung by Howie D and Brian Littrell while the rest of the group does background.
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Additionally, five special awards given through sub-challenges enable the recipients an automatic pass to the semi-finals.Nuestra Belleza Mexico – Premios Especiales During the crowning night, the semi-finalists are evaluated by a panel of judges while vying in swimsuit and evening gown, with eliminations taking place after each of these rounds. The remaining contestants are subsequently interviewed, and the runners-up and winners are respectively announced at the conclusion of the Nuestra Belleza México telecast. If any of the titleholders is unable to fulfill her duties, the next in turn, known as the suplente (substitute), assumes the right to represent the country abroad.
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In May 1782 a feu de joie at West Point celebrated the birth of the Dauphin of France, and was witnessed by a Dr. Thacher. > The arbor was, in the evening, illuminated by a vast number of lights, > which, being arranged in regular and tasteful order, exhibited a scene vying > in brilliancy with the starry firmament. The officers having rejoined their > regiments, thirteen cannon were again fired as a prelude to the general feu- > de-joie, which immediately succeeded throughout the whole line of the army > on the surrounding hills, and being three times repeated, the mountains > resounded and echoed like tremendous peals of thunder, and the flashing from > thousands of firearms in the darkness of the evening, could be compared only > to the most vivid flashes of lightning from the clouds. The feu-de-joie was > immediately followed by three shouts of acclamation and benediction for the > Dauphin by the united voices of the whole army on all sides.
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