And Democratic incumbents in the House are perceived more positively than Republican incumbents.
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That makes sense given that incumbents tend to do better than non-incumbents.
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"The next part of the arc is that disrupters become very successful and in some ways turn into incumbents, and then you see two things — battles between incumbents and other incumbents, and a next generation of disrupters tackling incumbents," he said.
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That's because incumbents tend to outperform the national environment, and the majority party usually has more incumbents running.
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Incumbents tend to do better than candidates running in open seats or those taking on so-said incumbents.
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Non-incumbents ran about 2.5 percentage points ahead of the president, while incumbents ran over four points ahead.
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Here are five takeaways from Senate incumbents' and challengers' third quarter fundraising reports: Vulnerable incumbents still raking in millions Vulnerable incumbents, particularly Democrats, are continuing to build on their significant fundraising hauls from previous quarters.
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The GOP is defending only 8 incumbents in the election while Democrats will have 85033 incumbents on the ballot.
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One is incumbency — most incumbents tend to be returned to office, and the GOP simply has more House incumbents.
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All told, 20163 Democratic House incumbents (or 22016% of all incumbents who) received donations from the NRA that cycle.
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The group of Republican incumbents voted to allow their national campaign committee, the Republican Attorneys General Association, to target Democratic incumbents.
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However, trust in financial services incumbents varies depending on geography: 71% of Germans trust incumbents, compared with 48% of consumers in Italy.
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Compared to the simplicity of incumbents, the logos of non-incumbents seem more picturesque when you scroll through them quickly — like tiny landscapes.
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All of them feature incumbents of one form or another, and it's very difficult to defeat incumbents of the opposition party in midterms.
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Don't raise money in support of challengers to sitting incumbents -- nor to the party committees tasked with electing and reelecting those incumbents. 3.
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Only a handful of Republican Senate incumbents will be up in states where Democrats are competitive, and they have their own vulnerable incumbents, too.
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Over the last decade or so, incumbents have run about seven percentage points ahead of non-incumbents from the same party in similar districts.
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Incumbents and quasi-incumbents (like Clinton) have an advantage, through the power of their position, in delaying or suppressing the release of compromising information.
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In the House, Republican incumbents in tough reelection races touted their work on the bill, while in the Senate more Democratic incumbents lauded the progress.
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Still, most GOP incumbents continue to hold cash advantages over their Democratic challengers, with 14 Democratic candidates having more in the bank than Republican incumbents.
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Startups have a lot to learn from the established management and financial practices of incumbents, but incumbents have a lot to learn from startups as well.
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So far, we've seen that the incumbents in this industry have not reacted differently to the internet than incumbents in other industries, but that could change.
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With 10 Democratic Senate incumbents up for reelection in states carried by Trump, the party will likely spare little expense in defending its incumbents, including Manchin.
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Even incumbents were struggling to raise as much as their challengers; more than a dozen Republican incumbents had less cash on hand than their Democratic opponents.
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Incumbents from the party out of power have a better chance of winning reelection than incumbents from the same party that holds the White House, Mehlman found.
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If geographies were companies, Silicon Valley and New York would be the incumbents — successful today and possibly impregnable — and, like all incumbents, their outsized advantages obscure significant vulnerabilities.
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Insurgent candidates lagging in cash amid challenges to incumbents Bannon has vowed to play in GOP primaries, which could give them an extra boost in trying to unseat incumbents.
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But Cuellar has mobilized more endorsements and resources than other endangered incumbents, and taunted Cisneros over her résumé and ideology in a way that 2018's incumbents never dared.
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Although Thursday's endorsements are all for progressive incumbents, the group said it will support more primary challengers to House incumbents in safe blue districts in 2020, and has made Rep.
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He's the favorite at this point given the strength of the economy and the advantage that incumbents normally enjoy, but incumbents sometimes lose and Democrats have a number of strong candidates.
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Tuesday's primaries weren't all bad news for incumbents — Rep.
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This opens an interesting third set of beneficiaries at the incumbent end of the barbell: startups that develop machine learning-driven services in partnership with large incumbents based on these incumbents' data.
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Once small and insignificant to the legacy incumbents, they leveraged their fundamentally re-architected security instrumentation to extend beyond "point solutions" into powerful multi-product suites faster than incumbents could catch drift.
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You are more likely to win if your incumbents don't retire, and incumbents are less likely to retire if they think they have a shot at being part of a majority caucus.
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The openings are significant because incumbents have outperformed non-incumbents of the same party in similar districts by about seven points in the last decade or so, per the New York Times.
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It's a diverse group, including Democratic-leaning districts with relatively strong Republican incumbents, like Dave Reichert in Washington, and Republican-leaning districts with plausibly weak incumbents, like Tom MacArthur in New Jersey.
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New Playbooks New playbooks are continuing to emerge, including creating strategic products for incumbents or using exclusive data leases in exchange for the right to use incumbents' data to develop non-competitive offerings.
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But that pledge may be easier to keep than it sounds: Incumbents generally receive only a small share of their total donations from corporate PACs, and the groups rarely give to non-incumbents.
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Incumbents scoff at the idea that they have it easy.
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Democrats only beat Republican incumbents in New Hampshire and Illinois.
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The Republican incumbents are facing Democratic opposition in the fall.
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That stasis, however, masks looming challenges to the sclerotic incumbents.
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Both defeated male incumbents, Republicans Rod Blum and David Young.
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Incumbents that don't make bold moves will be left behind.
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Tech innovation has long been a challenge for insurance incumbents.
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It's easy to see why incumbents have such an advantage.
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Still, incumbents have good reason to worry about primary challengers.
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House leadership's job is to "protect their incumbents," he added.
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Overall only about a quarter of new members are incumbents.
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I mean, I worry about the strength of the incumbents.
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But in wave years, the parties' incumbents' fortunes sharply diverge.
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The goal is to make vulnerable GOP incumbents like Sens.
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Startups are moving into new industries competing with larger incumbents.
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In Sacramento and Alameda counties, candidates are challenging the incumbents.
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But competition from domestic incumbents is fierce, particularly in China.
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Facebook must contend with incumbents such as Apple and Google.
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Unfortunately for the incumbents, the outlook only worsens from here.
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It's also generally difficult to defeat incumbents in American politics.
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That could mean millions of vehicles less annually for incumbents.
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Skeptics say blockchain may help incumbents rather than disrupt them.
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Rod Blum is one of his party's most endangered incumbents.
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Many Republican House incumbents are on the defensive against Democrats.
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And he has headlined fundraising events for incumbents, including Rep.
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I certainly think it's getting harder to displace the incumbents.
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More incumbents are now likely to face primaries, including Sen.
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I was funding startup companies that were challenging the incumbents.
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People expect incumbents to solve problems, not complain about them.
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Regulation and technology are adding to the challenges for incumbents.
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The first step is to take aim at cosseted incumbents.
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He got his start in politics repeatedly challenging Democratic incumbents.
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And beating three Senate Democratic incumbents is a big deal.
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Both are running for a chance to unseat Republican incumbents.
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And even moderate "blue dog" incumbents, like West Virginia Sen.
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That is why so many incumbents are leery of it.
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No wonder around 90 percent of all incumbents are reelected.
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Strategists in both parties say vulnerable incumbents such as Sen.
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Trump had always been a vexing problem for Republican incumbents.
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In 2014, losing Senate Democratic incumbents such as former Sen.
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Big Tech incumbents are already honing in on the space.
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You'll notice they're all open seats or endangered Republican incumbents.
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Conservatives defend the status quo and the interests of incumbents.
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Unlike other incumbents, Grassley doesn't shy away from Trump's candidacy.
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Laws are designed to keep turnout low and protect incumbents.
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So incumbents have turned to things like national security instead.
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We are not Republicans; we don't block incumbents from challenges.
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"Our job is to support incumbents," the committee chairman wrote.
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Both incumbents are trying to insulate themselves from market shifts.
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Primaries usually yield low turnouts, which tends to favor incumbents.
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Those seats are evenly split between Republican and Democratic incumbents.
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Within six months, the incumbents had to match the price.
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Republicans still have way more incumbents running than Democrats do.
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Incumbents will coast, with no accountability in the general election.
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Some of their more vulnerable incumbents had strong quarters. Reps.
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And they can by threatening incumbents though the nomination process.
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Senior Democratic leadership aides are trying to assure jittery incumbents.
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Democratic female incumbents began their elections in a strong position.
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Cook also shifted some races involving Democratic incumbents, including Reps.
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Of all the Democratic incumbents, Donnelly will be running scared.
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That has led to traditional incumbents rethinking their business strategies.
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Republican incumbents up for renomination in 2018 should all worry.
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No one is safe: not incumbents, not their corrupt consultants.
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Moreover, both incumbents and upstarts affect and influence each other.
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Presidents almost always support congressional incumbents of their own party.
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Both were incumbents; they faced each other because of redistricting.
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Even some Republican incumbents were swept away in the change.
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Elizabeth Esty (D-Conn.) also moves from Likely D to Solid D. Half of the shifts represent Democratic incumbents who are now safer; the other half are GOP incumbents who are now more threatened.
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When I asked why he believes banning political ads would favor incumbents, Zuckerberg admitted, "You're right that incumbents can raise more money," and he wasn't sure there'd been a comprehensive study on the matter.
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For Western incumbents, the greater risk may lie closer to home.
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"Sunny days benefit the challengers more than the incumbents," he said.
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These overlooked areas offer fertile ground for incumbents and startups alike.
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But the bigger incumbents will likely keep racing to the bottom.
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Incumbents are also trying more subtle ways to quell urban unrest.
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The first is that in practice incumbents have an unfair advantage.
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Incumbents may benefit from a preference for the devil you know.
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The biggest threat that incumbents face is to their bottom line.
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What the West needs is dynamism and openness, not happier incumbents.
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Faced with competition from firms like Quandl, incumbents are doing more.
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They are choosing populist, new or special-interest parties, not incumbents.
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This structure has stalled innovation, protected incumbents and imposed tremendous costs.
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Most of those incumbents are expected to easily win re-election.
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Some of the House GOP's most vulnerable incumbents like Illinois Rep.
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It is about creating new markets more so than displacing incumbents.
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And 32 women remain in the running, including four women incumbents.
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All that news helps incumbents, which this year means the GOP.
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Since incumbents are generally reelected, markets don't panic nearly as much.
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The large incumbents are still in closed looped, isolated BMS systems.
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My heart has always been with the insurgents, not the incumbents.
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Almost three-quarters of all races had incumbents on the ballot.
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And those wanting to reform the system must challenge those incumbents.
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Incumbents have always had a tendency to grow fat and complacent.
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It took a long time for the incumbents to embrace streaming.
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This tends to channel funds and contracts to politically connected incumbents.
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Perhaps most obviously, 82% of incumbents seeking re-election were men.
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They are targeting Republican incumbents for their vote to repeal ObamaCare.
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Fintechs have already dethroned US incumbents as the biggest mortgage originators.
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EMILY's List has endorsed 12 Democratic incumbents and candidates for Senate.
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Decisions by a pair of high-profile House GOP incumbents, Reps.
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Meanwhile America's political system is riddled with lobbyists cheerleading for incumbents.
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Joe Donnelly, one of the most endangered incumbents in the country.
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It's not because brokerage incumbents have their heads in the sand.
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Republican incumbents long thought to be in danger include Illinois Gov.
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The ads for Democratic opponents of Republican incumbents virtually write themselves.
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Incumbents such as Cummins have unveiled their own electric truck prototypes.
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Two other high-profile Republican incumbents facing tough re-elections -- Rep.
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The veteran incumbents are among the most conservative in the House.
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The two incumbents who've lost in modern times offer contrasting lessons.
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The incumbents who successfully survived FDR's purge attempt included Democratic Sens.
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Conversely, nine elected incumbents have won reelection in the last century.
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Democratic incumbents in North Dakota, Indiana and Missouri had all lost.
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Other Republican districts with big name incumbents have even narrower margins.
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The 17th District features a rarity in congressional elections: two incumbents.
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New fintechs are driving fees lower, which puts pressures on incumbents.
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Incumbents have already started lowering data prices ahead of Jio's entry.
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It's difficult to measure if incumbents are struggling on this front.
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Are you seriously considering taking on the incumbents in the industry?
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Several Democratic incumbents are locked in tough campaigns for re-election.
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Some incumbents and challengers may not opt to follow the guidelines.
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Additionally, interest groups in Washington are incentivized to bet on incumbents.
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Yet in 2016, 97 percent of incumbents who ran were reelected.
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They have them lawyers ... Complexity favors the wealthy and the incumbents.
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And impress upon voters just how extreme the incumbents had become.
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Voters decided to throw most incumbents out, men and women alike.
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Cruz is an incumbent, and incumbents usually receive an added boost.
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It suggests that previously safe Republican incumbents in Orange County, Calif.
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"2017 has mostly incumbents running; 2013 had hardly any," she said.
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Trump faces four powerful incumbents in the Democratic party among Sens.
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The term may work well to describe the perception of incumbents.
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Republicans argue their incumbents are well prepared and have strong records.
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But some of those red-state Democratic incumbents, such as Sens.
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"No question, these are strong incumbents," one national Democratic strategist said.
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There are far fewer vulnerable GOP incumbents on the ballot. Sen.
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Republicans held down their losses because their incumbents did pretty well.
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Among the incumbents on their early target list are California Rep.
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It's not democrats or republicans, it's incumbents from all political stripes.
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The prospects for Senate Democratic incumbents running in 2018 are strong.
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Incumbents rarely lose, and defeating a sitting Speaker is even rarer.
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It would nurture entrepreneurial start-ups and stop protecting legacy incumbents.
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Meanwhile, only two GOP challengers brought in more than Democratic incumbents.
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He lists 11 GOP incumbents in races that currently lean Republican.
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Everything else being equal, incumbents say they should get first priority.
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The incumbents still could face tough competition ahead of their reelections.
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In sum, 50 percent of the incumbents embroiled in scandals survived.
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Its first purpose is to help Republican incumbents get re-elected.
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We don&apost always correct statements from politicians, candidates, or incumbents.
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A lot of people are saying incumbents do not want competition.
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But none of the vulnerable incumbents are running that way now.
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But threats now seem to loom for numerous New York incumbents.
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Unfortunately for them, though, at least three of those incumbents lost.
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It also says something about the strength of the sports incumbents.
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The big picture: The incumbents who lost were mostly predictable because they were the most vulnerable all long: House Republican incumbents in districts Hillary Clinton won in 2016 and red-state Democratic senators in Trump country.
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After Democrats in 2016 failed to oust Republican Senate incumbents in Wisconsin, Ohio and Pennsylvania, the GOP now is mounting major challenges against Democratic incumbents in Missouri, Indiana, North Dakota, West Virginia, Ohio, Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania.
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Women incumbents in Alabama and Iowa also advanced to the general election.
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"You had a lot of incumbents getting very scary polling," Ward recounts.
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Together, they are unbundling the roles of banks and other financial incumbents.
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Colin Allred and Lizzie Fletcher — beat Republican incumbents in suburban Texas districts.
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Twenty-two Democratic female candidates won their respective primaries (including four incumbents).
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The GOP has become a fully purchased subsidiary of big energy incumbents.
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Incumbents are demanding that online rivals obey rules that constrain everyone else.
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Go deeper: Planned Parenthood's plan to take down GOP incumbents in 2018.
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The six Republican incumbents down in the NYT/Sienna College polls: Rep.
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REGULATION helps incumbents, which have the resources to comply, but hurts newcomers.
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The incumbents have certainly had quieter off-season breaks than their challengers.
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Incumbents have had to cut their prices to protect their market share.
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Elections in Nigeria in 2015 and Ghana last year saw incumbents fall.
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And he's watching from the outside as Amazon battles the industry incumbents.
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As incumbents like Symantec and HP stumble, failing to adapt, newcomers benefit.
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"Don't expect the incumbents to take JetBlue's European holiday peacefully," he said.
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It is true that some incumbents and centrists also did reasonably well.
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Well, Sony finally has an answer to the incumbents in its A9.
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Airbnb, Uber, Slack and other "unicorns" have faced down competition from incumbents.
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Unilateral sanctions might benefit incumbents, but would restrict choice and harm passengers.
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Even so, regulators across the world still think the system coddles incumbents.
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Incumbents have good reason to hoard the best spots on the schedule.
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The largest firms already have the scale to take on multinational incumbents.
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It's often difficult for these incumbents to figure out how to respond.
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And it should make dating app incumbents like Tinder and Bumble anxious.
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"It's like boiling a frog," Rachleff said of the Wall Street incumbents.
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Johnson, considered among the most endangered incumbents as he faces former Sen.
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Today, incumbents find it easier to make hay for longer (see Briefing).
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Larger incumbents have already begun to dip into the cloud kitchen opportunity.
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The tobacco industry incumbents are likely to dominate the smoked marijuana market.
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Four incumbents face credible threats in their home districts, led by Rep.
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Ten Democratic incumbents are running in seats Donald Trump won in 2016.
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Forty Republican incumbents have at least three of the six risk factors.
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Orrin Hatch to the ranks of incumbents he plans to take on.
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Claire McCaskill -- one of the Democratic incumbents viewed as vulnerable this year.
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All this adds up to a serious squeeze on the industry's incumbents.
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But, especially among vulnerable incumbents, the reception has been tentative at best.
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In Rhode Island, two Democratic House incumbents are expected to prevail easily.
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And that year, long-term incumbents lost in state races as well.
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All but one of the buys are aimed at protecting vulnerable incumbents.
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Thirty-one Democrats running in Solid Republican districts are challenging Republican incumbents.
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In closely contested House races, Republican incumbents appeared to be holding on.
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So far, the Congressional Leadership Fund has largely focused on protecting incumbents.
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We're also only looking at races without incumbents when examining special elections.
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Left-wing incumbents were re-elected, or their handpicked replacements won handily.
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TV. But Hinojosa pointed to the popularity of Democratic incumbents like Sen.
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That is the question confronting several GOP incumbents, including New Jersey Rep.
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But farther south, the President's rhetoric might hurt GOP incumbents like Rep.
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The incumbents are absolutely vulnerable in a way they've never been before.
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Complex rules and lengthy processes discourage innovators, favor incumbents, and block competition.
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My objection is not that incumbents never fail — that would be absurd.
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Nineteen Democratic women are challenging incumbents in their own party in primaries.
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Doug Jones — viewed as one of Democrats' most vulnerable incumbents — in November.
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The Democrats' 26 included 10 incumbents in states that President Trump carried.
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Successful incumbents are proficient at using WebEx, Outlook, and Intranet/Internet tools.
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Incumbents in nearly every instance kept their seats; new Democratic candidates prevailed.
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Incumbents would be able to focus on governing as well as campaigning.
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And the Republicans in Indiana and Missouri both ousted Democratic Senate incumbents.
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But incumbents who go on the offense early can and will win.
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Democratic incumbents also face more conservative electorates in Missouri, Indiana and Montana.
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The numbers, which include incumbents, represent a record high for both parties.
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Incumbents are being forced to reinvent services to remain competitive with fintechs.
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It previously endorsed five GOP Senate incumbents seeking reelection this cycle: Sens.
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The left-wing candidates lagged primary opponents in challenges to Republican incumbents.
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But the category is massive, with many more incumbents left to disrupt.
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But Democrats now have an energetic faction actively challenging insufficiently progressive incumbents.
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They'll get a few additional top opportunities if more Republican incumbents retire.
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Now Democrats are turning that health care issue against incumbents like Barr.
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Research also shows campaign money helps challengers more than it does incumbents.
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Those double hurdles are exceedingly unusual for most incumbents in congressional elections.
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Both Collier and Nelson were up against Republican incumbents like O'Rourke was.
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Dozens of Democratic women — incumbents and newcomers alike — are rallying behind Rep.
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Banning political ads favors incumbents and whoever the media chooses to cover.
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Banning political ads favors incumbents and whoever the media chooses to cover.
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Incumbents are already at a huge advantage in the American electoral system.
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In 2016, incumbents sought re-election in 90% of U.S. House districts.
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If the national environment deteriorates further for Republicans, other incumbents — like Sen.
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Katherine Clark (MA), running for caucus vice chair, donated $120,000 to more than 113 Democratic incumbents and challengers, while the LPAC of her rival, Pete Aguilar (CA), gave just $16,000 to 15 House incumbents and first-time candidates.
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Over time, we will probably see more fintechs dipping into incumbents' market share, likely increasing competition in the region and forcing incumbents to revamp their own offerings to remain relevant in an attempt to defend their market share.
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But in almost all cases, competitive House primaries involving incumbents, of either party, come about as a result of redistricting (two incumbents put in the same district, or an incumbent running in a new, unfamiliar district) or scandal.
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Said another way, going into the third quarter, Republican Senate challengers had raised about 34 percent of what the Democratic incumbents had, but the Democratic Senate challengers had posted nearly 96 percent of the amount raised by Republican incumbents.
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As a general rule, startups tend to be better at this than incumbents.
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Republican incumbents Richard Burr and Todd Young lead in North Carolina and Indiana.
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The redistricting that followed the red wave of 2010 had fortified GOP incumbents.
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Khanna himself earned his seat on his third primary attempt against entrenched incumbents.
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Five Republican women candidates were the winners of their primaries (including three incumbents).
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Incumbents return the favor by voting for legislation that benefits these mega-donors.
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But incumbents are unlikely to change a system which works in their favour.
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Hewitt was recruited to go after Democratic incumbents on behalf of the PAC.
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Liberal groups are using net neutrality as an issue to criticize Republican incumbents.
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In Virginia, at least four House Republican incumbents should be vulnerable in November.
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However, many of those incumbents have declined to support the Grassley-Wyden bill.
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Because of how congressional boundaries are drawn, most incumbents hold relatively safe seats.
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Which incumbents will decide to retire, or to gun for even higher office?
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Jones is considered one of the most vulnerable incumbents on the board. Rep.
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All but one of those races -- Nevada -- involves Republican incumbents viewed as vulnerable.
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Heitkamp is one of the most endangered Democratic incumbents in the November elections.
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But much current discussion concerns, instead, the choice of incumbents such as Sens.
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According to the analytics platform Second Measure, Airbnb is rapidly surpassing hospitality incumbents.
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First, some sort of environmental catastrophe wiped out many of the previous incumbents.
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The old money (think Koch Brothers) backs powerful incumbents against clean energy challengers.
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But at the moment, that market is dominated by incumbents Nvidia and Intel.
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Major incumbents like Charles Schwab and Fidelity have battled for lower fees since.
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If so, the incumbents may need to improve their own clunky online services.
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Incumbents Roy Blunt in Missouri and Pat Toomey won as well, CNN projects.
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It would then be easier for newcomers to recruit talent away from incumbents.
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In the House, entrenched incumbents padded their fundraising leads over any potential challengers.
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In the meantime, insurtech startups typically have to work with those same incumbents.
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As Mr Stopford notes, incumbents did badly last time technological change swept logistics.
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If the incumbents want to fight, the customer relationship is theirs to lose.
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But Pepper is taking customers away from all Israel's incumbents, she points out.
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Startups that cannot undercut incumbents on price must differentiate themselves in other ways.
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These lawsuits suggest incumbents are more concerned than they're letting on in public.
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Tesla is built on it; some incumbents, like Volkswagen, are thoroughly on board.
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They will be running against entrenched Republican incumbents or in conservative-leaning districts.
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Existing incumbents like Blackboard have forums features, but the community is often moribund.
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Expect to see software incumbents dethroned by mobile-first — or mobile-smart — upstarts.
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Others think the incumbents will eventually buy the most successful haulage-broker apps.
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We definitely want to support some key incumbents who are up for election.
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Democrats have to defend a ton of Trump Belt Senate incumbents in 2018.
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Like other monopolistic incumbents, Comcast prefers to rig the market in its favor.
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And they would do well to recognize that they are the incumbents now.
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These incumbents figure Trump voters are more likely to support tea party challengers.
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This approach will broadly develop internal talent to succeed incumbents across the enterprise.
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IBM said the incumbents had become better at spotting and acquiring nascent disruptors.
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On the Senate side, Democratic incumbents in states Trump carried -- including Missouri Sen.
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Jeff Flake, two endangered incumbents already facing primary challenges in the 2018 midterms.
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The obvious conclusion is that the American economy is too cosy for incumbents.
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Copyright and patent laws should be loosened to prevent incumbents milking old discoveries.
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The growth in regulation has also played into the hands of powerful incumbents.
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Besides, anything innovative a challenger does will be copied by incumbents eventually anyway.
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At least 14 Democratic candidates have more cash on hand than Republican incumbents.
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J&J's consumer business has struggled along with other incumbents in the space.
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Still, some GOP incumbents have a lot of cash on hand, including Rep.
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Overall, Democrats have to defend 2628 incumbents while Republicans have to protect nine.
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Unlike other vulnerable incumbents, Heitkamp hasn't endured the same attacks from the president.
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Here are the five incumbents most at risk of losing a primary: Rep.
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Incumbents have big advantages in name recognition and usually fundraising in House races.
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Dean Heller from Nevada is one of the most endangered incumbents this cycle.
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This isn't the first time PillPack has had to take on industry incumbents.
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McConnell hatched his own plan to give incumbents ammunition for their reelection bids.
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Between 1960 and 2010, nearly 95 percent of House incumbents won re-election.
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Newman was even endorsed by incumbents Jan Schakowsky, Luis Gutierrez, and Bernie Sanders.
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And their incumbents are defending 10 seats in states President Donald Trump won.
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Republicans have outflanked Democrats by taking control of redistricting and fortifying their incumbents.
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It does mean that many GOP incumbents are on their heels this year.
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About 80% of Republican incumbents performed better given the lean of the district.
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Incumbents are running in seven of the 10 seats being defended by Democrats.
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Outside of Jones in Alabama, the list of targeted Democratic incumbents is short.
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This last point is important: Incumbents do not just win — they get stronger.
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When these incumbents last faced election in 2012, some of them, like Sen.
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Republican campaign strategists, however, are warning the incumbents to walk a fine line.
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Republicans have strong incumbents running in several of those districts, such as Rep.
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Personal mobility is a huge space with many incumbents vying for market share.
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Incumbents hold an advantage in every statewide race included in the poll. Sen.
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Rod Blum (R-Iowa), one of the most vulnerable GOP incumbents this cycle.
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In 2017, Ally's deposits base grew 16%, while those of incumbents declined 4%.
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This favored incumbents and candidates with policy achievements in previous posts, Djayadi said.
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And that's how Pelosi would slowly start picking off incumbents -- one by one.
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Plus, Bannon has continued his threats to challenge many Republican incumbents in primaries.
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Greg Abbott can help pull some of their vulnerable House incumbents to victory.
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Disruption is fundamentally an underdog story, propelling entrepreneurs and infusing fear into incumbents.
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Consumer sentiment also sits at a level often associated with incumbents winning reelection.
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Trumpian capitalism has produced a strong economy and incumbents usually get re-elected.
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For good reason, even Ries isn't convinced that he can dislodge the incumbents.
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First, Sestak endorsed several primary challengers to Democratic incumbents in the 22 elections.
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Some of Mr. Trump's policies are making it difficult for incumbents as well.
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But while Mr. Schumer is busy recruiting, Republican incumbents are busy raising money.
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The short campaign season — by law it lasts just 12 days — favors incumbents.
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A handful of House incumbents facing the toughest intraparty races of their careers.
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By then, incumbents had often won both primaries and ran in November unopposed.
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Two incumbents — Pete Roskam and Dana Rohrabacher — even had a negative favorability rating.
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Some districts hit by retaliatory tariffs switched to Democratic candidates from Republican incumbents.
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They blew past that number, unseating five incumbents and winning three open seats.
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Sometimes the melancholy incumbents wear party hats; sometimes the diner floats in space.
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Several incumbents, including one of the Council's three Republican members, faced serious threats.
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But the incumbents are facing unknown candidates, most with little or no money.
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Republicans are also expected to mount serious efforts against two Democratic incumbents, Sens.
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Because Senate Democrats have lots and lots of vulnerable incumbents up in November.
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DePasquale, Tipirneni, Long and Davis all outraised GOP incumbents in the third quarter.
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Other companies said they want to move into healthcare without competing with incumbents.
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The personalized nutrition opportunity has not been lost on current food company incumbents.
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There are 10 Democratic incumbents running in states that Trump won in 2016.
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Democratic incumbents in Indiana, Missouri and North Dakota face much tougher electoral winds.
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An accurate Census deserves fair laws that do not privilege incumbents over voters.
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Trump called for voters to protect GOP incumbents up for reelection this cycle.
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We expect to see all the incumbents, primarily the majors, jostling for position.
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Incumbents and other candidates for office should take note -- it's also good politics.
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But critics say both incumbents were slow to respond to the new competition.
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Cornyn also questioned whether Moore's success necessarily bodes trouble for other GOP incumbents.
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Democratic incumbents are defending Senate seats in 10 states Trump won in 2016.
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The choice between established incumbents and new entrants is neither easy nor clear.
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Two of their opponents are experienced incumbents, which makes all that even harder.
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Those moves jibe with a series of changes CNN made to its own House ratings on Thursday -- with a handful of Democratic incumbents moving off the competitive list entirely and several Republican incumbents -- including New York's Claudia Tenney in more trouble.
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CNN has collected data of polls of races rated as a Toss Up or Lean in CNN race ratings in which incumbents are running, women are supporting the Democratic candidate more often than they did in the incumbents' race in 2012.
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The result is a highly fragmented education software market with some big established incumbents.
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Mint House is entering a crowded market dominated by Airbnb and monstrous industry incumbents.
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Streaming incumbents are feeling the pressure from new entrants and increasingly blowing through cash.
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All of them challenged incumbents, and none of them were backed by the establishment.
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This cycle, more than 25 percent of all PAC spending has gone to incumbents.
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And a bipartisan gerrymander is a redistricting meant to protect incumbents of both parties.
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But Robinhood is also encountering renewed competition as both startups and incumbents wise up.
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The party needs a net gain of 23 seats now held by GOP incumbents.
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But few Democratic incumbents are getting serious primary challenges for ideological reasons this cycle.
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Kevin Yoder, who is looking like one of the more vulnerable incumbents this year.
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Smaller competitors building new fiber networks often rely on incumbents' infrastructure to fill gaps.
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The ban on corporate donations has made it harder for newcomers to challenge incumbents.
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Several incumbents, including some reliable Emanuel allies, were ousted in the February 26th election.
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Cory Gardner who was already among the most vulnerable GOP incumbents in the country.
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Startups that have struggled to gain market share often team up with big incumbents.
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" Zuckerberg struck back at finance incumbents, saying "I think that the U.S. financial industry . . .
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Startups would be handicapped by the advantages of scale held by the internet incumbents.
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According to Politico, Republicans are also eyeing cutting off vulnerable incumbents like moderate Rep.
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John Mica as two incumbents who are facing stronger than expected re-election contests.
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Pat Meehan and Charlie Dent are more likely to flip, Republican incumbents like Rep.
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Some 242 Republican incumbents are defending House seats in districts Trump won in 22014.
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Eight of those races feature Republican incumbents aiming to hold on to their seats.
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In the past, you could usurp incumbents by fundamentally improving on a core technology.
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They include the incumbents in supply-chain management like Oracle, SAP and the rest.
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Incumbents typically prefer primaries, which allow them to harness votes beyond the party base.
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This is great news for consumers and businesses, and troubling for flat-flooted incumbents.
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Your competitors include other private companies and larger established incumbents with massive sales organizations.
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Important GOP-held seats with incumbents facing challenges are the 50th District, where Rep.
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But will it be a threat to incumbents, like pharmacy benefits managers and insurers?
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" "There's no going back for vulnerable incumbents and candidates who've pledged to support Trump.
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Normally delegates are incumbents so they know who wants to be on that ballot.
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Another definition of success is a shift in the voting habits of Republican incumbents.
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Creative destruction rolls over incumbents, and society is usually better off as a result.
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Worse, these tend to accrue to more dominant firms, notably old fixed-line incumbents.
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The incumbents expected Jio's data rates to be lower than what they charge now.
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In some countries, budget carriers have been kept at bay by state-run incumbents.
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Previously safe Republican incumbents in the suburbs of Philadelphia, Miami and Orange County, Calif.
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This could prove a challenge too great for incumbents, despite their efforts, Jonas said.
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Last quarter's numbers showed 22019 GOP House incumbents were outraised by their Democratic challengers.
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Plus, the House Democrats' campaign arm has stressed it will unconditionally support all incumbents.
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Some Republican incumbents in California congressional races are reportedly lagging in their fundraising efforts.
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The program offers fundraising and organizational assistance to its most vulnerable incumbents seeking reelection.
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"Those offices will remain open regardless of who criticizes or runs against our incumbents."
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Gives an overview of how digital health is enabling incumbents to overcome industry challenges.
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Incumbents have responded by acquiring or investing in start-ups working on the technology.
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Just as the frequency of midterm losses is overwhelming, so too incumbents' reelection rate.
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Those states are home to five of 2018's most vulnerable Democratic incumbents: Sens.
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That's far more than the roughly $6.1 million raised, on average, by GOP incumbents.
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Newcomers will also have a higher limit than incumbents in the 3.5 GHz band.
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Last month, Curtin wrote that "most incumbents" have won during peaks in consumer sentiment.
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The second phase favours the incumbents, Ms Rometty believes, and is starting about now.
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Washington (CNN)The incumbents won the night in several highly watched races Tuesday night.
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Going into the night, four incumbents had already lost this year -- with Republican Reps.
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If picked, Mr Powell—also an Obama appointee—would stand out from recent incumbents.
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Bush has stumped for other GOP incumbents and Senate hopefuls this cycle, including Rep.
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While Uber Freight is quickly threatening trucking incumbents, it's yet to turn a profit.
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"The numbers are even starker in the districts without Democratic incumbents," Elena Schneider reported.
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Democratic congressional candidates are raising more money than Republicans, more even than Republican incumbents.
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He outperformed about 85% of Republican incumbents given the presidential lean of the district.
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But McConnell's most vulnerable Senate incumbents come from states that Obama won in 2012.
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What's good for other digital freight brokers or the incumbents is good for us.
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So what about when these incumbents have actually been succeeding in the DFM area?
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First, they knew they shared more in common with their constituents than the incumbents.
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"I don't think [Love's] really secured the district as incumbents often do," he added.
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Incumbents will alter their messages to be less policy focused and more ideologically rigid.
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A handful of other Republican incumbents facing difficult races were running better than expected.
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And first-time candidates often must challenge entrenched incumbents who are also their bosses.
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So far, these upstart candidates underperformed against the incumbents when it comes to fundraising.
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Only a handful of incumbents were defeated during the entire decade of 2628-28503.
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But red-state incumbents aren't the only Democrats worried about embracing single payer. Sen.
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Already, the President has privately offered his support for a few incumbents, including Sens.
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Incumbents have used this approach time and time again, from FDR to Barack Obama.
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Democrats scored two big victories over GOP incumbents their last year — ousting longtime Reps.
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Regulators tend to be cautious folks, so more often than not, they favor incumbents.
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Nelson is considered to be one of the most endangered Democratic incumbents in 2018.
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About 71% of incumbents' donations come from non-constituents, compared to 65% of challengers.
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Incumbents typically adopt a concept of pointing to their team and what they've accomplished.
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When the campaign season began, Mr. Issa was on nobody's list of vulnerable incumbents.
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We have 24 members up and only 10 Democrats, but they're very popular incumbents.
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They're already hoping to knock off incumbents in Colorado, Arizona, Maine and North Carolina.
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Two other female House candidates fell short in their efforts to unseat entrenched incumbents.
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Besides campaigns and incumbents, other aspects of the party apparatus have been targeted, too.
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And will Republican incumbents run ahead of the national party by enough to survive?
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The party has missed opportunities to raise the profile and influence of women incumbents.
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They're on offense; a lot of Republican incumbents are up for reelection in 2020.
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Challenges to incumbents are notoriously hard to win, in primaries and in general elections.
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In Florida, two challengers, Lauren Baer and Mary Barzee Flores, lost to Republican incumbents.
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It was a good night for several minority Democratic candidates running against Republican incumbents.
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In fact, Republican incumbents fared better on average in districts with higher unemployment rates.
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Democratic challengers out-raised Republican incumbents in 92 races in the last three months.
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One reason is the economics of serving the underserved is not favorable to incumbents.
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The market is dominated by Chinese incumbents moving from internal-combustion vehicles to EVs.
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Previously safe Republican incumbents in the suburbs of Philadelphia, Miami and Orange County, Calif.
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As it is, none of these incumbents will be easy for Democrats to defeat.
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But sheltering incumbents means upholding a status quo that is unrepresentative of today's America.
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But incumbents have few reasons to change the rules that got them their jobs.
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In the Senate, two incumbents and one Republican challenger who rejected Mr. Trump lost.
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Royce and Issa represent prime examples of Republican incumbents in the line of fire.
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Democrats have their own difficulties, however, with 85033 incumbents running in states Trump carried.
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Democrats will defend 13 incumbents next year, though most are in safely blue states.
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In addition, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee only supports House incumbents, not their challengers.
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"This is not a wave knocking out all sorts of Republican incumbents," he added.
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The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, which typically protects incumbents, has sat his race out.
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Additionally, ten House Democratic incumbents won re-election in 2018 representing seats Trump carried.
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Mr. McConnell said that was impossible — Republican primary challengers could use it against incumbents.
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One of the things we found is the disruption seldom comes from the incumbents.
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Bannon has threatened to back primary challengers to Republican congressional incumbents who displease him.
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Multiple Republican senators said they would meet with Garland, including vulnerable incumbents like Sens.
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If two Democratic incumbents lose, the party essentially loses its path to the majority.
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They will be running their own candidates and, at times, challenging incumbents in primaries.
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Fewer businesses are being started, and the newcomers are having less success unseating incumbents.
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They're mainly Democratic-tilting districts with weak Republican incumbents or no incumbent at all.
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Major incumbents like Charles Schwab and Fidelity have slashed fees to zero commissions since.
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Enter Nixon, who used hers -- early and often -- to rail against the turncoat incumbents.
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The D.C.C.C.'s blacklist against people working to oust incumbents has caused untold damage.
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The Alabama result will only increase the scrutiny on other GOP incumbents, including Sens.
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Incumbents not badly damaged by scandal or too lazy to raise money would win.
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This "reform" is nonsensical and benefits incumbents over small businesses — opposite of encouraging innovation.
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In effect, incumbents could eliminate the incentive for independent ISPs to operate at all.
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It can be overcome, but it won't be easy for these two Democratic incumbents.
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That is because incumbents have a head start before the first dollar is spent.
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Hill Senior Reporter Mike Lillis discusses the progressive challengers battling congressional incumbents in 85033.
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The incumbents are likely to respond by lowering their own tariffs to retain customers.
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Thune said he expects the NRSC will spend resources in primaries to defend incumbents.
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With incumbents increasingly hard to defeat, open seats are potentially momentous pick-up opportunities.
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So it's not to protect the incumbents but it's actually about protecting the consumer.
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They are the First and Eighth Districts, where incumbents aren't running for re-election.
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Six other endorsed candidates — three incumbents and three freshmen — also made it to Congress.
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In fact, many incumbents who are not supporting Trump are outperforming our GOP nominee.
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Already, two formidable Republican incumbents who've each been in Congress for 22010 years — Rep.
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But it is for Shahidi, and it comes with its own challenges — and incumbents.
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For those of you keeping score at home, that's 97 percent of incumbents reelected.
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Their stance has made them the most vulnerable incumbents heading into Tuesday's primary election.
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In Australia robo-advice products are being developed both by startups and industry incumbents.
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Brian FitzpatrickBrian K. FitzpatrickHouse Democrats targeting six more Trump districts for 2020 Ensuring quality health care for those with intellectual disabilities and autism House Democrats target 2020 GOP incumbents in new ad MORE (R), one of the most vulnerable incumbents this cycle.
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As they add more personal finance management features to differentiate themselves from incumbents beyond their high interest rates, we expect their rapid growth to continue, which could eventually force incumbents to respond with their own features incentivizing customers to stick with them.
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First, data and intellectual-property regimes should be used to fuel innovation, not protect incumbents.
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As incumbents mull their response, some hope the European interlopers' ambition will be their undoing.
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Both parties have a few good opportunities to unseat incumbents in the next congressional elections.
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And the reality is, voters don't like to punish incumbents when the economy feels fine.
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One might assume that incumbents are nearly invincible because they pay attention to their constituents.
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Microsoft is making a grand entrance, while cashed-up incumbents watch closely from the sidelines.
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But he says the difference is incumbents often prioritize profit over customers and environmental health.
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Additionally, legislators are instructed not to draw maps that "unduly" favor one party or incumbents.
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Democrats are raising more money, and polling better, than Republican incumbents in battleground after battleground.
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Several Republican incumbents facing challenges from teacher candidates did not respond to calls for comment.
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If larger compliance teams are needed to keep censors happy, that too will help incumbents.
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As such, incumbents are now actively investing in, acquiring, and collaborating with their fintech rivals.
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The goal was to get something done in August to help embattled incumbents like Blum.
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The campaign will include a national cable and digital ad buy targeting vulnerable Democrat incumbents.
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Incumbents with large proprietary data sets in more traditional industries are beginning to follow suit.
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" Today: "Banning political ads would favor incumbents and whoever the media decided to cover most.
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Incumbents such as Nexi face competition from newcomers tapping new technologies for alternative payment methods.
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That's nowhere near what TheKnot or other incumbents have in numbers, but it's a start.
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Many startups will try to ride the trend, as will incumbents such as hardware makers.
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When Amazon entered markets like bookselling or groceries, its competition proved highly disruptive to incumbents.
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Some of the index constituents are auto-industry incumbents, like Ford Motor and Delphi Automotive.
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Adapting will be hard on incumbents, but customers have a lot to look forward to.
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Some argue that tech incumbents are best suited to bring industry-specific solutions to bear.
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According to Politifact, roughly 95% of congressional incumbents running in the 2014 were re-elected.
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But in the longer term the result may be to change the way incumbents work.
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Similarly, all four of Utah's incumbents are from the GOP and electorally safe this cycle.
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Incumbents, meanwhile, use patronage and control of the machinery of government to help their campaigns.
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Six other incumbents wound up winning in states that Trump took in 2016 including Sens.
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It is not clear whether the former incumbents would run, or how they would perform.
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With Studio, InVision is taking on incumbents like Adobe and other newcomers such as Sketch.
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The tale of the incumbents is likewise illustrative of the power of a Trump endorsement.
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Let's assume, for the sake of argument, that all four of the incumbents above lose.
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Incumbents Space Exploration Technologies and Orbital ATK are vying with privately owned Sierra Nevada Corp.
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Unfortunately in these areas the oil incumbents have little or no advantage over other competitors.
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Across the map, Democratic candidates are using tactics designed to play up GOP incumbents' absence.
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But in the party's state and congressional primaries, incumbents and establishment frontrunners just keep winning.
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They want to protect incumbents, such as taxi drivers; he knows that consumers like Uber.
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Sometimes the old ways are better – until someone makes something far better than the incumbents.
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Campaigns with incumbents running may be particularly less exciting, especially for the party in power.
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Nadal also argues that his system has major speed advantages over some of the incumbents.
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In the past few months, Republican Senate incumbents have generally remained slightly ahead in polls.
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"Voters consistently and systematically punish incumbents for conditions beyond their control," conclude Achen and Bartels.
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Startups are also competing with incumbents by building better interfaces to sell policies via smartphones.
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Since 7003 incumbents have been ejected peacefully at the ballot box at least 2700 times.
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The incumbents have seen sales in their core business stagnate or drop in recent years.
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But the eventual winner would face many of the same obstacles as the incumbents do.
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Democrats, though, have 10 incumbents running for re-election in states Trump won in 2016.
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"Many of the areas where [Republicans] beat incumbents are in working-class districts," Jenkins said.
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Plus, Trump's underwater approval ratings could hurt GOP incumbents running in competitive districts and states.
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Two Democrats were reelected and two Democratic challengers ousted Republican incumbents, according to The Republic.
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At least 20 Republican incumbents have scrubbed their websites to soften their pro-repeal rhetoric.
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This year, races for GOP-held seats without incumbents vary in how competitive they appear.
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Johnson, a Republican from Wisconsin, is considered one of the most vulnerable incumbents this year.
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Even in states that lean toward the president's party, these incumbents are 39 for 42.
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Democratic strategists say the omnibus spending bill will beef up these incumbents' résumés for November.
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Will incumbents be punished for an attempted purge of the academy's older, less active members?
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Both incumbents had very good liberal voting records that were no match for younger challengers.
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What's a hot-button litmus test issue among progressives trying to take out moderate incumbents?
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And large incumbents have matched that Silicon Valley interest with their own apps and technology.
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"We envision a 3-5 player oligopoly with a mix of tech platforms and incumbents."
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He has been working to field primary challengers to a number of GOP Senate incumbents.
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I'll add one: liberal (or progressive) challenges to well-established congressional incumbents in New York.
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And the new map landed two incumbents running against each other in the same district.
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The senator is one of 10 Democratic incumbents running in states Trump won in 2016.
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Although liberal primary challengers have struggled, they have succeeded in forcing incumbents to shift leftward.
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Logistics incumbents like J.B. Hunt, XPO Logistics, and C.H. Robinson also are developing brokerage technologies.
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But GOP incumbents, currently dispersed across the country, are struggling to deliver a unified message.
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Not a single Democrat, including the red state incumbents, voted in support of the bill.
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GOP incumbents will likely face tough races in Arizona, Colorado, Iowa, Maine and North Carolina.
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Although Tuesday's election was a stunning defeat for Democrats, all competing CHC incumbents won reelection.
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Lack of credibility was a massive problem for incumbents — making 2018 far tougher than 2016.
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There are 56 women who are challenging incumbents, 47 are Democrats and nine are Republicans.
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"They're all conservatives, but they're not shouting, radical conservatives," Ingram said of the present incumbents.
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The memo specifically points to districts where GOP incumbents won by double digits in 2016.
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Right now, a few powerful incumbents have a de facto monopoly on the education market.
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And incumbents were frequently rewarded at the ballot box for being part of the solution.
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There's a fair share of incumbents, but we're pretty compelled by the approach they're taking.
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He is urging vulnerable incumbents to distance themselves from Trump and run their own races.
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In Washington state, four seats are up for grabs, including two held by female incumbents.
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About 80% of all Republican held seats up for grabs this fall will feature incumbents.
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If, however, they vote for incumbents (which they normally do), Democrats have a real shot.
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The bots for messenger platform represent a unprecedented opportunity for incumbents to increase customer engagement.
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With that data, Kin can do a better job of risk assessment than the incumbents.
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Until 29935, any new entrant is likely to utilise incumbents' networks to offer nationwide coverage.
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When so many Democratic challengers are outraising so many Republican incumbents, you can't ignore it.
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Twenty-six Democratic incumbents and independents who caucus with them face re-election this year.
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Some incumbents have taken steps even more drastic than those of Carson, the Oklahoma representative.
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Some Democratic incumbents might oppose reform efforts for fear of being challenged in the primaries.
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One study even suggests the weather — droughts and floods — effect votes for and against incumbents.
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Incumbents who have won office under the old, low turnout system often fight the shift.
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It was more than 10 points weaker than the two other incumbents up for reelection.
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Not superficially, but through careful consideration of these capabilities for both potential disruptors and incumbents.
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Cory Gardner is widely regarded as among the most vulnerable Republican incumbents in the country.
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While 234 women have won major party nominations for the House, 184 are non-incumbents.
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In comparison, it promoted 23 non-minorities from a qualified pool of 69 incumbents (33%).
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But Ms. Bustos and the D.C.C.C. have strictly followed the organization's mission of defending incumbents.
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But most of the incumbents supportive of the superintendent fended off their challengers on Tuesday.
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The thresholds ensure that well-funded incumbents cannot hide behind rows of long-shot candidates.
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Though they are favored to win, the incumbents have faced aggressive challenges from insurgent candidates.
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Republican incumbents fared no better in districts where voters got larger tax cuts, for example.
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" He added a few moments later, "Our operating approach will be to support our incumbents.
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Doug Jones of Alabama, widely considered one of the most vulnerable incumbents in the chamber.
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They point out that 23 Republican incumbents represent congressional districts that Clinton won last November.
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Democrats also point to their own internal polling showing some GOP incumbents are in trouble.
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Republicans, meanwhile, need to make sure that typically safe incumbents are prepared for the worst.
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These districts are sort of the reverse of the fragile gerrymanders and the underperforming incumbents.
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State funds, she said, were used illegally by the incumbents for campaigning and buying votes.
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Incumbents are continuing to roll out more attractive offerings in response to the fintech tsunami.
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Mr Trump has yet to decide whether to endorse the incumbents or Mr Bannon's insurgents.
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They swept into state office last fall, displacing incumbents who were friendly to the industry.
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Of the millions they've spent against Democratic Senate incumbents, they have yet to target O'Rourke.
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The former president also passed on endorsing Democratic incumbents up for reelection in the Senate.
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It's also consistent with most of the reporting on the state of specific Republican incumbents.
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Most Republican incumbents will prevail if they can simply run equal to President Trump's percentage.
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"I'm happy to support some incumbents, but it's not just a blanket rule," she said.
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Some of the speakers dismissed outright the idea that today's tech incumbents can't be outmaneuvered.
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And in the last few days, both of those incumbents left their left flanks exposed.
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Incumbency would reign -- for as long as incumbents wanted it to, which would be forever.
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New Hampshire's Kelly Ayotte is viewed as one of the most vulnerable Senate Republican incumbents.
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But during that same quarter in 2015, six Republicans — including five incumbents and then-Rep.
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"Steve's focus is not on incumbents in the House," Andrew Surabian told The Associated Press.
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They are within 25 points of longtime Republican incumbents in Texas' 220th and 22nd districts.
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Some of the most vulnerable Democratic incumbents are in relatively inexpensive states, such as Sen.
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" — Jonathan Johnson "Privacy and security will become a key differentiator for incumbents in the cloud.
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Right now, Democratic incumbents in states that went for Trump appear to be holding on.
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But given the similar productivity and communication ethos, those incumbents could certainly opt to compete.
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Democrats now hold seven seats after three women ousted Republican incumbents in the 2018 midterms.
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But GOP incumbents are on notice to get things done if they want Koch support.
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Incumbents in other elected offices across the city held leads as votes were being tallied.
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The two most recent incumbents approached decision day with approval ratings loitering below 22017 percent.
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Bannon is plotting — laying the groundwork for primary challengers to a slate of GOP incumbents.
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The slower the incumbents are to evolve, the more you're going to see competition enter.
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Worrying for the incumbents, though, is the fact Capitec's success was based on aggressive pricing.
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The possibility of incumbents fearing the blame game is unusually important for McConnell this year because the GOP has 24 Senate incumbents up for reelection this year, and of the 12 competitive Senate races this year, 10 are for seats currently held by Republicans.
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There are 24 Senate GOP seats to defend in November, most with incumbents running for reelection.
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But as they improve their products they end up revolutionising their markets and humbling yesterday's incumbents.
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Car industry veterans caution that toppling incumbents may be harder than many consumer tech executives assume.
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"This year, a lot of those challengers are outraising the incumbents," Kondik said in an email.
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And many are taking aim at old-school, IT incumbents like Dell, EMC, Oracle and IBM.
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You thought founding a company was all about disrupting incumbents, or scaling up, or getting rich?
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It's also closing in on some of the larger hospitality industry incumbents like Hilton and Marriott.
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But as any Silicon Valley enthusiast knows, the path to disruption doesn't lie through evolving incumbents.
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Populist incumbents in Ohio and Wisconsin look set to cruise to reelection in states Trump won.
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Several incumbents are already adapting to the reality of the fintech challenge through partnerships and purchases.
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The irony now is that locking data down too far may make the current incumbents unassailable.
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Republicans are pulling TV ads for vulnerable GOP incumbents in places like Kansas, Pennsylvania and Colorado.
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The ad buys will be targeted at "vulnerable Democratic incumbents," according to the group's press release.
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And then that ends up actually being like the third step, is that disrupts the incumbents.
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Are these initiatives set to open new rivers of gold for the West's social media incumbents?
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Large hospitals, some of which count as both incumbents and traditional innovators, will also be affected.
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Some hopefuls are causing intraparty tumult, challenging incumbents who have bona fide liberal, racial justice credentials.
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There are, however, a number of successful playbooks to create more durable data partnerships with incumbents.
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At the same time, it is essential that incumbents like Casey and Wolf maintain their spots.
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In countries where incumbents could lose, they do not linger in office for nearly eight months.
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History shows that even under the most unfavorable political circumstances, incumbents almost never lose congressional elections.
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Fortunately, it is not a lost war for insurer incumbents, as they have their competitive advantages.
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Cook also shifted a rare battle of two incumbents in Pennsylvania's 17th District to "likely" Democratic.
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Moreover, the ability of the incumbents to perpetuate their advantages is made uncertain by three questions.
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In antitrust cases America's courts have tended to assume that new entrepreneurs would challenge profitable incumbents.
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Long-time tenures by male incumbents and a weak recruitment structure are among the stronger indicators.
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A lot of the guys that are big, the incumbents, don't need to buy any more.
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It also potentially puts the Senate in play, while certainly protecting our endangered red-state incumbents.
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One reason is that seats that had previously seemed safe for incumbents suddenly became endangered. Why?
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It'll mean that Clinton is taking steps to yoke Republican incumbents to the unpopular Republican nominee.
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Surely plenty of extraterrestrial species would be better at ruling the planet than the current incumbents?
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A number of digital-only banks are also popping up in a bid to challenge incumbents.
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Liberty said the new entity would prove a powerful fixed-mobile challenger to national telecom incumbents.
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But for all the anti-Washington sentiment, few incumbents have been unseated in their primary races.
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They all still lean Republican in even the best of conditions but… Their Incumbents Are Weak.
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Incumbents are of course responding to the challenge and looking to develop their own technology offerings.
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And in the final weeks of the campaign, some longtime GOP incumbents are looking increasingly vulnerable.
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Modern technology is lowering barriers to entry; flaccid incumbents will be destroyed by smaller, leaner ones.
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How do individuals resist when already entrenched incumbents are given priority in our digital public space?
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They may be incumbents, their argument goes, but they are the real outsiders in their races.
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Habito isn't the only UK fintech looking to unseat incumbents' dominance in the UK mortgage segment.
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CHINA's growing global clout can be unsettling for the incumbents who must make room for it.
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It has been the case that incumbents win about 22017 percent of the time or more.
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Incumbents have built-in advantages, including name recognition and more established fundraising networks and campaign operations.
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One concern among White House aides and Republican congressional leaders is complacency among House GOP incumbents.
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A lack of fealty to Trump has already endangered the reelection plans of incumbents like Rep.
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Barbara Comstock (R-Va.), one of the most vulnerable GOP incumbents heading into the 2628 elections.
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Furthermore, incumbents have only gained House seats in three elections and Senate seats in five elections.
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Worse, there is an outside chance they could bring in homegrown players to replace the incumbents.
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He also has appearances slated in Ohio and California backing candidates attempting to unseat Republican incumbents.
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Western banks have been busy buying fintech firms, although the cleverest incumbents in finance are Asian.
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The party had slim, but real, shots at vulnerable GOP incumbents in Missouri and North Carolina.
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Incumbents pressured into retirement will open up seats that might otherwise not have had competitive races.
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And it's not just Senate incumbents who are unwilling to commit to scrapping the agency. Rep.
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Three are incumbents, four are running for open seats, and one is running as a challenger.
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That compares with just 18 female nominees in 112 Republican House primaries without incumbents, he found.
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Democratic incumbents need to be able to counter his claims of soaring economic success as well.
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Hill, of California, said she'd delivered a message to the incumbents, on behalf of the newcomers.
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The Democrats defended their majority, defeating five Republican incumbents and picking up three open seats. Surprise!
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Targeted GOP incumbents hailing from more traditionally Republican states have defended Trump more forcefully, however. Sen.
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Pennsylvania and Michigan are rated Likely Democratic even though incumbents are running in all ten races.
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Therefore, the impacts of these transgressions are likely to further bolster incumbents' trust advantage with consumers.
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A huge turnout collapse would deeply threaten Senate Republican incumbents and plenty of House members, too.
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While some say incumbents should fear competition from fintechs, many existing companies are partnering with startups.
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And Steve Bannon-backed primary challengers are making life difficult for Republican incumbents, chasing Arizona Sen.
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Others complained about outside groups targeting GOP incumbents and linking those efforts to Lee's leadership bid.
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The incumbent program, called "Frontline," gives incumbents a fundraising boost and helps support their campaign operations.
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Trump, instead, proceeded to deepen divisions between Republican voters and the incumbents who already represent them.
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Overall, jobs weren't "killed," but they certainly moved away from the industry incumbents that couldn't innovate.
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Democrat Joe Crowley is perhaps the best-known of the 2018 class of heretofore-entrenched incumbents.
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Also Tuesday, first-timers beat old pros in Long Island Democratic primaries, to face GOP incumbents.
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"We're going to support our incumbents, so that is my focus right now," Van Hollen said.
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But a handful of the most competitive races feature female Republican candidates taking on Democratic incumbents.
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Then there are six Republican incumbents who are already thought to be at a big disadvantage.
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For one, all of this year's special elections were open contests, without incumbents on the ballot.
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So things are looking bleak for incumbents like Heidi Heitkamp, Claire McCaskill and even Jon Tester.
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Republicans note that even if they lost a few incumbents, they could retain a narrow majority.
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Historically, presidents have preferred lower rates, because faster economic growth typically helps incumbents win re-election.
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But all three incumbents retired, and their seats are now tossups or leaning toward the Democrats.
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"It seems these G.O.P. incumbents are seeing just what I see after Tuesday's results," he said.
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Protecting incumbents from their voters is one thing the Democrats and Republicans can still agree on.
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Or they could hold all their incumbents' seats and win only two of those three pickups.
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Still, seven Democrats prevailed in Trump states, including popular incumbents in Ohio, Montana and West Virginia.
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Cheri Bustos (D-IL), for the organization's handicapping of Democratic candidates challenging incumbents in the party.
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That includes past vote, voter registration, where incumbents live and a whole host of other things.
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By assuring incumbents of re-election, gerrymandering relieves them of worrying about what their voters think.
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Mr. Mejia and Mr. Cortes Barragan will face off against Democratic incumbents in Los Angeles, Rep.
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And keep an eye on the First and Third Districts, where Republican incumbents may be vulnerable.
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Across the country, a grand total of two Democratic incumbents in the House lost a primary.
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Multiple incumbents lost that year, as Amy Walter of the Cook Political Report noted last week.
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Republican incumbents were defending eight seats that are among the 25 districts where unemployment is lowest.
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In others, Republican incumbents' blend of personality and policy positions has won over independents and moderates.
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So there are vastly fewer top-tier opportunities for the Democrats to pick off Republican incumbents.
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In a typical year, the number of incumbents who get out-raised is just a handful.
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While Bannon has spent years targeting incumbents — often unsuccessfully — he's generated more traction this time around.
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All presidential incumbents surf positive economic developments on their watch in asking voters for another term.
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The Republican incumbents here, often Hispanic themselves, are generally good fits for their districts as well.
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These battle-tested incumbents generally represent classic battleground districts, like the suburbs around Denver or Philadelphia.
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The involvement of Mastercard alongside Visa made Libra look like the incumbents adapting to modern technologies.
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Mason-Dixon pollster Brad Coker noted that incumbents who poll under 2628 percent are considered vulnerable.
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The amount is nearly three times more than GOP groups have spent to defend Republican incumbents.
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Then we need to compare that to how other presidential incumbents were doing at this point.
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For healthcare incumbents, there is no more time for watching, waiting, or preserving the status quo.
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All too often, incumbents' assets drag them down while new entrants are unencumbered by obsolete notions.
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They have installed pro-Trump party officials in key states, sometimes ousting incumbents to do so.
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Johnson brought in a fair haul compared to other Republican incumbents running in top-tier races.
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Reichert and Ros-Lehtinen are both entrenched incumbents who would have been favored in their races.
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Cuccinelli was once president of the Senate Conservatives Fund, which ran primary campaigns against Republican incumbents.
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Whether the Democrats can upend the electoral math that overwhelmingly favors incumbents remains to be seen.
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Overhauling these structures, primarying incumbents, rebuilding labor, calling for general strikes—everything is on the table.
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Clinton carried by five or more percentage points (although some of those incumbents might squeak through).
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González is up for reelection this year amid political turbulence that has created uncertainty for incumbents.
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Trump and his team nodded to the potential boost the bill could give the Democratic incumbents.
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And redistricting in recent years has made it even tougher to topple incumbents of either party.
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Those talks involve using the pro-Trump Great America PAC as a weapon against the incumbents.
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Key hiresGemini has been beefing up its executive ranks, hiring experienced leaders from financial services incumbents.
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Starling, like other neobanks, is challenging the traditional brick-and-mortar retail banking models of incumbents.
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In other fights, Republicans have been able to pick off a few vulnerable red-state incumbents.
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Overall, most Republicans facing Democratic incumbents are still lagging behind the senators they hope to face.
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A lot of entrepreneurs also believe that secrecy will help them quietly sneak up on incumbents.
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"We're constantly looking at where we can disrupt the value chain of existing incumbents," said Fennell.
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Hickenlooper expected to end presidential bid on Thursday MORE (Colo.), one of the most vulnerable incumbents.
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The latest additions are offices set up to protect Republican incumbents up for reelection including Reps.
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Name recognition counts immensely at election time — perhaps that's why 85033 percent of incumbents are reelected.
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With the Thursday announcements, ClearPath has now endorsed five GOP incumbents in this year's congressional elections.
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He was also the top recipient among incumbents seeking reelection last year, when he received $22019,176.
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The Senate Republican doesn't need to worry about his most vulnerable incumbents facing serious primary challengers.
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The president is expected to eventually offer formal endorsements of the incumbents, according to the report.
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The two incumbents are expected to easily win and then drive the party ticket in November.
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And the Congressional Leadership Fund has shifted money away from two imperiled Republican incumbents, Michigan Rep.
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They also have to be re-elected in November, although serious challengers to incumbents rarely emerge.
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Last November, though, gun control advocates beat 40 Republican incumbents with high ratings from the NRA.
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And Cruz is one of the most high-profile incumbents -- of either party -- up this November.
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But the closed-access permissioned financial blockchains envisioned by incumbents in the industry are not disruptive.
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The key distinction here is that blockchain does not necessarily pose a threat to financial incumbents.
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Six women are challenging an incumbent, 12 are incumbents, and four are running for open seats.
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Markets have seen this many times and it does not play out well for the incumbents.
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In races involving Republican incumbents, O'Rourke did 247 points better than the average or median Democrat.
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In several Latin American nations, incumbents' bans on opponents running for office have become a pattern.
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Many of the 1974 class had caught incumbents napping, disconnected from their districts, invisible to voters.
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An article of faith among political professionals is that incumbents are helped by a strong economy.
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But at what point does Begich's position become the mainstream position among even swing-state incumbents?
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Among Republicans, three incumbents — Mark Kirk (IL), Kelly Ayotte (NH), and Ron Johnson (WI) — face tossups.
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As incumbents leave the House in record numbers, there is no shortage of new ambitious challengers.
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A lot of the guys that are big in the incumbents don't need to buy anymore.
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But many of these are first-time candidates, going up against Republican incumbents with financial firepower.
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Blue Cross Blue Shield plans and other incumbents are experimenting with different flavors of narrow networks, and United has led the incumbents in rolling up a series of small health-data companies into Optum, to make itself at least as tech savvy as Oscar, Funtleyder said.
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Meanwhile, in the many seats Democrats have to defend this fall, the incumbents have more than twice as much cash on hand as their top Republican challengers in every top-tier race — including in all 10 states Trump won in 13 where Democratic incumbents are up.
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If you build something customers will pay for , you're going to attract competition from copycats and incumbents.
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A few of them are simply copying the business models of incumbents but with much lower costs.
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Today, the tech leaders are mostly profitable, and are building advantages that challenge incumbents in other industries.
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Iowa Democrat Deidre DeJear and New York Republican Morgan Zegers also lost their elections to experienced incumbents.
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That fuels market concentration and reduces business dynamism — that is, the ability of startups to disrupt incumbents.
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Snap is entering the digital advertising market where the incumbents are two powerful behemoths: Facebook and Google.
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Fat, cosy incumbents hoard cash, invest less, smother new firms that create jobs and keep prices high.
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There are five Republican women who are currently incumbents in the Senate, guaranteed to serve next term.
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Or, if you're worried that regulation will simply entrench incumbents, then take antitrust action that promotes competition.
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Progressive Democrats who challenged incumbents in the midterms made environmental protection policies a centerpiece of their campaigns.
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Republican incumbents in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Missouri, and North Carolina all beat back Democratic challengers in Tuesday's elections.
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Things changed when companies like HTC arrived on the global stage and started stealing the incumbents' thunder.
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"What some describe as 'free market economics' cannot mean simply freeing incumbents of their responsibilities," he says.
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To wrest seats away from incumbents in difficult territory, the party needs high-quality candidates to run.
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In some places votes are travesties, with incumbents sweeping the board; in others, free elections are entrenched.
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Congress had been tipped to win Rajasthan—which nearly always kicks out its incumbents—and it did.
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The innovative engineers of the tech incumbents would still have vast troves of data to work with.
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Twenty-three others have been acquired by large public incumbents, including Alphabet, Facebook, Johnson & Johnson and Unilever.
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America's incumbents spend five times more on research and development than the five big technology companies do.
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The model expects Democratic candidates to be competitive in many ostensibly red seats with retiring Republican incumbents.
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Today, as noted, about three in four incumbents win with more than 19703 percent of the vote.
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Its provisions could further entrench incumbents while breaking parts of the internet for the rest of us.
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MANY developed countries have anti-immigration political parties, which terrify the incumbents and sometimes break into government.
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The situation has not improved since, because incumbents do everything they can to meet the 20353% rule.
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Appliance vendors will be relevant for the foreseeable future, but cloud incumbents are increasingly a major threat.
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The by-elections will fill seats largely vacated by incumbents who joined the government in ministerial posts.
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In 2020, there are 22 Republican incumbents up for re-election compared to just 12 Democratic senators.
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This isn't about just one company, it's about the dynamics that exist for virtually all CPG incumbents.
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So how should entrepreneurs and early-stage companies carry themselves in a sea of health care incumbents?
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Having said that, incumbents' greatest disadvantage will be transporting an old-finance-world mentality to these innovations.
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The incumbents need help All the major security companies – Symantec, Cisco, HP, Juniper – cannot move fast enough.
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But if small firms cannot become independently big, the market power of incumbents is not sufficiently challenged.
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In districts less competitive than NY-27, scandals cost the incumbents only 4 percentage points, on average.
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Though roughly 90 percent of all incumbents are reelected, Congress's overall approval rating is near single digits.
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THE two incumbents of London's mayoralty, created in 2000, have both been colourful and independent-minded individuals.
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In an era where more firms are dying than are being born, are giant incumbents stifling competition?
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Why it Matters: Amazon has a history of disrupting incumbents' billion-dollar categories (think: Amazon Web Services).
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Second: A month at home sometimes stirs thoughts of retirement for incumbents, potentially creating open seat opportunities.
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Democrats have a tough map since 10 of their incumbents are up for reelection in red states.
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Democratic pollster Anna Greenberg on Thursday said Republican incumbents are experiencing never-before-seen signs of weakness.
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Unseating incumbents is difficult With only one exception, every incumbent who sought re-election won the primary.
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Both districts, however, are heavily Republican; and both Democratic women will face Republican male incumbents in November.
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But only three of those districts are Democratic, and all three are already represented by female incumbents.
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Neobanks outdid incumbents by a solid margin, which could be an issue as these challengers gain scale.
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It'll be hard to defeat the incumbents of Apple and Samsung in this field, but not impossible.
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There were Democratic Senate incumbents who held onto their seats Tuesday night: West Virginia voters sent Sen.
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And when incumbents are running for reelection, their approval ratings tend to be predictive of the result.
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Academics have speculated on the multiple reasons that congressional incumbents have enjoyed an advantage over the years.
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But Delaware, a state known to embrace incumbents and bipartisan compromise, proved elusive for the insurgent left.
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But the party could face difficult races against Republican incumbents in purple states like Maine and Colorado.
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Apple TV+ becomes the latest entrant to the streaming wars dominated by incumbents Netflix, Amazon and Hulu.
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And deal with skittish incumbents up in 2018 worried that they will become the next Luther Strange.
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One of the key themes of the first quarter of 2018: Republican incumbents are in some trouble.
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Incumbents and candidates alike who fail to own this national issue do so to their own detriment.
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Established state lawmakers or incumbents likely won't have a problem organizing campaigns in such a short window.
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Florida is very difficult to have name ID. … That's why statewide incumbents usually get reelected in Florida.
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That beat out the apps from longtime trucking incumbents like C.H. Robinson, TQL, XPO, and J.B. Hunt.
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Democrats haven't thrown out their incumbents through divisive primaries or undermined their policy priorities through internal disagreements.
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Republicans face long, bitter primaries in nearly every state where they hope to knock off Democratic incumbents.
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The total number of veterans in Congress also took a hit as several incumbents were not reelected.
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The "firewall" narrative has trickled down to battleground Senate races, with GOP incumbents seizing on McConnell's message.
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By comparison, Republican challengers outraised Democratic incumbents in just two seats, according to the Cook Political Report.
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By some counts, more than four dozen incumbents and candidates have said they will vote against her.
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This growing market is transforming retail banking, reshaping incumbents' relationships with customers, and easing entry for fintechs.
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Many are being defended by incumbents, and those seats are generally tougher to win than open races.
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In the Senate, Democrats are defending 24 of those seats, while only nine Republican incumbents are running.
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The bigger picture: Consolidation in the fintech space is increasing, making these players bigger threats to incumbents.
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They face an uphill battle in the Senate, where several vulnerable Democratic incumbents are up for reelection.
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Per a CNN analysis, an eye-popping 55 Democratic challengers outraised the Republican incumbents they are facing.
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Control mechanisms within the executive are not politically independent, and the opposition accuses them of benefiting incumbents.
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Streaming incumbents, like Netflix and Amazon, perfected their platforms on each device as they hit the market.
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Incumbents rely on traditional media more and progressives tend to be younger and more social media-savvy.
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The innovators retrain the consumer to expect more, forcing the incumbents to respond to a new paradigm.
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In Texas alone, Democrats are targeting three Republican incumbents who've been in office for over a decade.
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The idea of the nimble maverick overthrowing lead-footed incumbents is, of course, the favorite startup narrative.
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Republican incumbents also face a fundraising disadvantage in many battleground areas, making the environment even more challenging.
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Incumbents are rarely unseated in Massachusetts and Boston politics because of an unspoken wait-your-turn mentality.
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That follows on reports that 85033 Republican incumbents were outraised in the third quarter of last year.
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Telecom incumbents like Verizon and AT&T, are focusing on building out fiber in major metropolitan areas.
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As the government prepares to auction off desirable telecom airwaves, industry incumbents are eyeing one another suspiciously.
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But clumsy regulation could deepen the moats of the incumbents, and prevent disruptors from gaining a foothold.
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Second, a combination of internal and external forces are leading many GOP incumbents to not seek reelection.
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Six of the 12 incumbents running for higher office or for re-election have won their primary.
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It also says its first sensor products have demonstrated "order of magnitude operational improvements over today's incumbents".
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The pressure will be on incumbents like Netflix and HBO to prove the value of their offerings.
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And if there's one thing congressional incumbents care about more than partisanship and cronyism, it's self-preservation.
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Canadian start-up BTL said it involved incumbents BP and Eni, although the two did not comment.
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Of course, some of them face uphill battles as Democrats running in red areas or facing incumbents.
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For pro-Trump insurgents, the scorecard is full of upsets — and for anti-Trump incumbents, startling defeats.
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Though the district leans heavily Democratic, the national party has erected rules to protect incumbents like Lipinski.
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Republican incumbents are going to be stronger than Republicans in an open seat like the Pennsylvania 18th.
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On Wednesday, two more Republican House incumbents announced they won't run for another term in office, Reps.
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Sessions and Culberson, in particular, are formidable incumbents who have been in office since the early 245s.
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We re-elect incumbents not because we approve of them, but because they have no serious competition.
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The incumbents are massive: The NYSE has 2,800 companies listed with a market value of $28 trillion.
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I think we're like a lot of incumbents in other sectors that have gone through this transformation.
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Other incumbents have certainly influenced the mood of the opposing party and the pitches of its leaders.
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Sharice Davids in Kansas and Angie Craig in Minnesota, both lesbian and both Democrats, defeated Republican incumbents.
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A basic problem incumbents often face is that they become addicted to profits from their existing markets.
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The gains made by hard-right Republicans came at the expense of moderate Republican and Democratic incumbents.
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Some of them, like Ms. Ocasio-Cortez, may come to that table having unseated incumbents in primaries.
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In two other House districts, younger women are challenging long-serving male incumbents in the Democratic primary.
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But it's only recently that Amazon's blistering success has prodded the incumbents to try to reinvent themselves.
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Over all, these G.O.P. incumbents enter the heart of the campaign season in a fairly vulnerable position.
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Republican incumbents lost ground to Democrats in districts where more people take the SALT deduction +22006 pct.
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Republican incumbents lost ground to Democrats in districts where more people take the SALT deduction +220 pct.
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But she has focused intently on cutting deals with incumbents to bring them over to her side.
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These are all red states that were held and lost by Democratic incumbents this cycle, but Sens.
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The group is spending millions defending two Republican incumbents in New York, including ads hitting Mr. Delgado.
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"Large incumbents can easily afford to bankroll the kind of blockbuster settlements that generate headlines," he wrote.
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The DCCC also singles out two Republican seats that are likely to lose their incumbents: GOP Rep.
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Planned Parenthood is also backing a mix of Democratic House incumbents and challengers in 25 different states.
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Planned Parenthood is also backing a mix of Democratic House incumbents and challengers in 2900 different states.
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Nonpartisan redistricting in all 50 states would break partisan gerrymandering and force incumbents to compete for votes.
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That's actually greater than the number of challengers who outraised incumbents in the wave cycle of 2010.
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Sessions investigated only the use by black voters and only where white incumbents were losing political ground.
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After all, whom does "Them" refer to in "#VoteThemOut," if not to incumbents who oppose gun control?
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According to NBC News' count, at least 20 Republican incumbents have said they will retire this year.
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For incumbents, election cycles never begin and never end, they're always running for reelection from day 1.
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A whole class of incumbents in both parties were shown the door by an angry voting public.
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Ultimately, Democrats managed to flip 201673 Republican-held House seats, ousting 201663 Republican incumbents in the process.
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But both the 1972 and current campaigns were about incumbents named Trudeau more than any specific issue.
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But even for some supporters of the incumbents in Delhi, Mr. Modi's party's campaign struck a chord.
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While Harvest and Retreat are defensive strategies, incumbents can go on the offensive and become disruptors themselves.
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Back then, Dittmar warned the surge of women candidates were Democrats, which meant they're competing against incumbents.
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Other incumbents who appear to have timed retirements to benefit a preferred successor have seen mixed success.
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That all means that Robinhood earns less on interest sitting in users' accounts than the old incumbents.
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While incumbents typically express skepticism about newcomers, Warbuton said it is worth considering some of their points.
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Incumbents are generally seen as having an electoral advantage, particularly when the economy is seen as strong.
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This column looks at the two most vulnerable Democratic incumbents and why they deserve that scary moniker.
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