The women candidates, the African-American candidates, the Latino candidates, Asian candidates.
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One candidate, two candidates Old candidates, new candidates Some are slightly left, some are far Say!
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Similar years with open Democratic fields include 1976 (15 announced candidates), 1992 (nine candidates), and 2008 (eight candidates).
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Recode has learned the founder of Salesforce is no longer making political contributions to candidates, fundraising for candidates, or endorsing candidates.
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Go deeper: Reparations: Where the 2020 candidates stand Court packing: Where the 2020 candidates stand Abortion: Where the 2020 candidates stand
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Candidates older than 75 were penalized compared to younger candidates.
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In 2018, Democrats recruited really strong candidates, really qualified candidates.
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"We had eight candidates, they were good candidates," he added.
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In general, third-party candidates are considered spoilers, often helping elect mainstream candidates opposed to beliefs of third-party candidates and voters.
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House candidates so far: Democrats: 1,415 Republicans: 934 Female House candidates: Democrats: 424 Republicans: 124 Male House candidates: Democrats: 991 Republicans: 810
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So some opted for fringe candidates or third-party candidates or write-in candidates or told people to make up their own minds.
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Ranked-choice voting has also increased the share of racial minority candidates, female candidates, and female minority candidates running compared to similar cities.
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There are 17 major candidates currently competing for the Democratic primary nomination, and the leading candidates will be aggressively poaching other candidates' supporters.
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Democratic presidential candidates in 2020, and candidates for the Senate and House, have a golden opportunity to run as strong national security candidates.
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The National Electoral Institute reports 19 candidates and pre-candidates killed.
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The other candidates, however, are not candidates of the status quo.
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Very unpopular presidential candidates often cause down-ballot candidates to lose.
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Employers browse credentials to discover candidates and match candidates with jobs.
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How many candidates will qualify: 20 of the 2023 current candidates.
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As a result, candidates and would-be candidates have been calling.
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"Female candidates have to address that, and the male candidates don't."
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These are the issues that are going to be debated by candidates across the country – both congressional candidates as well as the presidential candidates.
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"I encourage our party leaders to be more aggressive in seeking out and helping younger candidates, female candidates and candidates of color," said Rep.
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Sherrod Brown of Ohio's "canary candidates" program, more left-wing candidates prevailed.
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More Americans voted for Democratic Senate candidates than for Republican Senate candidates.
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We have parties that control candidates rather than candidates that influence parties.
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Female candidates have had experiences similar to his; candidates of color, too.
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The two candidates are among a cavalcade of Republican candidates—including Gov.
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There's running candidates for office or supporting candidates that meet certain criteria.
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The candidates can't stay away from the topic, from Democratic candidates Sen.
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Candidates, ranked: In terms of candidates mentioned online during the debate: 1.
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"When you've got two candidates, unlike when you have 18 candidates, it is possible to really contrast the views of the candidates," Mr. Sanders said.
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While CNN limited its invites to candidates at the top of polls, MSNBC will allow all candidates — even Republican presidential candidates — to take its stage.
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Competition for donors and staff is fierce, with some early-state operatives being courted by nearly a dozen candidates, candidates-to-be and potential candidates.
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The presidential candidates all had slates with predetermined candidates for the national convention.
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Atara Bio's programs include T-cell product candidates and molecularly targeted product candidates.
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"Progressive candidates of color are our strongest candidates moving forward," said Epps-Addison.
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And candidates and prospective candidates have been reaching out to Robertson for months.
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"We got plenty of time for candidates or potential candidates to make decisions."
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We've got plenty of time for candidates or potential candidates to make decisions.
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The four candidates are the only candidates whose support is in double digits.
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That is true for both candidates we like and candidates we do not.
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WHITMAN: WELL, LISTEN, WE THOUGHT VERY CAREFULLY ABOUT IT, INTERNAL CANDIDATES, EXTERNAL CANDIDATES.
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The paper has been endorsing candidates ahead of Iowa's presidential candidates since 1988.
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That could be good news for minority candidates and especially minority women candidates.
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It gave $164,000 to Republican Senate candidates, and $20153,000 to Democratic Senate candidates.
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Delegates candidates $2,500 per year and Senate candidates $5,000 per year if they
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For one, candidates of color have raised significantly less money than white candidates.
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In addition to those four candidates, the Secret Service also protected two vice presidential candidates and six of the candidates' family members during the 2016 campaign. Rep.
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Results showed that students liked the impressive candidates better than the less impressive candidates — but they liked the impressive candidates even more when they spilled their coffee.
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Additionally, more candidates and parties mean more candidates and parties working to engage voters.
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"Law and order" candidates win elections more often than "efficiently targeted social-services" candidates.
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" "The excitement about women candidates, in particular, especially particularly around African-American women candidates.
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The Chamber doesn't endorse presidential candidates, although they do back House and Senate candidates.
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Get to Know the Candidates Your first step: the candidates' own websites: Hillary Clinton
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All told, Republican House candidates in Ohio beat Democratic House candidates by 20203 points.
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Boom in women candidates Now move on to the boom in women candidates altogether.
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Several of the candidates or former candidates who originally embraced the plan, including Sens.
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Republican House candidates have narrowly outraised Democratic House candidates, $28500 million to $6900 million.
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Betterment, for example, has used it to interview more than 50 engineering candidates and found that 86% of the candidates that made it through the process were "strong candidates."
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For example, center-left MEPs may run as Labour Party candidates in the UK, Socialist Worker's Party (PSOE) candidates in Spain, and Social Democratic Party (SPD) candidates in Germany.
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There would be up to $750,000 for State Senate candidates, $8 million for comptroller candidates, $8 million for attorney general candidates and $163 million for those running for governor.
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And we're concerned with the money being withheld from candidates of color, particularly Black candidates.
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The establishment candidates and the progressive candidates are battling in this kind of a war.
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Indeed. Giving money directly to candidates exacerbates polarization by encouraging candidates to hold extreme views.
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Those candidates were not just Republicans — he also worked for Democratic candidates in past cycles.
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Yet top-tier candidates are instead opting to be second- or third-tier presidential candidates.
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But candidates are asked not to participate in "debates," where two or more candidates interact.
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The vice presidential candidates will meet for one debate; the presidential candidates have two more.
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There will be many more such candidates in 2018, alongside more conventional pro-business candidates.
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Candidates run for multiple parties' nominations and the parties are allowed to cross-endorse candidates.
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Male House candidates are outraising female candidates across the country, according to a new report.
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But the unease over how the candidates' families interact echoes that of the candidates themselves.
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If more than 20 candidates qualify, the DNC will prioritize candidates who hit both thresholds.
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Voters want candidates to show we can trust them, and both candidates have this problem.
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Her research has found that female candidates are more qualified, on average, than male candidates.
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"Our immediate goal is to go from 32 candidates to two candidates," de León said.
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Biden and Sanders, the candidates with strong name negotiation, were the only candidates who did.
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The network is free to invite candidates to appear, and candidates are free to accept.
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Extreme candidates fire up voters, but not always in the way the candidates would like.
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When the media insists that certain candidates can't win, fundraising for those candidates dries up.
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Out of a historically diverse field of candidates, only white candidates qualified for the Jan.
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More than two dozen presidential candidates are running, including Islamists, secularists, and two women candidates.
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The current makeup of the stage only includes white candidates, though candidates have until Dec.
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Higher turnout often helps Democratic presidential candidates, which in turn could help Democratic Senate candidates.
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As it turns out, obese candidates were rated significantly less competent than non-obese candidates.
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There are a historic number of women candidates, and candidates of color in this field.
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CANDIDATES WON Moderate candidates EVEN CHANCE OF WINNING Strongly ideological candidates Moderates lost their edge in 2012 (the latest data available) CANDIDATES LOST '80 '84 '88 '92 '96 '00 '523 '08 '12 CANDIDATES WON Moderate candidates EVEN CHANCE OF WINNING Moderates lost their edge in 2012 (the latest data available) Strongly ideological candidates CANDIDATES LOST '80 '84 '88 '92 '96 '00 '423 '08 '12 By The New York Times | Source: analysis of Database on Ideology, Money in Politics and Elections (Adam Bonica, Stanford University) by Stephen Utych, Boise State University In 1980, at the start of the period Utych studied, moderates were quite likely to win — very extreme candidates were less than 20 percent likely to win election in 1980, while ideologically moderate candidates were nearly 80 percent likely to win.
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Ranked choice also tends to discourage negative campaigning because candidates may not want to alienate supporters of rival candidates; it also encourages candidates to go beyond their base of supporters.
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There were three distinct draws based on polling: One to divide the bottom 10 candidates, one to divide the middle six candidates and one to divide the top four candidates.
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There were three distinct draws based on polling: One to divide the bottom 0003 candidates, one to divide the middle six candidates and one to divide the top four candidates.
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After redrawing district lines, Republican candidates won nine of the state's 13 U.S. House seats in 2012 — even though Democratic candidates statewide won 2023,000 more votes than did Republican candidates.
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The candidates are: Others have fulfilled one, but not both requirements: The other 10 candidates in the field have not reached either threshold: Ten candidates made the cut in November.
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Six candidates are running for president and eight parties have fielded candidates for 600 parliamentary seats.
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According to the data, 455,267 people gave to two candidates and 154,122 gave to three candidates.
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They both ban federal candidates taking corporate PAC money, and ban lobbyists from donating to candidates.
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Hall estimates ideology by using candidates' donors, assuming that candidates with similar donors have similar viewpoints.
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After all, today's leading candidates have been rated the most strongly disliked candidates in American history.
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A total of 595 candidates competed for 128 seats; some 66 candidates classed themselves as independent.
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In Tuesday's off-year elections, LGBTQ candidates — particularly transgender candidates — received historic victories across the country.
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But there's a crowded race for second that includes two Republican candidates and two Democratic candidates.
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Democratic candidates raised $1.06 billion through September, while GOP candidates had only brought in $709 million.
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But some longshot candidates have burgeoning basesBesides Warren, those who saw noteworthy increases were longshot candidates.
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Numbers reflect potential gains, with favorite candidates returning less than those seen as long-shot candidates.
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A lot of candidates you endorsed were young or minorities going up against older, established candidates.
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More than a third were candidates or potential candidates — most of them running for local offices.
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Now these Senate candidates and House candidates want to go to the convention and be seen.
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In both cases, third-party candidates harmed the chances of the candidates most politically like them.
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And we could see a presidential field with multiple African-American candidates and multiple female candidates.
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These include some Socialist or Republican candidates, and even some who are running against LREM candidates.
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And I would say that about the candidates and have said that about the other candidates.
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The large field of candidates has the electorate split among [the 14 candidates] in early polling.
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But in October, the feelings among the candidates' supporters — not the candidates themselves — began to change.
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Then several candidates get to claim victory all at once, and other candidates get to disagree.
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"Since Donald Trump was elected, women candidates have outperformed men candidates in competitive races," Warren said.
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But black candidates pass the test at rates lower than candidates of other races or ethnicities.
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I was making TV commercials for candidates and some corporate work too, but mostly for candidates.
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That is: each debate night was guaranteed to feature two of the four top-polling candidates, three of the six middle-tier candidates, and five of the ten bottom-tier candidates.
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The energy among women candidates this year has tilted toward the Democrats, for whom about a third of House candidates are women, compared with about 14 percent of Republican House candidates.
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And in many elections, women candidates outperformed men: Among Democrats, "female candidates in 2018 are more likely to defeat male candidates than the other way around," reports Ella Nilsen of Vox.
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It's customary for presidential candidates — especially Republican presidential candidates — to include some business leaders among their economic advisers, but most candidates also include people with significant academic expertise or government experience.
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While women comprise 43 percent of Democratic candidates in 2018 congressional general elections, they make up only 22 percent of Republican Senate candidates and only 13 percent of Republican House candidates.
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The ads attack two second-tier Republican candidates, instead of other Democrats, likely as a way to split the Republican votes so no two GOP candidates earn higher votes than Democratic candidates.
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The proposal would also lower contribution limits for those who don't participate in the public financing system, to $25,21 for statewide candidates, $22017,241 for State Senate candidates and $212,226 for Assembly candidates.
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Last year, some localist candidates won seats on neighborhood councils, defeating candidates from established pro-democracy parties.
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Federal rules allow former candidates to donate leftover funds to charity, other candidates and to political parties.
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In total, female candidates on Tuesday spoke for 37.5 minutes, while male candidates spoke for 82.6 minutes.
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We've seen plenty of past candidates sell their donor contact information to other candidates in the future.
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A total of 595 candidates are competing for 128 seats; some 66 candidates class themselves as independent.
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Candidates need to step up Which begs the question: Where are the other candidates on these issues?
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The government said 506 candidates are running in the election, including the highest number of female candidates.
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Besides helping Democratic candidates up and down the ballot, it also could usher diverse candidates into Congress.
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Buell has donated millions to liberal causes and candidates, and has backed female candidates such as Sen.
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Local candidates and nearly all of Iowa's state and federal candidates were in attendance and gave speeches.
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Appeals to this conservatism will benefit candidates like Cruz and candidates who move quickly in that direction.
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There were 16 non-Trump candidates, and five-to-six serious non-Trump candidates through March 15.
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Right now, the mantle of 'progressive' can be carried by any number of candidates and potential candidates.
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Those tracking candidates' tax returns also encouraged candidates to release tax returns of their businesses, if applicable.
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Elect all of the Democratic candidates Democratic candidates face hard choices as 2020 field winnows MORE (N.Y.).
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Candidates are chosen behind the scenes, and those candidates emphatically do not work for you, the voter.
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The group, which identifies and trains prospective LGBTQ candidates, revealed that the candidates are also mostly Democrats.
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CNN has hosted 10 candidates and potential candidates so far, beginning with an event with then-Rep.
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A joint fundraising committee allows candidates to coordinate fundraising efforts with PACs, party committees or other candidates.
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Instead, they picked two relatively mainstream candidates for governor, sending home far-left and far-right candidates.
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They have not helped candidates; they didn't really recruit candidates, and they were nonexistent during my campaign.
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Left-wing-activist-backed Senate candidates in Texas and North Carolina were crushed by more moderate candidates.
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There are at least three candidates — very strong candidates that will be considered for a position here.
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However, they're considering candidates from a fairly narrow group, despite the very large number of potential candidates.
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The candidates along the wings went hard after the night's leading candidates, Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.
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Most of the other Democratic presidential candidates and potential candidates in the Senate -- including Sanders, California Sen.
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Candidates' campaigns would be equally funded by government, and no candidates would be allowed to self-fund.
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It's therefore key that candidates remain liked by supporters of the other candidates who won't reach viability.
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The highest-polling candidates have millions of dollars on hand, and even low-polling candidates like Sen.
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In 2016, the Microsoft PAC gave $478,818 to Republican House candidates and $272,000 to Democratic House candidates.
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With candidates largely overlapping on policy and ambition, the handful of fractures between candidates' positions are stark.
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And they are ideas that Democratic candidates from school board to presidential candidates are running on today.
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I think with 10 candidates or 20 candidates, you can only really get broad brushes on things.
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But no serious candidates had presented themselves — and above all no candidates accepted by the Algerian street.
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Most presidential candidates — well, most presidential candidates wouldn't need to make this speech in the first place.
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Some of the skills and experiences the Board should look for in a COO include: candidates with backgrounds in diversity and inclusion and candidates who are themselves diverse; candidates with experience dealing with organizations that have complicated labor and operational structures; and candidates with experience in improving institutional culture.
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The candidates' podium positions on stage will reflect their standings in polls as of June 12, with leading candidates in the center positions and trailing candidates at the edges, NBC announced this week.
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Allowing individuals to donate to as many candidates as they wish would draw contributions away from PACs and bring money directly to candidates, giving underdog candidates a fair chance in the political arena.
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Forty-four percent of respondents said they are more likely to vote for Democratic candidates than Republican candidates, the poll found, while 22019 percent said they were more likely to choose GOP candidates.
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The double endorsement comes after a process that included publishing its own immigration policy platform, member surveys, an analysis of candidates' platforms, meetings with candidates themselves, and asking candidates to fill out questionnaires.
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Candidates would then have incentives to seek the second- or third-choice votes from supporters of other candidates.
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But all of these candidates, and all the other candidates like them, ultimately passed on the race. Why?
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Do we have candidates that are exciting to people, do we have candidates who can motivate new voters?
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It's customary for presidential candidates — especially Republican presidential candidates — to include some business leaders among their economic advisers.
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Fox co-host Steve Doocy asked Sanders about the potential recusal of new candidates — like rumored candidates Sen.
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Despite the surge in female candidates, women still make up less than a quarter of all congressional candidates.
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The new landscape of campaign finance disempowers parties, and empowers candidates and those who seek to fund candidates.
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During that cycle, only 1,136 Democratic candidates ran for Congress, compared to 1,550 GOP candidates this time around.
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"People keep underestimating insurgent candidates, particularly first-time candidates," said Nixon, who is running antagonistically to Cuomo's left.
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Even the candidates (or potential candidates) who don't support legalization have spoken favorably of marijuana policy reform. Sen.
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Sometimes strong candidates can overcome being far left or far right, and otherwise weak centrist candidates don't win.
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That's why VP candidates have some level of influence on voters, albeit small relative to the presidential candidates.
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Voters cast ballots for their preferred candidates, but no delegates are allocated to candidates based on the results.
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These donors have been funding GOP candidates for years, and those candidates have been campaigning on repealing Obamacare.
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Since then, they've spent millions more electing pro-voucher candidates—and defeating anti-voucher candidates—across the country.
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News outlets often hold stories on candidates they like and run stories instead against candidates they don't like.
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The person did not say which candidates Pence spoke with, or how many candidates the vice president visited.
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Those ads won't advocate for specific candidates, but the group has preferred Democratic candidates running in those areas.
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If more than 28503 candidates qualify, the Democratic National Committee (DNC) will prioritize candidates who hit both thresholds.
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Elect all of the Democratic candidates Democratic candidates face hard choices as 220006 field winnows MORE (D-Ohio).
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Four to eight candidates are set to be interviewed, and the candidates are not limited to FBI officials.
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" Clinton has defended women candidates and helped lead the pushback against punditry assessing the "likability of female candidates.
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Articulate your opinions about candidates out loud, and stay open-minded when female candidates go on the offensive.
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Booker has been reluctant to take on Trump directly, however, as other candidates and would-be candidates have.
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Yang's supporters like an average of 5.5 candidates total, the lowest number out of the mid-tier candidates.
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Like other studies, we focused on viable candidates, candidates who won or came reasonably close to doing so.
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Farage would stand aside his candidates in hundreds of seats to give the Conservative candidates a clearer run.
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His victory adds to the pattern of pro-Trump candidates often emerging victorious over anti-Trump establishment candidates.
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Some candidates know when it's time to get out of the race, and some candidates are Tulsi Gabbard.
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An "electoral college" would nominate multiple candidates for the presidency, and then Congress would select among those candidates.
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In "The Candidates," Townsend Harris High School seniors play real candidates, and vie for the votes of underclassmen.
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The two candidates appeared not only as the major party candidates, but also on five other party lines.
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On most issues, when candidates change their minds, supporters will mimic the change instead of abandoning the candidates.
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One option — dividing the candidates across two nights — might have separated the leading candidates through a random drawing.
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The candidates and potential candidates are passing around opposition research on one another, signaling a tough fight ahead.
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Winning candidates have absolute proof of their victory; losing candidates can convince their supporters that they fairly lost.
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The candidates from one party are in favor of life; candidates from the other party apparently favor death.
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One party's candidates support religious freedom, so it naturally follows that the other party's candidates endorse religious tyranny.
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There were eight candidates for this nomination before Nevada, and there are eight candidates for the nomination today.
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The Iowa caucuses often dictate which candidates can keep running, knocking out a bevy of lower-polling candidates.
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The number of candidates tops the previous record of 22 candidates who took part in the 2010 election.
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Both candidates get asked whether they would accept the vice presidency, a question rarely posed to male candidates.
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Pro-democracy candidates won in a landslide, as a record 2.94 million voters overwhelmingly rejected pro-establishment candidates.
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Many of the other Democratic presidential candidates have already released their tax returns — particularly the top-polling candidates.
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Each month, we will measure which presidential candidates did the most to boost state-level legislators and candidates.
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Donors continue to give to political candidates and committees, and those entities provide valuable services to the candidates.
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For example, Apple donated $144,994 to House candidates in 2016, and donated $290,589 to House candidates in 2018.
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Go deeper: 2020 presidential election: Track the candidates What you need to know about the 2020 presidential candidates
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More candidates means less speaking time all around, and past debate rules have encouraged conflict between the candidates.
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Moderators, too, have goaded candidates, asking pointed questions about specific front-runners' policies and history to other candidates.
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Collective PAC has already endorsed 18 candidates, with plans to unveil a new slate of endorsed candidates soon.
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As it turns out, people who support Democratic presidential candidates are also willing to support Democratic congressional candidates.
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The total amount of money outside groups have raised for Republican presidential candidates dwarfs that of Democratic candidates.
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Media devoted attention to those candidates seen as most competitive for the nomination, largely ignoring lower-tier candidates.
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The state of the 2020 race When comparing some of the first-day fundraising totals of the 261 candidates who disclosed their numbers, the male candidates came out far ahead of the female candidates.
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Male candidates had received 2900 percent more in campaign donations than female candidates by the end of June, according to a Washington Post analysis of candidates who have raised more than $220006,2202 so far.
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"The fight between factions in our party has taken a sharp turn in recent weeks, with ads mocking other candidates and with supporters of some candidates shouting curses about other Democratic candidates," she said.
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Caucuses offer a form of ranked-choice voting, because voters gather in groups to support their first-choice candidates, and those whose candidates do not receive enough support then redistribute themselves to other candidates.
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And Tuesday could represent the last time four candidates get this kind of national spotlight: Only eight of the candidates on stage have qualified for the November debate in Georgia, leaving four candidates -- Minnesota Sen.
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A large portion of those 57 candidates come either from candidates in swing districts where Pelosi is unpopular or from candidates in the progressive wing of the Democratic Party who are hungry for fresh leadership.
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Read more: Debates are great for candidates like Andrew Yang but bad for candidates like Joe BidenEach time, we asked respondents to select up to a quarter of candidates who they thought world perform well.
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Murdoch: Yes, and we're really looking for reform candidates — candidates who are interested in the same type of thing we are and candidates who are interested in working across the aisle to get stuff done.
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Candidates can only accept the coupons if they agree to limits on the private donations they accept — $250 for legislative candidates and $500 for statewide candidates, and those contributions can only come from state residents.
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There is a second tier of candidates that has a number of candidates in it including a declining Sen.
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Several 2020 candidates swiftly criticized the government for its decision, which isn't surprising considering all candidates but Montana Gov.
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There are actually twelve candidates for the party leadership but some candidates are more prominent, and popular, than others.
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It allows users to choose specific candidates or states to see how the candidates stack up against one another.
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Apprenti focuses on veterans, women and under-represented minorities, screening about 2,000 candidates to find 700 candidates for 2019.
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In other words, female candidates in 2018 are more likely to defeat male candidates than the other way around.
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Notably, despite a field featuring a number of candidates of color, all of the candidates debating Tuesday are white.
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Like EMILY's List, Maggie's List has implemented a recruiting system aimed at evaluating and supporting potential candidates and candidates.
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A similar trend could complicate things for pro-Macron candidates in some legislative run-offs against Front National candidates.
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Beyond Dean and Ellison, there are several other candidates and potential candidates with the potential to disrupt the race.
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In addition, it's easy to miss great candidates just because you don't have time to interview all the candidates.
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In Tamaulipas 52 candidates for municipal office have quit, saying they were threatened by gangs that back rival candidates.
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Democratic candidates were favored over Republican candidates 28503 percent to 22019 percent in the Quinnipiac University poll released Wednesday.
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We are excitedly nominating a huge number of women candidates and candidates from all backgrounds, ethnicity and sexual orientation.
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As nasty as political campaigns have become, requiring candidates to release their tax returns will only discourage more candidates.
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The group has supported candidates mostly from other parties, primarily Democrats, although occasionally it has run its own candidates.
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Elect all of the Democratic candidates Democratic candidates face hard choices as 22019 field winnows MORE (Ohio), former Rep.
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Elect all of the Democratic candidates Democratic candidates face hard choices as 2020 field winnows MORE as Commerce secretary.
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While twelve candidates shared a crowded stage in the October 15 debate, fewer candidates qualified for the next round.
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At least in that election it was the candidates' allies, not the candidates themselves, who were hurling the mud.
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Instead, he's focused on his own candidates' stories, including a historic crop of women candidates, like McGrath and Hegar.
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Now is not the time for stealth candidates; stealth candidates brought conservatives Kennedy, Sandra Day O'Connor, and David Souter.
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As the highest-profile candidates on the stage, both of them were also repeatedly targeted by the other candidates.
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"I think all the candidates, with the possible exception of (Elizabeth) Warren, are basically right-wing candidates," Larry says.
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Our Primaries Project is working not with a sample of congressional candidates but with the entire universe of candidates.
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Rather than diversifying the states that candidates visit, the Electoral College forces candidates to focus on the swing states.
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What he's saying: What Trump's saying: What 2020 candidates are saying: Go deeper: 2020 presidential election: Track the candidates
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Many candidates don't want to be disqualified from a search when a job listing asks for candidates with degrees.
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And while the Republican candidates sparred over tax policy and achievements, the Democratic candidates found themselves largely in agreement.
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Four years later, the 2016 Republican nomination featured 20203 candidates and nearly as many outside groups aligned with candidates.
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Some voters cited the misogyny and racism that female candidates and candidates of color have experienced in previous races.
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Long-shot candidates like Bill De Blasio and John Delaney weren't there trying to dunk on the leading candidates.
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She criticized "supporters of some candidates shouting curses about other Democratic candidates," an apparent reference to some Sanders backers.
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Another 21% are satisfied with Warren and another candidates, and 26% are satisfied with Warren and two other candidates.
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There are other candidates and potential candidates who could build a campaign around electability and appeals to swing voters.
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There are some questions where both candidates stay on topic, but that doesn't mean both candidates made logical arguments.
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More broadly, zero-sum campaigning may encourage more ruthless candidates when politics works far better with consensus-oriented candidates.
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In Washington, the limits on contributions from individuals would be $500 for legislative candidates, and $1,13 for statewide candidates.
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The candidates who have met the polling and donor thresholds are: Three candidates have met just the donor requirement: Meanwhile, seven candidates have yet to reach either requirement: Candidates will have until midnight on November 13 to make the cutoff on both fronts, though the stricter prerequisites are intended to cull the field.
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To wit, though black candidates are receiving significantly lower salaries than white candidates, black candidates are in much higher demand on the platform and are much more likely to be hired than the average white candidate.
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The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) added nine more candidates to its "Red to Blue" program on Thursday, including the first two black candidates this cycle to receive the designation highlighting the party's top House candidates.
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A forum format with one-on-one discussions with the candidates could better get at these distinctions, forcing candidates to make the affirmative case for their own policies rather than sniping at those from other candidates.
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" Obama then added: "Here's the deal: If you support the other candidates, then you should go support the other candidates.
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And then vote Republican -- Donald Trump, our Senate candidates and our House candidates -- so we can start turning things around.
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All of the money's going to a few candidates, the donor and grassroots excitement is going to a few candidates.
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More than 100 candidates, pre-candidates, and current and former politicians have been killed, according to an organization tracking this.
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As it stands with eight candidates in the race, 8% of respondents were not satisfied with any of the candidates.
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If you've got five candidates, and there's 10,000 media outlets, those candidates have a lot of control over their message.
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For example, maybe cracking down on fraud means that different candidates are elected — candidates who care more about health care.
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For the first time, women gave more to Democratic female candidates than they gave to male candidates of either party.
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Or it could define the top-tier candidates more exclusively — say, at candidates polling above 5 percent, or 10 percent.
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The Democratic candidates in 6900 special elections ran very far ahead of the Democratic candidates in those districts in 2628.
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Top officials then meet with the President to discuss the possible candidates and get his input on the final candidates.
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Tsunis has spent thousands of dollars to support the campaigns of other 2020 candidates and would-be candidates, including Sen.
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If you look at how they cover candidates, third party candidates get less than one half percent of media coverage.
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With a record number of women candidates, and first time candidates from varied backgrounds, Democrats are competing across the map.
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While Republicans don't have perfect candidates in North Dakota or West Virginia or Missouri, each of those candidates are credible.
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Bernstein had identified possible candidates as Polman's successor in November, including four internal candidates from 11 of his direct reports.
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As a reflection of their dominance, Democratic candidates have raised almost four times what Republican candidates have raised this year.
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Elect all of the Democratic candidates Democratic candidates face hard choices as 6900 field winnows MORE (D-Ohio); former Rep.
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Elect all of the Democratic candidates Democratic candidates face hard choices as 2020 field winnows MORE as Secretary of Labor.
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Contributions to state Senate candidates are capped at $1,000, while contributions to state House candidates are limited to just $500.
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Primary fields that wide create opportunities for fringe candidates or nonviable candidates in the general election to become the nominee.
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Those two House candidates have raised more than a majority of Senate candidates running in this cycle's most competitive races.
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Elect all of the Democratic candidates Democratic candidates face hard choices as 2020 field winnows MORE (D-Ohio); former Rep.
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Nine percent would be satisfied with two candidates, and 24% would be satisfied with three candidates as the potential nominee.
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The candidates are approved by the unelected watchdog body, the Guardian Council, as are all the candidates in the election.
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These "stand-alone visual posts on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram" disproportionately target female candidates and candidates of color, Wardle said.
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As a result, most Victory Fund–backed candidates are Democrats (as are most openly LGBTQ candidates who seek office, period).
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This presidential election pitted two candidates who were the No. 1 and No. 2 most disliked candidates, ever, for president.
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Technically there are other candidates, yes, but polls primarily suggest a race between these four candidates And then there's Microsoft.
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The candidates have met once, in a Spectrum News NY1 debate last week at which both candidates held their own.
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But this new cohort of candidates, along with white women and Latino candidates, will decide the future of national politics.
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Mostly female candidates — I think myself and Beto O'Rourke are two of the male candidates that she's chosen to help.
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Six candidates are vying for the position (seven candidates are on the ballot but one dropped out of the race).
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But that wave of candidates also illustrates a dilemma for the DCCC, which has long boosted some candidates over others.
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The five candidates who raised the most money were the same five candidates who raised the most in small donations.
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In our review of the congressional candidates, this was endorsed much more often by progressive candidates than by establishment ones.
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Some black men think that more progressive Democratic candidates are too liberal and they might simply not trust other candidates.
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More candidates means more field operations, more advertising, more canvassing, and more candidates to catch the eye of potential voters.
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While there is no dearth of candidates to contest congressional seats, there is a dirge of confidence in those candidates.
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Publishers wanted to publish these books, and candidates wanted them published, but that didn't mean candidates wanted to write them.
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Citizens may then be spurred to seek candidates of virtue for future elections, candidates worthy of the office they seek.
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Though the pro-government candidates still retain control of the Moscow city council, more opposition candidates will now join them.
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For decades Lumbees were told by their local leaders which candidates to vote for, and typically those candidates were Democratic.
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Her proposed bans on lobbyists representing foreign governments, writing checks to candidates, and hosting fundraisers for candidates are also popular.
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Sexism on the campaign trail can affect not only how voters perceive candidates but how candidates present themselves to voters.
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Her announcement kicked off a day of tribute and outreach to black voters by Democratic presidential candidates and potential candidates.
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With two extraordinarily unfavorable major party candidates in Trump and Clinton, minor party candidates have been getting a lot attention.
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If more than 20 qualify, the DNC will prioritize the candidates who meet both the polling and debate threshold, then candidates who had the highest polling average and finally, the candidates who had the most unique donors.
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The 250Kby2030 campaign will focus on a mentorship program pairing aspiring candidates with experienced female politicians or candidates, creating a technology platform to connect women within their communities, and helping aspiring candidates find the resources they need.
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Successful last-mile models absorb education and hiring friction away from candidates and employers, eliminating tuition and guaranteeing employment outcomes for candidates, while typically providing employers with the opportunity to evaluate candidates' work before making hiring decisions.
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Other candidates were roped into the conversation, but it was really a clash between Biden and Harris, by far the two highest polling candidates onstage and two candidates on opposite sides of the party's health care divide.
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With only seven candidates on the stage — down from 10 candidates in the November debate — Thursday's debate was the smallest yet, giving the candidates more time to speak, allowing for a more nuanced discussion of policy issues.
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For comparison, in 2016, just 30 percent of inexperienced candidates beat out experienced candidates in Democratic open seat primaries Although the first graph makes it clear that Democratic voters and Republican voters are evaluating their candidates differently, we need to dig a bit deeper to assess what types of inexperienced candidates Republican voters prefer.
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Also onstage will be several less-known candidates trying to break out of the pack: Then, four of the five top-polling Democratic candidates will appear together on the debate's second night — along with some lesser-known candidates.
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According to Brookings, 88 Democratic candidates they categorized as "establishment" have won House primaries so far in 2018 (30 percent of all establishment candidates), while 64 of the progressives have won (about 23 percent of all progressive candidates).
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Candidates are supported by coalitions of policy-demanding activists who count on candidates to fulfill an agenda, and in exchange, these coalitions of activists provide candidates with the necessary resources to deploy successful campaigns and achieve a victory.
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An N.F.L. committee was set up to help identify minority candidates and help candidates of all backgrounds move up the ladder.
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Voters vote for presidential candidates, not vice presidential candidates, and so Kaine's personal qualities aren't a huge factor in this election.
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For 22 women&aposs seats, 79 candidates are lined up and for three minority seats, 20 candidates are in the wings.
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She then took her campaign on the road, endorsing scores of candidates across the country, rallying for those candidates with Sen.
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" Obama responds to hecklers: "Here's the deal: If you support the other candidates, then you should go support the other candidates.
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It also gets the right to nominate candidates for the HVO general manager, while Yancoal will nominate candidates for financial controller.
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But SBA List, whose mission is to elect pro-life women candidates, endorsed more Republican men than women candidates in 2018.
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Together, all Republican candidates there got 51 percent of the vote, and all Democratic candidates for 49 percent of the vote.
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The board is in the midst of interviewing COO candidates and is pleased with quality of interested candidates, according to Huffington.
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The Senate debate ended up focusing as much on the candidates running for president as it did on the candidates onstage.
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We want to know that the votes for Green candidates are getting counted accurately as are the votes for other candidates.
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In races with more than two candidates, Maine's new ballots ask voters to rank candidates from their first to last choice.
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And therein lies what one of this year's presidential candidates might call a "huuuuuge" difference: the tradition of silent presidential candidates!
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As Sessions and Rosenstein met with candidates over the weekend, officials -- including Rosenstein -- also phoned other candidates not on the list.
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In the first phase of the election, 1,279 candidates are contesting 91 constituencies, but only 7 percent of candidates are women.
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The candidates the DCCC likes to boost are ones they think can win: candidates with money behind them and political experience.
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Yet this week, he topped her list of preferred candidates as he fended off more moderate candidates' attacks on his proposals.
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But the sprawling primary field is split: A dozen candidates favor the public option, while eight candidates support Medicare for All.
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Assess whether job candidates are suited to the startup environmentChamorro-Premuzic said founders should prioritize "learnability" above all in job candidates.
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The rule did not automatically result in the hiring of minority candidates, but it forced teams to seek out diverse candidates.
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While the group does not endorse candidates, those voters in the 2018 midterm elections would back candidates who oppose those policies.
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Six Democrats running for the seat, two American Independent Party candidates, and two candidates who declined to state a party preference.
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Livingstone declined to comment on CEO candidates and said the search for a replacement would look at internal and external candidates.
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Former Defense Secretary Gotabaya Rajapaksa and Housing Minister Sajith Premadasa are the two top candidates in a race involving 35 candidates.
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Ossoff is one of 85033 candidates competing in the April "jungle primary," which pits candidates against each other regardless of party.
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The only would-be candidates who have the luxury of waiting are the better-known candidates like Biden and Michael Bloomberg.
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Among the parties, 83.2 percent of LGBTQ candidates ran as Democrats, and just 2.4 percent of LGBTQ candidates ran as Republicans.
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In the Republican primary of 2016, there was a subprimary of hardline immigration candidates and a subprimary of moderate immigration candidates.
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The DCCC has named 18 candidates to the committee's "Red to Blue" program, which highlights promising candidates running in competitive seats.
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Elect all of the Democratic candidates Democratic candidates face hard choices as 2020 field winnows MORE (D-Ohio) and former Rep.
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What does it mean that many of the messages they receive about their candidates are not coming from the candidates themselves?
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It also touted Kasich's poll numbers in head-to-head match ups with the Democratic candidates and slammed the other candidates.
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Money and candidates aside, maybe the most important factor in Arizona will be the two presidential candidates who top the ticket.
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Democratic candidates for governor had received just over 1.1 million votes, while Republican candidates for governor had received about 975,000 votes.
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Total amount spent: $3,054,144Number of ads bought: 9,015The NRCC buys ads supporting Republican candidates that aren't officially endorsed by those candidates.
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King making is a particular threat to G.O.P. candidates because Libertarian candidates and anti-government independents typically lure away Republican voters.
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And with the first primary contests just a few months away, the leading candidates will be aggressively poaching other candidates' supporters.
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And when asked how likable or personable respondents perceived the candidates to be, Booker was in the top half og candidates.
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We both asked each candidate's supporters which other candidates they actively disliked and which of the other candidates they did like.
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The coattails of popular White House candidates lift House candidates of their party by drawing like-minded voters to the polls.
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He's trying to set himself apart from other candidates, because I haven't heard any of the candidates express history with this.
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Not only is it an opportunity for candidates to sell themselves to PayPal, but PayPal is also pitching itself to candidates.
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Many candidates are courting the labor vote, which has allowed unions in turn to push candidates toward more labor-friendly platforms.
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Biden and Sanders, both older white men, are the only Democratic candidates left from a historically diverse slate of primary candidates.
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Once the candidates were proposed, the standard university hiring procedures began, and the faculty were free to approve or reject candidates.
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In the 2018 midterms, Sanders-style candidates lost swing districts, while candidates demonstrating respect to swing voters won again and again.
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The spotlight may have been on the six candidates onstage in Des Moines Tuesday, but the other candidates aren't done yet.
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The 10 candidates that made the cut are, in alphabetical order: There are still other candidates in the Democratic field, technically.
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Democratic candidates have struggled with how to respond to the growing power of tech companies, with left-leaning candidates like Sen.
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But Klobuchar and several other candidates or potential candidates -- former Vice President Joe Biden looming largest among them, with Ohio Sen.
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While state candidates must keep their mouths shut, independent groups may support or oppose federal candidates as much as they want.
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Democrats already have a number of credible candidates in Kansas and Pennsylvania who can replace the candidates facing sexual harassment allegations.
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Many trade associations don't endorse candidates or only give them money from their PACs, but the Chamber is already supporting candidates.
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Given the movement in state laws and the stances of some 2020 candidates and possible candidates, US policy could be following.
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In addition to House candidates, Democratic candidates for governor also weighed in on Kavanaugh and Ford, including Andrew Gillum in Florida.
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In June and July, 20 candidates qualified for the debates, resulting in back-to-back nights with 10 candidates in each.
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The letter argues the increasing thresholds have resulted in candidates -- specifically candidates of color -- being prematurely cut out of the race.
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That's a decision many other candidates could now be presented with: So far, only 11 candidates have qualified for the debates.
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" In an early Monday tweet, Trump referred to him and the other candidates as "The Three Stooges, all badly failed candidates.
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This will be the first time that all the top-tier candidates debate on stage together, since only ten candidates qualified.
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In today's polarized political world, voters are no longer voting for candidates they like; they are voting against candidates they dislike.
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TPC's analyses only looked at the candidates' tax plans and did not look at any spending changes the candidates have proposed.
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The decision to name Outlaw came after a four-month search in which 30 candidates were considered, including 18 internal candidates.
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Last night's approach — the tacit encouragement of interruption — is almost guaranteed to benefit male candidates at the expense of female candidates.
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All the Democratic U.S. presidential candidates, including front runner Hillary Clinton, oppose the pipeline while most Republican candidates are in favor.
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In other words, the technical policy differences that distinguish candidates from one another on paper might not always be entirely clear to voters, meaning their interest in various candidates shouldn't automatically suggest that they view candidates' policies as similar.
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Game-qualified candidates circumvent the broken hiring funnel – entering as candidates and, according to CodeFights, converting to hires at a ratio of 5:1, as opposed to filtered candidates in the main funnel who only convert at 30:1.
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In Iraq in 2005, I saw candidates for political office labelled according to their sectarian religion, with supporters of "Shia candidates" threatening attacks to the polling centers where supporters of "Sunni candidates" were casting their votes, and vice versa.
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While congressional candidates and elected officials continued to hold these meetings throughout the decades, they weren't always the standard for presidential candidates.
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For 29 seats for women, 91 candidates are listed and for nine reserved seats for non-Muslim minorities, 423 candidates are listed.
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Two other Republican candidates, Rick Santorum and Mike Huckabee, joined Trump on stage after participating in a debate of low-polling candidates.
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In the first batch of 10 candidates, Warren will be the most prominent contender, alongside other well known candidates including Texas Rep.
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According to Ballotpedia, he endorsed 107 candidates and 33 ballot measures in 2016 and 62 candidates and two ballot measures in 2017.
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From presidential candidates to state representatives and district attorney races, we must support candidates who are willing to take on these challenges.
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In fact, Hired says it's seeing a "huge percentage of our candidates" in other markets that are attracting and hiring relocation candidates.
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But if candidates want to win young left-leaning voters, the candidates may find that they have to give different answers. Sen.
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Some presidential candidates do pay, as the Center for Public Integrity noted in a 2017 report on presidential candidates and police bills.
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In total, men spoke more than women, largely because the number of male candidates onstage was double the number of women candidates.
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Last week, the Guardian Council disqualified more than 7,000 of the 12,000 parliamentary candidates, including almost all reformist candidates and many moderates.
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Television networks are full of short, 30-second advertisements either introducing candidates to voters or hitting the opposing candidates on their records.
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Each of the 400 initial candidates were subjected to physical and mental health screenings, narrowing the pool down to just 60 candidates.
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I think it's going to be a process of supporting other women, of helping along these candidates, or helping to recruit candidates.
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However, Arthur has rejected all my suggestions for candidates for operational roles, instead suggesting candidates that are personal friends of the Breitmans.
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Ryan has also directly helped raise cash for the special election candidates, signing fundraising emails for candidates in Kansas, Georgia and Montana.
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The ruling LDP is fielding as many candidates as the CDP and JCP combined, but only 270% of their candidates are women.
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Although presidential candidates typically receive an electoral advantage in their home state, our findings for vice presidential candidates suggest a conditional relationship.
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"In an amazing field of 85033 talented, amazing candidates, we beat 15 of those candidates," Cruz said, referring to the presidential primary.
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In 2010, just 37 percent of Independents voted for Democratic candidates and in 2006, only 39 percent of Independents supported Republican candidates.
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Existing legal precedents regarding states' power (or lack thereof) to restrict federal candidates pertain mainly to congressional candidates rather than presidential aspirants.
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According to the survey, registered voters prefer Pelosi-aligned candidates by 5 points over Trump-backed candidates, 50 percent to 45 percent.
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For example, 17% of Arkansas' Senate candidates have been women, making that state 20023th on the list for general election female candidates.
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While interviewing product-management candidates at Facebook, Kazi chatted with plenty of MBA candidates who were a great fit for the role.
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The popular legitimacy of corporate capitalism thrives on marginalizing third-party candidates by appropriating the third-party candidates' own language and practices.
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If there's little difference between its candidates and Republican candidates, it can't offer voters an authentic alternative to a militaristic foreign policy.
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West Virginia and Montana were the only states where the Democratic Senate candidates ended up with more votes than the Republican candidates.
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This survey question often gets a different response than a question about specific candidates — especially if the candidates are not yet known.
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Three female candidates on one night, three female candidates the next — more than have ever been on the debate stage at once.
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The top 20 candidates will be selected using a methodology that favors candidates who meet both the polling and grassroots donations thresholds.
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With more parties and candidates running, there'd be more likelihood that voters would feel excited about at least one of the candidates.
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While candidates backed by Mr. Trump in Republican primaries have almost always won, four of his endorsed candidates have lost their elections.
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Sometimes, this thorough process can cause a short delay between when candidates qualify for the primary ballot and when candidates are verified.
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During the 2018 midterms, Planned Parenthood's PAC spent a total of $5.2 million in support of Democratic candidates and against GOP candidates.
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When our presidential candidates fail to run campaign in those states, it stacks the deck against the state and local democratic candidates.
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To the extent state candidates like Inslee and Greitens invoke the names of federal candidates, they're trying to win their own races.
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To find candidates who can help the company grow, Park says interviewers must get to know candidates authentically during the interview process.
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But the North votes for its candidates with far greater fervency and frequency than voters in the South vote for their candidates.
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We see a lot of candidates who seem to be getting traction with or some candidates getting traction with emphasizing the differences.
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At the debate last week, you heard arguments between the teardown candidates and the fixer-upper candidates about cost — and about change.
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There is a long history of Republican candidates using smears that unfairly characterize candidates or their policies against the Democratic party nominee.
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While television broadcasters must provide equal access to candidates, they face no such requirements for outside groups that back issues or candidates.
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The ballots themselves will include opposition candidates who lost in primaries, confusing voters and likely siphoning votes away from the real candidates.
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But candidates won't have to run a full primary race, as the political parties will nominate their own candidates at internal conventions.
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The law will allow commission candidates to raise and spend up to $550,000, while candidates for mayor could raise and spend $950,21625.
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After the three-week orientation, in which SEAL and SWCC candidates train together, SWCC candidates start the seven-week Basic Crewman Selection.
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The News Associates program is designed to attract candidates of racial, ethnic, economic and geographical diversity, as well as candidates with disabilities.
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The debate held last week featured a smaller number of candidates, allowing some of the lesser-known candidates to shine on stage.
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The big picture: Four candidates of color remain in the Democratic primary, but all five candidates who have qualified for the Jan.
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In South Dakota, that's $250 for legislative candidates and $500 for statewide candidates, and those contributions can only come from state residents.
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The "30 Rock" actor will support candidates who have been endorsed by the organization's Next Up Fund, which aims to support progressive candidates in local and state elections and has endorsed 40 candidates in Virginia, according to the Times-Dispatch.
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I have a new organization called Onward Together and I'm helping some of these new groups that have sprouted up online to recruit candidates, run candidates, help candidates go to town halls, expose Republican members for their hypocrisy and the like.
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Early voters might also show up for candidates who share their backgrounds, said Eugene Kontorovich, a law professor at George Mason University — which could prove important in a year of many potential historical firsts for women candidates and candidates of color.
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Like many racial minority or female candidates this year, many L.G.B.T. candidates are aiming to appeal to broader audiences than campaigns of the past, when gay candidates often ran in predominantly gay areas and tailored their pitches to those communities.
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One company, Brandeye, which is based in South Africa and works for large financial institutions, as well as candidates around the world, studies social media conversations to tabulate positive and negative words about candidates, and how frequently candidates are mentioned.
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" Dannenfelser, however, has since walked back her criticism and told POLITICO that Loeffler's statement upon her appointment to the Senate "was pretty much a synopsis of what we look for in our candidates especially Senate candidates and especially female candidates.
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Democrats are blessed with a large number of excellent potential candidates in 6900 and should consider and confront the mythology spread by Republicans and some insider Democrats that the most progressive Democratic candidates are not the most electable Democratic candidates.
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An analysis done in 2014, the year the test was first administered, found that 64 percent of white candidates passed the test on the first try, while only 46 percent of Hispanic candidates and 41 percent of black candidates did.
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"New Hampshire serves as a testing ground for presidential candidates, giving long-shot candidates a chance and making sure that candidates face tough questions from New Hampshire voters who know their issues," New Hampshire Democratic Party chair Ray Buckley says.
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In most states, for example, a party can't endorse candidates from another party — it has to run all its own candidates or none.
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The crowded Democratic debate stages -- which hosted 10 candidates each night -- offered the candidates a chance to define themselves and label their rivals.
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Vying for the 211 seats for women are 242 candidates and for the eight seats for non-Muslims, 222 candidates are lined up.
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The CNBC Newsroom Fellowship Program is designed to attract candidates of racial, ethnic, economic and geographical diversity, as well as candidates with disabilities.
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But over time, Congress refused to increase the amount of money available for candidates — even as the cost of operations for candidates soared.
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"The more people that watch our candidates, the more people are gonna like our candidates," DNC chair Tom Perez told the Washington Post.
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They looked at public interest in candidates (gauged by online searches), polling support for candidates, and media coverage on major cable news stations.
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Super PACs have no limits on how much they can spend on issues that involve candidates, but cannot give money directly to candidates.
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Of likely candidates, none thus far come from the civil rights wing of the party, although several of the likely candidates, including Sens.
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Some executives say it's hard to find qualified candidates of diverse backgrounds and difficult at times even to discern candidates' race or ethnicity.
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It has both named fewer candidates to key roles and gotten fewer candidates confirmed than other administrations at this point in their terms.
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Using the establishment label for candidates not only fails to help us define hard cases, it also obscures a crucial distinction among candidates.
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But likeminded candidates she has supported haven't been as successful — on Tuesday, candidates she backed in Michigan, Missouri, and Kansas had mixed results.
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Pressure is growing on lower-polling candidates to drop out: Although a number of candidates have already dropped out, including former Colorado Gov.
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Jeb Bush was the only other hold out among Republican presidential primary candidates, which at one point included more than a dozen candidates.
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Minnesota gubernatorial candidates Tim Pawlenty, center left, and Jeff Johnson shake hands as fellow candidates look on at the end of a forum.
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Candidates who click on the ads are directed to a career site, where more than 250,000 candidates have applied for jobs and internships.
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The MMA has 191 candidates running for seats in the National Assembly and 404 candidates running for seats in the four provincial legislatures.
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CNN's formula guaranteed that two of the top four candidates and five of the top 10 candidates will be on the same stage.
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So the number of candidates on stage come September could be 10 or fewer; 20 candidates qualified for the first and second debates.
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But during the primaries, these candidates too often had to allocate precious resources to defend against daily attacks from candidates other than Trump.
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Women candidates and production Lunger says having a record number of women candidates this election cycle has changed aspects of staging the debate.
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Aides say Obama has not yet formed a "shortlist" for candidates, and no interviews between the President and potential candidates have been conducted.
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The large volume of candidates and recruits is making it difficult for the DCCC to decide how to best financially support the candidates.
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During the campaign, both Democratic candidates have come out in opposition to the Trans-Pacific Partnership, as have most of the Republican candidates.
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Nearly eighty percent of candidates for the assembly were rejected by the Guardian Council, which has the power to vet laws and candidates.
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If you're talking about the news media coverage of political candidates and presidential candidates, that's a very specific question about what they do.
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Steyer, who is a big donor to Democratic candidates, is also reportedly demanding that liberal lawmakers and candidates support removing Trump from office.
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So we'll be watching closely to see which presidential candidates support Medicare for All, and which candidates fall short, by backing half measures.
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In 2003, six were elected from 25 candidates but by 2006 the number jumped to 10 elected from among 44 candidates, it says.
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TV on Wednesday that female candidates have to deal with the issue of likability on the campaign trail more so than male candidates.
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Especially this year, with its multiplicity of candidates, keeping track of the candidates' various, and often shifting, policy positions can be extraordinarily difficult.
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These tools sift through heaps of resumes quickly, evaluate candidates' answers to written questions and interactive games, and conduct video interviews with candidates.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden is leading the field of Democratic presidential candidates and likely candidates in Michigan, according to a new poll.
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Without a succession plan, Democrats will likely see more contested primaries pitting young versus old candidates, and people of color versus white candidates.
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Candidates must qualify under new Democratic National Committee parameters to participate … Tax Notes is helpfully posting tax returns released by presidential candidates HERE.
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The candidates with polling averages of at least 2 percent were split between the two nights along with candidates with lower polling averages.
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Annually, the abortion chain spends millions on Democrat candidates and ads, enough money apparently, that they help dictate candidates the party will support.
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Obama announced his support for two House candidates in Pennsylvania, Madeleine Dean and Susan Wild, and three state House candidates, but not Casey.
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Generally speaking, a respondent who liked Steyer liked 8.6 other candidates on average, and half of his supporters liked over 10 other candidates.
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So it's possible that two candidates from the same party finish in the top two slots, particularly in districts with so many candidates.
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Minnesotan candidates like to use the state's silhouette in their logos, and Arizonans prefer horizons and landscapes; Wyoming candidates often go with animals.
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More than 215% of contributions to Democratic candidates came from outside the candidate's district, compared to about 63% of contributions to Republican candidates.
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Curtis has worked for several conservative candidates in recent years, including 2018 Senate candidates Corey Stewart in Virginia and Kelli Ward in Arizona.
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That dynamic means trouble for Republican candidates if voters who reject Trump aren't convinced to turn back to GOP candidates down the ballot.
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Since there are no Republican candidates running in the general election, Allam and the four other candidates will presumptively take office in November.
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There are at least 215 candidates of color, and a record 26 openly L.G.B.T. candidates — more than five times the number in 2010.
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At least 14 candidates and prospective candidates have been assassinated since last fall, far more than in any other state, according to Etellekt.
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"The Trump effect in Republican primaries produced Republican candidates who aren't necessarily great election candidates," said Ed Rendell, the Democratic former Pennsylvania governor.
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In an analysis of Democratic primaries through July 12, Brookings found that establishment candidates had won 88 and progressive candidates had won 64.
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There were 113 or 211 candidates on the field in 211, there were only two candidates that saw the economic desperation and duress.
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The people who recruit new candidates often don't see workers as viable options, and pass them over in favor of white-collar candidates.
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For many of the other candidates, taking on Mr. Biden represents an opportunity to break through a field of nearly two dozen candidates.
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In order to qualify, candidates will need both of these things: For the top-tier candidates, these will be easy thresholds to meet.
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Able Jobs: Able Jobs trains candidates in India on the skillsets companies need most so that businesses can hire better candidates more quickly.
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Political donations to candidates are capped at $5,400 per individual during election cycles, and candidates may not receive money directly from corporate treasuries.
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He said the primary candidates took notice early in the cycle, putting resources into the state that candidates had not in the past.
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This was a tough election, and while Democrats didn't take the Senate and many high-profile candidates lost, female candidates did remarkably well.
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Others asserted the DNC aimed to block candidates who failed to crack the top tier in the field of more than 20 candidates.
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A month later, NIST scientists selected 69 "complete and proper" candidates, and then announced 26 second-round candidates in January of this year.
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And the chances of black candidates being offered a professorship when they "only" have the same terminal degree as white candidates are daunting.
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What makes successful candidates stand out from so-so ones"The most successful candidates I've seen are naturally curious," she wrote on Quora.
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People who align with viable candidates will not get to change their minds, and that could hurt candidates with substantial second-choice support.
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Candidates who are below the viability threshold are eliminated as "nonviable," and a new and final tally of only viable candidates is taken.
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McConnell told reporters that he'll be supporting GOP incumbents and will support candidates in open seats who will be viable general election candidates.
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During the midterms, Democratic candidates used a rainbow's worth of color, and many candidates chose name logos as opposed to letters or symbols.
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More than 22019 candidates have publicly announced their campaigns for governor, with new candidates making their bids official on an almost daily basis.
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The stage will also be significantly smaller with only seven candidates, compared to the 10 or more candidates on stage in past debates.
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That means every vote cast for its losing candidates, and all votes for its winning candidates above the bare majority needed to prevail.
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This year, 40 percent of the campaign managers for Democratic congressional candidates are women, and the numbers are up for Republican candidates too.
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Only about half of the candidates had released their fund-raising numbers as of Friday, but the top-polling candidates are all in.
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Some Warren allies have also argued that female candidates receive more blowback when they attack than male candidates — making the candidate more cautious.
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It means candidates have staffers comb websites to find trivial mistakes and forgotten bills from the other candidates, who are often their friends.
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The first candidate will get two SDEs, the next two candidates will get one SDE each, and the other candidates will get nothing.
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In a field crowded with candidates competing for campaign dollars, however, super PACs offer a route for little-known candidates to break out.
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Republican candidates could face trouble in Indiana, where candidates spar in a three-way primary for the right to take on Donnelly. Rep.
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The League didn't like the panel, either, but the long tradition of candidates' refusing to participate made it easy for candidates to boycott.
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Most members (23.4%) say they've found candidates outside of traditional engineering backgrounds, with 22021% saying they've even hired candidates without a college degree.
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Asking candidates questions While being able to watch candidates is a must, the argument could also be made that it is not enough.
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Sometimes, it has been hard for candidates, particularly candidates of color running statewide to get that type of support, but I'm very fortunate.
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And he and allies have continued to speak with other potential primary candidates, including some seen as better general election candidates than Ward.
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Pledges are only processed if and when a campaign committee actually forms, which allows potential candidates to determine if they are viable candidates.
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Candidates would be forced to reflect a greater mix of views and voters would have real choices, including third party and independent candidates.
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" Racial animosity, they write, hurts both black and white Democratic candidates: "Racial animus (at least when salient) harms Democratic candidates across the board.
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Go deeper ... 2020 presidential election: Track which candidates are running Editor's note: This piece is being updated as 2020 candidates announce their positions.
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Candidates can also qualify by collecting donations from 65,000 individuals, but none of those three candidates appeared to have hit that mark, either.
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The diversity of candidates' lived experiences and professional backgrounds came through in important ways, especially when used to contrast themselves to other candidates.
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In 2014 and 2016, Bannon-supported candidates like Wisconsin's Paul Nehlen, Kansas's Milton Wolf, and Tennessee's Joe Carr all lost to "establishment" candidates.
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After one-minute opening statements by all the candidates, Tapper pivoted to health care — but repeatedly interrupted the candidates to enforce an absurdly short time limit, making it impossible for candidates to give full and interesting answers on some difficult policy questions.
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As the electorate moves toward consuming and sharing information via niche channels, and away from engaging directly with mainstream media, candidates are following suit (it's no surprise that mainstream candidates are dragging their heels while niche candidates can't quite believe their luck).
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Candidates in state and local races are now treated like presidential candidates, with voters choosing "who they'd rather have a beer with" as a lens to discern who to trust, and candidates who recognize this will be better equipped to survive tough races.
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Although most candidates fear off-beat interview questions (a survey from CV-Library revealed that about 10 percent of job candidates forgo applying to companies that ask them), they help interviewers better understand how candidates think and help assess for cultural fit.
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In one instance an American information security analyst named Bin Xie had his account taken down after writing "The pro-China candidates totally lost," referring to Hong Kong&aposs recent election in which pro-democracy candidates gained huge ground against pro-China candidates.
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Even if three candidates get over 15 percent nationwide, the real key is whether three candidates will be over 15 percent in every state, as at least three candidates were in every state in the Republican contest on Super Tuesday in 2016.
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But rather than simply eliminate any candidates who don't reach that threshold, the ballots listing those candidates first will be transferred to their second-place choices, a process that will be repeated until all remaining candidates have at least 703 percent support.
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With a record number of female candidates on major party tickets for Congress and groundbreaking candidates from racial, ethnic and religious minorities landing on ballots across the country, many Americans are now choosing among candidates who resemble them for the first time.
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In southwestern Baluchistan province, 16 seats are up for grabs with 287 candidates running for them, and three seats for women, with 2132 candidates.
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But these candidates' broad support also tells us something interesting about how political elites—like elected officials, candidates and activists—think about electoral politics.
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As a result of this demand, average salary offers to candidates relocating to London were 28 percent higher than salary offers to local candidates.
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Including candidates for the Social Democrats, conservatives and other parties, a record number of Russian-German candidates are standing in the election on Sept.
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Certain candidates had exceedingly vague platforms or seemed like outright fakes, while some reportedly spammed other candidates for votes in exchange for their own.
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The Electoral College effectively results in voters casting ballots not for their desired presidential candidates, but for 538 electors who in turn select candidates.
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Several candidates who spoke to BuzzFeed News credited O'Rourke's campaign with reaching out and allowing down-ballot candidates to get involved in his events.
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Most primary voters like their top tier of candidates, and it's possible to pull high favorable ratings while watching voters race to other candidates.
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We've known for some time that voter bias against female candidates has substantially diminished, and that female candidates do just as well as men.
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In the rule's current iteration, minority candidates are still often interviewed to "check off a box," and teams go on to hire white candidates.
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Over the past few election cycles, in other words, the fates of a party's presidential candidates and its congressional candidates have become increasingly inseparable.
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Their reactions to the candidates, including Beto, show the personality traits these candidates need to shed to win over some swing voters in Ohio.
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" But when asked if the White House continues to interview alternate candidates, Kudlow replied: "We're talking to a number of candidates, we always do.
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About 30 independent candidates have been disqualified from Moscow's September city council elections based on claims that candidates improperly obtained required signatures of support.
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The two candidates advanced to the runoff after gaining more votes than 24 other candidates in the first round of voting on Sept. 15.
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The remark was a reminder that some male candidates can rely on a primary-caregiver spouse in a way that many female candidates can't.
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But the way we now select candidates — two years of nonstop public scrutiny on broad, sweeping narratives — cuts against selecting candidates with those skills.
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Candidates with party backing are more likely to be elected, but primaries where voters chose party candidates last month were chaotic and sometimes violent.
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More than 40 percent of candidates sent to employers via UpScored receive interview requests, and 87 percent of candidates like the jobs they see.
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Icahn played a central role in evaluating candidates for the SEC chairmanship, meeting with most of the candidates on behalf of the president-elect.
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The widespread agreement left little daylight between the candidates, framing the choice as more about the candidates' resumes than their plans for the party.
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The race whittled a field of 17 candidates down to a showdown between the two candidates with the highest unfavorability ratings in national polls.
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The outsider slate, which was formed in January, proposed five candidates against a slate of eight candidates officially nominated by the Harvard Alumni Association.
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The CLF was behind the sharp-edged ads that linked the Democratic candidates to Pelosi, arguing that Democratic candidates would rubber-stamp Pelosi's agenda.
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Of course, finding exciting candidates is easier said than done, Plus, exciting candidates can also be excitable and thus they present a potential gamble.
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A BuzzFeed News analysis published earlier this month found that about 1,600 donors to Democratic presidential candidates gave more than $200 to multiple candidates.
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In that race, all of the candidates, regardless of party, appear on the same ballot — and the top two candidates advance to the general.
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The backers of more mainstream candidates weren't able to settle on one, and neither did the backers of more conservative, Tea Party-friendly candidates.
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Several lower-tier candidates dropped out of the crowded Democratic primary this week, narrowing the number of candidates competing for the nomination to 21.
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The fundraising total is not only miles behind other presidential candidates but also on par with or behind some Democratic Senate and House candidates.
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These players recruit and screen candidates and flood districts with out-of-state money, determining which candidates are financially viable and get media attention.
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Fundraising gives candidates edge in crowded primaries Primary season won't start until next year, but fundraising could help elevate some candidates in crowded primaries.
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He told me that the editorial board's meetings with presidential candidates are often done on an off-the-record basis, at the candidates' request.
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The system tracks all responses and sends automated followup emails to candidates, but replies go directly to a hiring manager's inbox when candidates respond.
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Progressive minority candidates — like Ocasio-Cortez, Stacey Abrams in Georgia and Ben Jealous in Maryland — are leading the charge in defeating more moderate candidates.
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White women have voted for Republican candidates for a long time, even though those candidates represented the continuation of a capitalist patriarchal power structure.
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In Ohio, women make up 44 of 99 Democratic candidates for the state House of Representatives, and seven of 17 candidates for state Senate.
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California has a jungle primary, where candidates from all parties run together and the first- and second-place candidates move on to the general.
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The authorities say the barred candidates faked the signatures of supporters needed to take part in the vote, an allegation the disqualified candidates deny.
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Democrats will select their nominee from a field that so far includes 24 candidates and a record number of women and non-white candidates.
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In terms of both money and a cohesive plan for advancing women candidates, Republican consultants and candidates acknowledge that they remain outmatched by Democrats.
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Back in June, there were already 264 Democratic candidates entering House races who had raised at least $22010,22018, compared to just 22010 Republican candidates.
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" Robb says he's voted for Republican candidates in the past, but that they never came close to being candidates he felt were truly "acceptable.
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Do you recruit by placing candidates in certain departments right away or do you evaluate these candidates first and figure out their fit later?
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Both candidates emerged as the top vote getters among a crowded field of 15 GOP candidates running in the primary to succeed retiring Rep.
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While his team conducts the initial research and outreach to potential candidates, he often reviews LinkedIn profiles and headlines ahead of interviews with candidates.
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As more non-competitive candidates drop out, the cumulation of their small followings could reshuffle the top tier with their choices of new candidates.
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"Democratic candidates already have been running on ethics, public service and independent leadership," said a Democratic strategist who works with candidates in battleground districts.
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It is used to determines how the delegates get divided up between candidates when two or more candidates have the same number of supporters.
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Those six candidates are: There are also two candidates still in the race who won't be onstage: California billionaire Tom Steyer and Hawaii Rep.
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CBS anchors at times lost control and let the candidates brawl -- and then selectively attempted to regain it by repeatedly interrupting candidates mid-answer.
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Those algorithms then help determine which job ads are shown to which candidates as well as which candidates appear in recruiters&apos search results.
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He has lasted in the race longer than much more established and conventional candidates, and has outperformed many of the traditional candidates who remain.
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Aides to top candidates told me that the scenario was unlikely: Once candidates start winning, their victories shake up the race, changing the dynamics.
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All three candidates competing in Tuesday's Republican primary have tried to tie themselves closely to Trump, who has relationships with each of the candidates.
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The different opinions toward the unsuccessful presidential candidates stem from the fact that Democrats are fairly comfortable with their current roster of Texas candidates.
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Let's run through the candidates and — acknowledging the unpredictability of politics — give a general theory of how the candidates want to show in Iowa.
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The two progressive candidates raised almost $50 million between them in the third quarter which is as much as the next four candidates combined.
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The Guardian Council, a 12-member committee that vets the candidates, will announce on April 26 which candidates it determines are qualified to run.
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But that prevented her from showcasing what Democrats say they want from candidates, especially female candidates: some evidence that they could dismantle Donald Trump.
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Sarbanes also pointed to the many Democratic candidates who have had to drop out of the 2020 race, while billionaire candidates have stayed in.
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Third-party figures did not play spoiler to particular candidates; they were reflections of the weaknesses of the main-party candidates from the start.
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Baker said she didn't think it was necessary for the Democratic presidential candidates to follow Trump and release a list of Supreme Court candidates.
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Unlike the first two debates, which featured 20 candidates each, the September debate will include only 10 candidates, a result of tougher qualifying measures.
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Democratic candidates, on average, did about 22018 points better than House Democratic candidates in open races as well as those involving Democratic Senate incumbents.
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The special election field isn't set yet, but candidates will run in a "jungle primary," a nonpartisan contest that includes all of the candidates.
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Voters balked, for example, at criticism of divorced candidates and did not seem interested in the dating lives of candidates, whether men or women.
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Employee referrals can get candidates noticed by Netflix recruitersA recommendation from an employee can help candidates get noticed by Netflix&aposs in-house recruiters.
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Out of the top five candidates, Warren was found to be the second choice for supporters of three other candidates: Biden, Harris and Buttigieg.
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Two dozen pro-gun candidates were defeated in contests for House seats, though 88 of the 129 candidates backed by the N.R.A. did win.
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He'll no doubt say he supports the country — surely, all candidates will — but he may join his fellow candidates in speaking harshly about Netanyahu.
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The Democratic candidates have played off tensions in the state Republican parties, especially after tough primaries for all three GOP candidates earlier this year.
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The idea of the top two primary was to encourage more moderate candidates by getting rid of party primaries that supposedly produced extreme candidates.
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Democratic candidates for president have said they will maintain Obama's reforms, while Republican candidates have generally signaled that they would do away with it.
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I encourage the candidates to go on Fox News and I wholeheartedly support the Town Hall format that they have been using with candidates.
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"We work with the establishment candidates who fight for the issues, we work with grassroots candidates who work for the issues, we work with Republican candidates who work for the issues, we will work with anybody who fights for the right issues," he said.
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Candidates who are mentioned by other candidates in past debates have gotten time to respond, which encourages lower-tier candidates to take a swing at a candidate at the center of the stage, in hopes they can trigger an extended back-and-forth discussion.
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Here's who qualified for the first debate: Fourteen candidates qualified by both polling and fundraising: Six candidates met just the polling threshold: Four candidates didn't meet either threshold: Gravel's campaign has already said they are "on track" to get him onstage for the July debate.
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On Friday, Democratic candidates such as former U.S. Housing Secretary Julian Castro and outsider candidates Marianne Williamson and Andrew Yang will speak at the fair.
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But putting the people in charge of nominating candidates hasn't necessarily resulted in candidates they're happier with, and it certainly hasn't killed off the parties.
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Many seem to be gravitating toward more traditional and well-known candidates like Biden or the two other African American candidates in the race, Sens.
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Sometimes I see the same voters at four events with four candidates in a weekend, because they're all checking out the same candidates I'm covering.
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For example, there's no way to privately message candidates who you haven't "friended" yet, and the candidates' platforms appear like little more than blog posts.
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Both, they hope, will be enough to spur candidates and potential candidates to get in touch with Krikorian and his chief security officer, Bob Lord.
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For example, we need to look at white women who vote for candidates that appeal to white supremacy instead of more progressive and diverse candidates.
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There's been no debates against other candidates, no in-depth interviews about his views, which broadly match up with the other top two candidates' positions.
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"Are you prioritizing certain candidates — or attributes of certain candidates — in formulation of the criteria," Delaney wrote in a series of six questions to Perez.
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Candidates have to speak to these young progressive women and their communities directly, on their level and on their terms, or they're not their candidates.
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Younger candidates also tend to get paid less than older candidates, whose salaries appear to peak at age 45, after which they began slipping downward.
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"If you add up all the other candidates, more has been spent against me than all the other candidates combined," he told his audience here.
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Since 20 candidates is a preposterous number of candidates to make sense of, we made a guide for the questions and moments to look for.
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Ranked-choice voting rewards candidates who can appeal most broadly, because candidates compete to be voters' second and third choices as well as their first.
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Users who liked multiple candidates gave likes to each, and candidates with multiple verified pages did not receive double likes for users that liked both.
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Although Dreamers can't vote or donate to candidates, thousands are knocking on doors, working the phones and battling on social media to promote their candidates.
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Candidates for the Fed are jostling with candidates for open-ended judicial appointments, which the Republicans who control the Senate will want to confirm quickly.
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The candidates include: Most of the seven candidates are in districts favorable to Democrats, who are trying to flip the House out of GOP control.
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But the donors we spoke to tended to donate evenly to the candidates, seeing the Great Slate as a larger cause than just individual candidates.
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Under Australia's complicated electoral system, voters mark candidates according to preference and the preferences of losing candidates are then redistributed until a winner is determined.
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Yet despite healthcare reform being a popular talking point for most of the candidates, many people (including some of those candidates) don't truly understand it.
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The establishment Democrat candidates are beating the progressive left candidates endorsed by Band Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez because that&aposs not what our party is about.
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Presidential candidates are making their way through Flint, with Cory Booker, Beto O'Rourke and Julian Castro among the first candidates to visit during this campaign.
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Both candidates' supporters, like fans of any other entertainer, come to "hear the hits" of the candidates' stump speeches — and to shout along with them.
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" Skordas said Kwan acknowledges he made comments about political candidates and elected officials, "but felt that his overriding message was on policies and not candidates.
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But to his mind, the differences among the remaining Democratic candidates are "pretty modest ... all three candidates have a very strong progressive position," he says.
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Here are the races and candidates Boyle teases as part of Bannon's push to support "America First" candidates in congressional and gubernatorial races nationwide: Rep.
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We're on track to endorse 150 candidates in this cycle, and there are dozens more passionate, first-time candidates throwing themselves into the political process.
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In fact, the polling shows Trump is so toxic, he may effectively drag down other Republican candidates in otherwise safe seats, including candidates like Rep.
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CPAC is a must-do event on the conservative calendar, with the other candidates and many of the former candidates making an appearance this year.
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Per CNN, de Blasio is expected to beat out his challenger, Republican Nicole Malliotakis and two other candidates who are campaigning as third-party candidates.
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More populated cities were more likely to have multiple candidates running, with smaller, rural cities less likely to field even as many as two candidates.
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The two groups met, and last month, the first two black candidates were added to the 2018 list (more candidates of color have been added).
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For more on the candidates, check out this deep dive from CNN's Lauren Fox, who spent a lot of time with both candidates in April.
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Candidates like Sanders and Trump have sharply criticized big-money campaign donations and candidates associated with the status quo and party establishments have fared poorly.
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Hatch downplayed any fallout for GOP candidates potentially running on the same ticket as Trump because congressional candidates can speak out and differentiate their position.
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"Unity is essential, we have to walk out here unified, not just between the candidates but the groups that support all the candidates," Ellison said.
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For many Republican candidates in 2018, Trump's endorsement is seen as absolutely essential because of its apparent power to boost other primary candidates to victory.
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While Democratic candidates like to talk about making the rich pay their fair share, Republican candidates like to mimic Ronald Reagan's call for lower taxes.
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"Wow, two candidates called last night and said they want to go to my event tonight at Drake University," he tweeted without naming the candidates.
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Voters didn't demand the same qualities in male and female candidates, and the female candidates had to take different actions to prove themselves to voters.
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"The country would probably be more pleased with the vice-presidential candidates than the two candidates at the top," Mr. Curbelo said with a grin.
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Therefore, the election was thrown to later rounds where voters ranked just the two candidates, and the two independent candidates were removed from the ballot.
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That's why the Constitution, in outlining the qualifications for Senate and House candidates, required that candidates have lived in the areas they seek to represent.
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Candidates from smaller parties have complained to the commission, arguing that the threshold is too high for candidates who lack vast resources or name recognition.
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"Wow, two candidates called last night and said they want to go to my event tonight at Drake University," he tweeted without naming the candidates.
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Keep the fundraising outside the Democratic National Committee's control so that the candidates are beholden to his platform, not the establishment business-as-usual candidates.
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On Tuesday, the Democrats nominated two female candidates in Michigan and another Kansas, as well as a number of female candidates in Washington and Missouri.
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In a public filing Monday, Amazon pledged to include "women and minority candidates" in the pool from which the company's board committee selects director candidates.
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But that means three of the top four candidates in most polls are white men, leaving a number of other high-profile women candidates behind.
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Candidates for police officer positions should also be required to pass psychological testing that screens out candidates who display a proclivity for aggression or violence.
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Trump's chosen candidates in Michigan's Republican Senate and gubernatorial primaries on Tuesday both earned the right to face off against Democratic candidates in the fall.
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Together, the candidates and their allies are often overwhelming white candidates — some of whom have complained that they were targeted merely because of their race.
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If we did away with disclosure the public would not know who was supporting candidates, but candidates and their parties might not know this either.
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"Both candidates have a joint fundraising agreement that is exactly like the joint fundraising agreements that we've had with our previous candidates for president," Rep.
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Both parties are running a record number of women candidates for office in this November's elections, though there are more female Democratic candidates than Republicans.
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Take Hawaii and Massachusetts's partial public funding programs for candidates, which, according to Demos, is only used by one in 10 candidates running for office.
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We had candidates running yesterday in districts that Democrats haven't contested in decades, but they were able to win on the strength of the candidates.
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And it's another example of Dems organizing around and investing in candidates at the state level to build a bigger, more diverse bench of candidates.
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While Tupperware's Rick Goings sees how candidates treat his employees, Salesforce's Marc Benioff has been known to see how candidates respond to rapid-fire questions.
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Joe Walsh are both listed as Republican Party candidates in an online state directory of presidential candidates who have officially declared their candidacy in Utah.
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