Many of the slain candidates were running for local office.
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At least one has plans to run for local office.
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Instead, it has focused on promoting Democrats for local office.
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The exact amount varies depending on the local office, Bertolette said.
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That type of change requires volunteerism and running for local office.
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According to Chisholm, Scepkowski couldn't get anywhere with the local office.
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Don't fear if your employer doesn't have a local office, either.
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One went off and caused minimal damage, the FBI's local office tweeted.
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Paris train hero Alek Skarlatos to run for local office in Oregon.
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The party stepped up funding for loyalists to run for local office.
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He also owned an insurance firm and previously ran for local office.
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Now, I am seeking local office as a Democrat in New Jersey.
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Often, the local office would suddenly respond to the issue within hours.
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You may also want to follow your local office of emergency management.
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Dassonville ran for local office in 2015 on a National Front ticket.
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Cyclist who flipped off Trump motorcade wins local office in Virginia The cyclist who flipped off President Donald Trump's motorcade in 133, and lost her job because of it, has won her bid for local office in Virginia.
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She said she'd like to run for local office at home one day.
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There was no immediate comment available from the Treasury or Hammond's local office.
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This is the local office of Humanyze, a firm that provides "people analytics".
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She also plans to eventually run for local office in New York City.
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Studying civics, making calls, writing cards, knocking on doors, running for local office.
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"Life-threatening" flooding could threaten Nashville, the National Weather Service's local office warned.
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The protestors said they plan to protest Harris's local office later in the day.
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KENT, N.Y. — When Maureen Fleming first ran for local office, an incredulous colleague approached.
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Brian traveled the world before coming home to farm and run for local office.
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He added anyone could get a passport at a local office because each worked independently.
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Russia's Investigative Committee and its local office in Yakutia were not available for immediate comment.
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The visitors were in Caracas for meetings nearby at PDVSA's headquarters and Trenaco's local office.
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Will principal Angela Li leave Lawndale High to run a populist campaign for local office?
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Saudi Arabia has also shut the local office of the Qatar media group Al Jazeera.
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Businesses then have to decide: Do they set up a local office or operate remotely?
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In 2019 I ran for local office in my town of Harrison, N.Y. and won.
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Prior to her run for local office, she worked as a political director for Sen.
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Cook's decision to run for local office instead of reelection to Congress isn't without precedent.
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The UNHCR's local office did not respond to an email seeking comment about the relocation plan.
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Head to your local office supply store and buy a stack of banker's boxes for $10?
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People have walked into her local office and said "I hope you die," she told CNN.
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Now she has won local office in a district that includes one of his golf courses.
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Most candidates for federal and local office were looking down the calendar for their own primaries.
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There, a political operative set up fake Facebook pages to hurt people running for local office.
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The communications ministry also demanded that Netflix set up a local office and pay Indonesian taxes.
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My senator's local office is not answering his phone, and his voicemail seems to be full. pic.twitter.
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He does so by frequently running for local office, and by his staunch refusal to eat shit.
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So far it has 15 destinations with a local office, such as Saint Tropez, Ibiza and Paros.
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The innovation will soon be beta-tested in Pittsburgh, at the city's airport and Google's local office.
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Buttigieg delivered some good lines, highlighting what he describes as the special accountability of holding local office.
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Later, he said, he was ordered to racially profile Somali-Americans visiting the T.S.A.'s local office.
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She married a man who works at the factory, and her sister works in Alcoa's local office.
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So he reported his illness to the local office of the US Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
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Others blame a newish local office of America's Drug Enforcement Administration for reducing the flow of drugs cash.
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Women represent just 20% of seats in Congress today, with similarly low numbers for state and local office.
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In their absence, city governments are becoming less efficient and fewer politicians want to run for local office.
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It also requires foreign internet companies to operate a local office and store user information on Vietnamese soil.
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McClendon hinted his plans for run for local office when he left the ride-hailing company in March.
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Remarkably, Mr. Zambada said, it was located only blocks from a local office of Customs and Border Protection.
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She went on easily to win the general election, as Democrats nearly always do for local office here.
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His father worked in a shoe factory, his mother in the local office of an international advertising agency.
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Jessica Salans, 27, who is running for local office in Los Angeles in 2017, said she found Mrs.
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Two of the four, Scott-Blackwell and Parker, are running for local office (school board and county commission, respectively).
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Last week, El Salvadorean authorities raided the local office of Mossack Fonseca and also seized documents and computer equipment.
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"They are on national TV, and that drives a good amount of traffic to our local office," she said.
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In the near future, I hope to run for local office -- city council or school board -- in New Jersey.
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On Tuesday, she won local office in Loudoun County, Virginia — a district that includes one of his golf courses.
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Will anyone running for local office stand next to her for a photograph on a leafy New England campus?
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The palace is listed with the local office of Sotheby's International Realty for 10.5 million euros, or $11.7 million.
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Amazon is expanding its local office but left San Diego off its list of finalists for its second headquarters.
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Its results are the basis for allocating billions of dollars of funding and representation for federal, state and local office.
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Over 50% of VoteRunLead candidates won their elections in 2018 and of those who won, 96% ran for local office.
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Early in the company's life, virtually all of its interactions with its accounting firm are with the local office only.
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She takes that all in skeptically, and asks me to call Unimin's local office the following Monday to get permission.
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The barista and Lyla's swim coach and the woman who'd been in charge of the losing campaign's local office (him).
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At least 64 former Obama administration staffers are running for federal, state, or local office this year, NBC News reports.
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It's spending over $100,000 on Facebook ads for a campaign to recruit candidates to run for local office in Texas.
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"I'd personally rather have the cash," said Tim Bellay, 40, a software engineer at Microsoft, which has a local office.
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But she is channeling the experience into a campaign for local office in the city of Valenzuela, where she lives.
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Jacqueline Choque, who leads the local office of Indeci, the civil defense agency, suggested that the driver was to blame.
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A few candidates for local office, white and black, had come to shake hands with about 300 predominantly black residents.
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Some former lawmakers say that serving in a local office feels more satisfying than being a part of Washington gridlock.
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The resulting findings were referred to the local office of the Hamilton County District Attorney General, which brought Tuesday's indictment.
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"Today, I am filing my organizational papers in a bid for local office in Loudoun County, Va," Briskman tweeted Wednesday.
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Answer this: If I weren't co-founding and guiding The Wing to world domination, I would be....Running for local office.
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" And Conrad in New Jersey suggested "an occasional look at an interesting race for a local office somewhere in the country.
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Bryce has lost a handful of bids for local office in the past, but his campaign against Ryan boasts national experience.
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This year, Vietnam, which has been drafting a code of conduct for the internet, asked Facebook to open a local office.
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You call the local office of the Environmental Protection Agency or Department of Agriculture, which sends out a professionally qualified inspector.
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At least 22019 women are campaigning for congressional seats in Texas, joining 110 women running for local office across the state.
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Kai, meanwhile, buoyed by Mr. Trump's win, begins proselytizing about the power of fear and anger, and runs for local office.
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Signing up is easy: workers only have to download the app, register at a local office, and have a bicycle or motorcycle.
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The lawyer instructed Snowden to make an official refugee claim at the local office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees.
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I first ran for a tiny local office, the Dane County Board of Supervisors, in 1986 when I was 24-years-old.
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The company plans to open its first local office in Melbourne by the end of the year, according to a Tuesday statement.
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The group, known as Run for Something, launched last week and is urging urge people under 85033 to run for local office.
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Flash flood watches issued Wednesday just southwest of Houston could be "extended eastward during the day," the weather service's local office said.
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He became a trial lawyer and a partner in a law firm, and twice ran unsuccessfully for local office in the 1950s.
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A really big idea would be to stop electing candidates for any federal, state or local office who are climate change deniers.
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He took a leadership role in the party's local office, but when he tried to democratize the organization he was pushed out.
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The remarks came during a televised discussion Buttigieg participated in during his campaign for local office at the time, according to CNN.
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Last month, the local office of the National Democratic Institute, an American pro-democracy nonprofit organization, was abruptly ordered to shut down.
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Some thought this feat, given his age and the optics, might be impossible for a candidate who has only held local office.
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On Friday, El Salvadorean authorities raided the local office of Mossack Fonseca, the global law firm at the heart of the Panama Papers.
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He shut the local office of his law firm early last month after five years of trying to help Americans invest in Myanmar.
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The hope is that by passing legislation, states will get noticed by blockchain companies looking to set up a headquarters or local office.
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Paid leave is receiving unprecedented attention, and many candidates running for everything from local office to president, are making this a priority issue.
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Next on our wish list is more women elected to office, and not only federal offices, but state and local office as well.
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CNN allowed correspondent Alisyn Camerota to bring Arthur Jones, American Nazi Party leader and Republican candidate for local office in Illinois, on air.
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A few days prior to the event, however, authorities "called the local office and they pretty much revoked the approval," the source said.
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Three explosive experts from the local Office of Criminal Investigation were then brought in to examine the contents of the mysterious garbage can.
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During World War II, his mother was in charge of rationing in her region as head of the local Office of Price Administration.
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Muhammad Haniv, head of the tax office's special cases branch, told Reuters its investigators went to Google's local office in Indonesia on Monday.
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The shutdown did not stop Representative Antonio Delgado from opening his first local office in Kingston, N.Y., within two weeks of taking office.
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Ocasio-Cortez hasn't opened a district office: Of the four new representatives from New York, she's the only one without a local office.
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And the staffing shakeup reported last week centers on cooperation—or lack thereof—between the local office and DC. What's the dynamic like there?
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Critics have claimed that the company's efforts in the country, where it does not have a local office or employees, are simply not enough.
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The local office of the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) condemned the violence and said the perpetrators must be held accountable.
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The listed address for Erickson's business, Compass Care, is right across the street, in the same complex as the local office for US Sen.
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The local Office of Emergency Management said there was a mandatory evacuation order for parts of Montecito, Summerland, and the city of Santa Barbara.
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Throughout the campaign, Hill has gotten a lot of criticism because of her choice to run directly for Congress instead of seeking local office.
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That's something neither Google nor Facebook has complied with, despite the Vietnamese government's recent claim that the former is investigating a local office launch.
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Costello felt that the sober old way of building a political career—local office, national office, committee assignments, policy expertise, significant legislation—was obsolete.
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Outreach to try to get them to register to vote, investment in recruiting candidates to run for local office, state office, and federal office.
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When Rodriguez talked about running for local office, he mentioned the bullring and the street named "El Pana" as signs that he could win.
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In 2008, I wrote an article about Derek Black, who was then trying to run for local office in Florida as a white supremacist.
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When I heard of an acquaintance who, running for local office, worried that her singlehood made her untrustworthy in voters' eyes, I could empathize.
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Media also said police were investigating as possible suicide the death of a finance ministry official whose local office had handled the land sale.
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Some vowed to demonstrate at her appearances at forums and schools and to seek candidates friendly to their view to run for local office.
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"CreditEase Wealth Management is the first Chinese financial-services firm to establish a local office in Israel," said Tayman Kan, managing partner of CEIIF.
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Last week, his campaign opened a local office just off the Michigan State University campus, calling it a "beacon of hope" for its supporters.
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Virginia's governor's race may have been the top story of the night, but elsewhere, candidates for state and local office were pulling off historic wins.
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Among the historic victories Democrats earned in Virginia, New Jersey, and elsewhere were a handful of out-and-proud actual socialists who won local office.
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Much of the video amounted to a version of Sanders' standard stump speech, and he encouraged his legions of followers to run for local office.
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"Doug Jones, Doug Jones, Doug Jones — that's all we've got to worry about between now and December 12," said one man running for local office.
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Campaigns for local office, the Senate or Congress are not large operations, and often they lack full IT teams to configure enterprise-strength security controls.
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This year more than 200 people, a record number, put themselves forward as "alternative" candidates for local office, contesting the hegemony of the Communist Party.
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This procedure can include the chance for interviewees to meet various stakeholders and explore the local office, while others may have to undertake a test.
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"That gets a lot of face time and kind of builds a lot of that camaraderie that you get from a local office," said Foster.
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Crowdpac offers the chance for a variety of political campaigns to fundraise on the site, including candidates running for local office and former California Gov.
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"If you're really interested in government, run for local office first," Springer told The New York Daily News at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia.
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According to encyclopedias, the sheriff originally was a local office in England, Wales, Scotland, or Northern Ireland, and it predated the Norman Conquest of 85033.
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The same family still owns it, and it is on the market through the local office of a British agency, Fine & Country, for €14 million.
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In the week since Trump's inauguration, a new organization, Run for Something, says it has recruited more than 1,200 millennials to run for local office.
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After submitting the payment, which went to the national office, the tenants, he told me, were obligated to call the local office to report it.
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Its local office has doubled in size in the past year, and Goldman is reportedly advising on a number of merger deals involving Saudi companies.
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But Kentucky, which has a long history of electing Democrats to state and local office, has started to embrace Republicans up and down the ballot.
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It's this law, for example, that prevents active-duty military officers from holding most Cabinet positions, or from being elected to state or local office.
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He has run for local office unsuccessfully four times but says this time he feels different, as the public supports his anti-nuclear, anti-Tepco message.
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Last month it launched a weekly podcast featuring interviews with average citizens and political pros alike about how to do things like run for local office.
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An official from the local office of SASAC, Hebei Financing's biggest shareholder, said he would talk with the creditors – at the reception of the SASAC office.
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AFP PHOTO / Nicolas ASFOURI / Getty Images That's promising but, unfortunately, it appears that Facebook is still reluctant to commit to opening a local office in Myanmar.
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The Pool department where the bombings were allegedly carry out is the home of Kolelas and Pastor Ntumi, who currently holds local office in the district.
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Mr Drake's job entails building local party organs where none existed before, and persuading people to run for local office even though they will probably lose.
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Activists set up the camp near the local office of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement after an outcry over the agency&aposs crackdown on illegal immigrants.
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The EPA lab in Chelmsford likely will move to Rhode Island, said Steve Calder, president of the AFGE local office that represents about 600 Massachusetts employees.
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One of the men who helped stop a terrorist attack on a Paris-bound train in 2015 has announced he's running for local office in Oregon.
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A record number of women entered Democratic primaries and ran for state and local office, and went on to outperform their male colleagues in races nationwide.
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On Tuesday, 15 more won local office, including 30-year-old Marine veteran Lee Carter, who unseated the Republican majority whip in Virginia's House of Delegates.
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After the Year Up coursework, he landed an internship at the local office of New York Life, where he was hired full time in late 700.
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Founded in 2007 by alumni of the university, RapidMiner employs 30 people in a local office, where the conference rooms are named after closed coal mines.
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Morale among some career officials at the city's local office of the federal housing department has been low because of proposed cuts to the agency's budget.
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To avoid feeling like you're out of the loop, Hannon advises commuting to your employer's local office from time to time to connect with your coworkers.
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We first meet Jewell about 10 years before the bombing, in a local office of the Small Business Administration, pushing a cart full of office supplies.
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"I generally work 100% of the time while I am abroad, whether it&aposs stopping in a client&aposs local office or working remotely," he said.
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Even before Mr. Batocabe's killing, several officials and candidates for local office in the nationwide elections scheduled for May had been gunned down around the country.
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She explained that her mother-in-law had run for local office and lost, so the opposing political party had threatened to kill her whole family.
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We made sure that when they arrive at their home port, we have actually our manager in the local office to accompany the family to receive them.
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Karim finds that in the wake of the reform — which required immediate re-registration by voters in some municipalities — incumbents running for local office lost more often.
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Tarek, 34, teamed up with the local office of Sotheby's International Real Estate, Christie's longtime rival, in November, meaning the friendly exes could soon be competing professionally.
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" Going back to rural Colorado and running for a local office would be a way to potentially change minds and the culture around trusting East Coast "experts.
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For now, users can email, call or write to the Social Security Administration, or visit a local office, to request information about their benefits or earnings statements.
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We fought very, very hard over the course of my time in local office with our police department, and we reduced our homicide rate nearly in half.
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Run for Something, a group founded last year with the philosophy that progressives should "run everywhere," recruited more than 2.73,000 millennials interested in running for local office.
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In New York State, candidates must be 18 to hold state or local office, and Mr. Chowdhury will turn 18 just in time for the 2018 primary.
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Men simply have easier access to the male-dominated formal and informal political networks so important to winning votes and being chosen to run for local office.
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In El-Balyana, a Cairo-based party like the Free Egyptians might pay for posters and other campaign expenses, but it had no local office or network.
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Candidates for state and local office care most about their own races, and if there were any evidence of illegal voting, it would be discovered and exploited.
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Adding insult to political injury, a woman who became famous for raising a middle finger to the Trump motorcade while riding her bike, also won local office.
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When she visited the SSA's local office to contest her status as a deceased person, she was prompted to enter her Social Security number into the ticket system.
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More recently, Heimbach started another group called Traditionalist Youth Network and its offshoot Traditionalist Worker Party, which supports candidates for local office in states like Ohio and Tennessee.
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It has also acquired local office co-working startup Spacemob for an undisclosed amount (the value is part of the total amount WeWork is investing in the region).
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More than 120 politicians running for local office have been murdered since campaigning began in September, most commonly due to their unwillingness to comply with the powerful cartels.
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Among the hundreds of politicians running for congress and local office, many remain vocal in their defiance of organized crime groups, despite being aware of the potential consequences.
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Beginning in March, her group worked with Virginia's official Democratic arm for candidates seeking election to the House of Delegates, as well as 12 local office-seekers directly.
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And on the final primary day of 2018 -- New York's primaries for state and local office are on Thursday -- the big contest is the primary between Democratic Gov.
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Yet for the millions of people living in the most violent parts of the country, elections for local office may have the biggest impact on their daily lives.
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The local Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Management urged residents on Thursday to stay indoors to allow workers to clear roadways of debris and downed power lines.
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" Last week, Ms. Jay and other agents congregated in front of the local office of Representative Kevin McCarthy, the House majority leader, holding signs and chanting, "Save homeownership.
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The city officials put migrants on municipal buses to keep them warm, took them to shelter sites and coordinated the response with the local Office of Emergency Management.
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Melinda Montanaro, a Southeast resident, said that when she ran for local office last year as a Democrat, a voter told her to downplay her Puerto Rican background.
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At a time in which American politics can be acerbic, the large, diverse and civic-minded group of candidates running for this local office is a refreshing change.
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Under existing law, foreign nationals and foreign corporations are strictly prohibited from making political contributions and independent expenditures in connection with elections for federal, state, and local office.
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SEOUL, Feb 19 (Reuters) - South Korean prosecutors searched the local office of Volkswagen AG as part of a probe into an emissions case, Yonhap news agency reported on Friday.
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JH: In London and Berlin and the Scandinavian countries, there was lots of activity we were seeing, and we thought it better to see it from quasi-local office.
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California's top politicians as well as local office-seekers have given far in excess of legal contribution limits to her campaign to be on her slate of endorsed candidates.
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Gone are the days of smoking doobs on the playground and TP-ing a neighbor's house—apparently the next hot trend among today's kids is running for local office.
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At least 64 former Obama staffers are running for federal, state or local office this year, according to the network, which cited numbers obtained from the Obama Alumni Association.
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Today, I am filing my organizational papers in a bid for local office in Loudoun County, Va. Loudoun deserves transparency in government, fully funded schools & smarter solutions to growth.
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Washington (CNN)The cyclist who flipped off President Donald Trump's motorcade in 2017, and lost her job because of it, has won her bid for local office in Virginia.
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Washington (CNN)Juli Briskman, who flipped off President Donald Trump's motorcade while she was bicycling last fall near the President's golf course, will run for local office in Virginia.
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After running away from her pimp late last year, she fled to the local office of the Penelope Association, which found her a place in sheltered accommodation late last year.
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Pre-election violence has hit particularly hard in the southwestern Mexican state of Guerrero, where at least eight candidates for local office have been slain in the past six months.
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Israel is demanding that Turkey close down its local office of the Palestinian militant movement Hamas, which it claims is directing terror attacks in the West Bank and within Israel.
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"I see the Japanese and Chinese seeking to invest in infrastructure in general, and in energy more specifically," said Iara Pasian, an electricity consultant at the local office of Deloitte.
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According to the New York state board of elections, the deadline to file a petition to become a candidate for a state or local office falls between July 9-12.
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VICE News went to a village in one of the first pilot cities to see how the local office translates the behaviors of 3,000 residents there into social credit scores.
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The local office of the party's United Front Department, which manages ethnic and religious affairs, referred questions to the city's state security service, which deals with political threats and espionage.
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Rouse said the advocacy group has more than 200 members, and one of its main goals is to help train veterans and their family members to run for local office.
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Initial drafts of the regulatory guidance proposed requiring all ride-hail cars to be commercially licensed and that each company establish a local office in every city they operate in.
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What is needed is for our candidates and elected leaders in federal, state and local office to consult with professionals from immigration and law enforcement to best approach this issue.
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After winning zero votes as the League's candidate for local office in Corridonia, the town where Ms. Mastropietro had entered a drug clinic, he drifted further right, toward Forza Nuova.
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Today the 73-year-old office administrator is a candidate for Allegheny County Council, doing the door-knocking, hand-shaking work of someone seeking local office in the Pittsburgh area.
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In Muzaffarabad, the local office of Hizbul Mujahedeen, a leading faction in the deadly insurgency that wracked Indian-held Kashmir in the 1990s, has been shuttered by officials since May.
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Then followed a tense Sunday where we were terrified that we would mislay the ticket before Monday, when we went to the Camelot local office where they gave us a check.
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While the majority of national attention will understandably be devoted to national or state executive races, the number of women seeking local office should not be underestimated in terms of importance.
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Beyond limiting free speech, the cyber law also applies pressure to foreign internet companies who will now be required to operate a local office and store user information on Vietnamese soil.
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The far-right gunman, who had run for local office for the Northern League, said he was avenging the murder of a young woman for which three Nigerians have been arrested.
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" The pair said that banning political ads from their platform "would make it harder for people running for local office — who can't afford larger media buys — to get their message out.
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Those offices can invite an attorney general to act as a special prosecutor, though that usually only happens when a local office has a perception of bias or some other conflict.
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Goldman has about 15 investment bankers in Madrid, the sources said, and may see more Spanish nationals, currently employed in junior roles, shifting to the local office in the coming months.
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It's not out of the realm of possibility that a YouTuber who works at a scrap metal yard and gets beat up at protests could be elected to local office in Brazil.
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The district, rated R+3 by Cook Political Report, has been named to the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee's (DCCC) list of targets, amid strong Democratic performances in recent elections for local office.
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" Cuomo, who's also a Democrat, then shared with reporters that he had just received news that a device had been addressed to his local office, adding that the situation had been "handled.
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In making the adjustment, the NWS cited a "communication error" between the its local office on Long Island and the Central Park Conservancy, which takes the official snowfall measurements in the park.
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And the woman who lost her job after giving the middle finger to President Trump's motorcade in 26 won local office in a district that includes one of his golf courses. 3.
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Opposition to the war Sinema, a former Green Party spokeswoman in Arizona who at the age of 25 in 2001 and 2002 ran and lost races for local office as an independent.
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The district, rated R+20123 by Cook Political Report, has been named to the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee's (DCCC) list of targets, amid strong Democratic performances in recent elections for local office.
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The creditors say they have been stonewalled by the group, including its most important stakeholders, the Hebei provincial government and the local office of SASAC, a state-run organization that manages government assets.
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In early March, the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet said the agency was forced to shut its local office of 23 years under concerted pressure from the Burundian government.
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The local office of the Red Cross said it had performed medical checks on six people who crossed to the Spanish side and sent three to the local hospital with bruises and cuts.
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As mayor, Messam helped pass a resolution demanding Immigration and Customs Enforcement improve conditions at its local office by adding more restrooms and waiting areas, and pushed to make Miramar a sanctuary city.
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But Ms. Handel, who stressed her accomplishments in local office, may have delivered the easiest one-liner on the subject, bluntly asking Mr. Ossoff whom he intended to vote for in their contest.
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The neo-Classical stone building was constructed in the late 1800s for a noble Sicilian family, said Elisa Macaluso, an agent with the local office of Engel & Völkers, which is listing the property.
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Memphis also took down statues of Jefferson Davis, president of the misbegotten southern Confederacy, thanks to the Take 'Em Down movement (whose leader, Tami Sawyer, was just elected to local office in Memphis).
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The U.S. start-up said the U.K. entity will book revenues from sales made to customers in the country as well as in other regions where Snap has no local office or sales force.
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A record number of women were on the ballot this year, with some 50 plus women ran in Congress the Texas primaries in 2018, with hundreds more running for local office across the state.
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But if they don't channel their passion into running for local office, and stay outside the party system, agitating to hold Clinton accountable to her words on Thursday night—maybe, ultimately, that's OK too.
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The Women's March and related activism has been credited as one of many factors contributing to a rise in the number of women candidates running for Congress and local office in the midterm elections.
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Then, Monterchi City Hall sued the Ministry of Culture after the ministry ordered its local office to draft a plan (unrelated to the diocesan lawsuit) to possibly return the fresco to its original locale.
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In 2010, when Mr. Di Maio campaigned for local office, he and Mr. De Falco ran cables from the barbershop to the neighboring piazza to power the lights and speakers for their mini rallies.
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In 903, Mr. Turner, his wife, Evelyn, and Spencer Hogue Jr. were working to elect a black candidate for local office over another African-American who, they believed, was in league with white politicians.
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Virginia Beach resident Wallace Grove Godwin, 69, reportedly threatened Taylor, a former Navy SEAL, as well as two staffers during a visit to the congressman's local office after a heated discussion on marijuana policy.
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VC firm Target Global has just announced it's expanding its European network by adding a local office in Barcelona, Spain — building on its existing presence in Berlin and London, plus Tel Aviv and Moscow.
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The people I spoke to were focused on different issues, but almost all of them were hopeful, and determined to start — or continue — to write letters to their legislatures or run for local office themselves.
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Although he told CNN he feels pressure to endorse the entire Democratic ticket because he is running for local office, King later said -- like Fiato -- he plans to write in Sanders' name on the ballot.
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Shortly before the March election, a right-wing Italian extremist who once ran for local office for Salvini&aposs party allegedly shot and wounded six Africans in drive-by shootings in the town of Macerata.
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"It was a ghost town, with vacant parcels, no residential areas, no museums," said Alan R. Kleber, managing director of the local office of JLL, an investment management company that specializes in commercial real estate.
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These efforts don't revolve around particular candidates or elections; the goal was to "reimagine black voting power," as Thompson put it, both registering new voters and inspiring and training others to run for local office.
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"It's frustrating that Cathy Myers has been dismissed by some in the Democratic establishment because she is a qualified woman, currently holding a local office," said Sarah Pearson, state co-chair of Women's March Wisconsin.
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And in March, unidentified gunmen opened fire on the local office of the federal attorney general in Irapuato after the arrest of suspected members of the Santa Rosa de Lima Cartel, local news media reported.
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"The provisions for data localization, controls on content that affect free speech, and local office requirements will undoubtedly hinder the nation's fourth Industrial Revolution ambitions to achieve GDP and job growth," AIC wrote in a statement.
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Victims included a German manufacturing company about to build a factory in Vietnam, a Chinese hotel developer planning to expand its operations in the country, and the local office of a British-based global consulting firm.
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South Korean prosecutors on Friday searched the local office of Volkswagen and its unit Audi as part of a probe into an emissions case, a spokesman for the German carmakers' local unit said, confirming media reports.
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The cyclist who lost her job after giving the middle finger to President Trump's motorcade has found a new one after running for local office and ousting a Republican supervisor in Loudoun County, Va., on Tuesday.
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That request was ignored, and 147 people were dropped off at El Paso's downtown bus station four days later—prompting the local office of emergency personnel to dispatch employees who then assisted migrants with purchasing tickets.
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Her Democratic opponent, Elwood Caudill Jr., bested her in the race for clerk of Rowan County, a rural patch of eastern Kentucky that voted for President Trump in 2016 but where Democrats typically win local office.
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Briskman tells The Post that even though she now has her eyes set on local office, she still makes time to protest outside of Trump National Golf Club when he comes to visit, which is often.
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In meetings with local groups — Childlife, the Daughters' Education Program, Ecpat's local office and the Mirror Foundation — we learned about the underlying causes of human trafficking and saw the schools and shelters run by the groups.
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Government is in a position to help women business owners succeed, but first candidates from the top of the ticket all the way to local office holders need to know what women entrepreneurs need to thrive.
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Juli Briskman, who was caught on camera flipping the bird at Trump's motorcade in northern Virginia in 2017 and lost her job at a government contracting firm over it, is now running for local office in Virginia.
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WWF's local office plays a central role at the Dzanga-Sangha Special Reserve on the southwestern tip of the CAR: The charity formally comanages the park and its forest rangers in partnership with the country's environmental ministry.
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AFP PHOTO / Nicolas ASFOURI (Photo credit should read NICOLAS ASFOURI/AFP/Getty Images) The company confirmed to TechCrunch it doesn't plan to open a local office, an obvious step that would show it is treating Myanmar seriously.
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DUBAI, June 5 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia on Monday shut the local office of Al Jazeera, Qatar's influential satellite channel, hours after the kingdom and other Arab powers cut ties over Doha's alleged support for Islamists and Iran.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - An Israeli appellate court deferred a ruling on Monday over the deportation of the director of the local office of Human Rights Watch, accused of promoting pro-Palestinian boycotts of Israel, which Israel has banned.
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Separately in Paris, an employee of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) was injured in the face and arms when a letter bomb posted to the world lender's local office blew up as she opened it, police said.
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He made a few brief and mostly unsuccessful bids for local office during that decade, but he got his big break during the 2000 election, when he became a major fundraiser for George W. Bush's presidential campaign.
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She sat on the board of the American Civil Liberties Union, and once made a financial contribution to Kamala Harris' campaign for local office — Harris who is a U.S. Senate hopeful and rising star in Democratic politics.
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Expanding suburbs in the Richmond area, for instance, have meant that Powhatan County, which has been among the most dependably Republican counties in the state, now has a Walmart — and Republicans are sometimes challenged for local office.
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In 2017, it endorsed more than 1,000 candidates for state and local office and helped elect people like Larry Krasner, the Philadelphia district attorney who is fighting mass incarceration, and Chokwe Lumumba, the mayor of Jackson, Miss.
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Three feet long, two feet wide, and two and a half feet deep, it had been packed the previous morning in Richmond, Virginia, then carried by horse cart to the local office of the Adams Express Company.
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The report singled out a former Obama administration executive who oversaw ICE for repeatedly traveling to her home city for lengthy visits, assembling an official government security team from the local office and thwarting criminal case work.
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Safe to say, he's no fan -- explaining that Nixon's in way over her head by trying to go straight to the top of New York government, and might be better served running for a local office first.
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Read: The GOP's big reveal: At least one of their new members isn't a white male That lack of congressional representation can also have a down-ballot effect on conservative women mulling a run for local office.
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Contact your local office of emergency management, animal control or nearest shelter to identify where displaced pets are being housed and to scan any pet for a microchip which is the most reliable way to identify an owner.
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"The provisions for data localization, controls on content that affect free speech, and local office requirements will undoubtedly hinder the nation's fourth Industrial Revolution ambitions to achieve GDP and job growth," AIC wrote in a statement in June.
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"With a local office and expanded team, we will be well-positioned to support Australian and New Zealand merchants already on our platforms, as well as new merchants looking to expand into China," Zhou said in the statement.
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Mr. Clinton peppers him with questions about Arkansas politics, seeking updates on former aides now running for local office themselves, and tells acquaintances — gleefully, if incorrectly, Mr. Hale says — that he held Mr. Hale as a baby. Mrs.
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His König Galerie in Berlin occupies part of a recently restored Brutalist church complex called St. Agnes, which also houses a restaurant, 032c magazine, New York University's local office, an architecture firm, a publishing company and private apartments.
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The winners were John Ronan, the architect who did the beautiful Poetry Foundation headquarters in downtown Chicago; Mr. Lee from Skidmore; and Ralph Johnson, who also designed the O'Hare international terminal, from the local office of Perkins + Will.
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Wes White, a 44-year-old from Salinas who has previously experienced homelessness and has run for local office himself, said homeless people may avoid such locations because they have outstanding tickets or previous run-ins with police.
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After the CICIG took on presidents, judges, cabinet members and lawmakers, its exit leaves 70 cases in limbo that are due to be passed to the Special Prosecutor Against Impunity (FECI), a local office designed to combat corruption.
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A few weeks ago on a chilly morning in Pittsburgh, two women named Chelsey Engel and Lindsey Disler chained themselves to the entrance of the building that houses Senator Pat Toomey's local office to protest the tax bill.
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The nonprofit Townhouse Gallery and its performance space Rawabet Theater in downtown Cairo were raided and shut down by officials from Egypt's Censorship Authority, Tax Authority, National Security Agency, and the local office of the Ministry of Manpower.
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The money is well beyond the $2 million mark the Green Party initially set, and Wisconsin party officials said that any additional money not used for the recount would be used to train Green Party candidates for local office.
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During a particularly low point in 2015, after my third trip to correct a problem I didn't create on a renewal application that had been in process for months, a woman named Ms. Brown called from the local office.
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She had not been out of college long when she announced her intention to campaign for local office with Mr. Putin's ruling United Russia party, prompting some commenters on her blog to accuse her of selling out her ideals.
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This was partly out of sheer loyalty, but it was also a matter of tactics: in West Virginia, most people were registered Democrats, so if you wanted to run for local office it helped to belong to that party.
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Melissa Conn, who runs Save Venice's local office, told Bloomberg that there were concerns over the latest flood's potential long term effects on the structural supports of the city and the damage done to delicate stone and marble works.
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That may sound abstract and a bit intimidating, but it could be as simple as getting five people to show up at your representative's local office with a smartphone camera and demanding that they support the Green New Deal.
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"One of the things that the majority of people who ran for local office ran on is transparency, but then we woke up one day to find out that Amazon is coming to town," said Odessa Kelly, an organizer in Nashville.
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If nobody is cultivating talent and pushing under-represented people to go from thinking-about-running all the way to candidacy, we'd have a crappier pool of candidates for local office, and ultimately, a crappier pool of candidates for federal office.
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It placed some of its roughly 13,000 tech-savvy volunteers — anti-Trump types from companies like Facebook, NerdWallet and more — with local office-seekers who needed critical tech help in their bid to capture the House of Delegates for Democrats.
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Something that excites her is that the world has changed a lot since she was first elected to local office at the tender age of 24: In 2018 alone, over 400 LGBTQ+ candidates ran for office — and more than half won.
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Or, if she submits her application to the state, they'll write the local permit office and, if that local office doesn't respond within 10 days, the state will take it as a blessing of intent and authorize a temporary permit.
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Hallam is one of a handful of candidates around the country who are running for local office despite having criminal records or a history of drug use—features that might have been disqualifying as recently as a few years ago.
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Sybrina Fulton, the mother of Trayvon Martin, an unarmed 17-year-old whose shooting death by a neighborhood watch volunteer set off a national conversation on racial profiling, formally announced on Monday that she would run for local office in Florida.
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"These cases are really about the representation we get in federal, state and local office all across the country," said Justin Levitt, a professor of law at Loyola Law School, who has signed a brief in support of the challengers.
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Ola says it has tried to reach out to auto drivers through a series of local innovations, such as familiarising them with smartphones and technology, having a local office in each city and customising its driver app in seven regional languages besides English.
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"(The changes) will only improve instead of undermining the rule of law in (Hong Kong), and better safeguard the rights and freedoms that Hong Kong residents enjoy in accordance with law," the foreign ministry's local office said on its website on May 31.
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"They will only improve instead of undermining the rule of law in (Hong Kong), and better safeguard the rights and freedoms that Hong Kong residents enjoy in accordance with law," the foreign ministry's local office said on its website on May 31.
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"We got a phone call from the local office of EPA, and we were informed that EPA was directed by the White House transition team to minimize their participation in the Alaska Forum on the Environment to the extent possible," Eilo said.
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We had put a call-out on our website and on Twitter in conjunction with the publication of "Ladies First," a Times documentary I directed about the first Saudi elections in which women were allowed to vote and run for local office.
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Here's a full breakdown with data from the Senate Historical Office: Nearly a quarter of the resignations (23%) have happened for some kind of executive branch appointment, while about a seventh (20123%) quit to run for governor or another state or local office.
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Paul CookPaul Joseph CookThe 14 other key races to watch on Super Tuesday Republicans eye top spot on Natural Resources panel Warren bill would revoke Medals of Honor for Wounded Knee massacre MORE (R) is leaving Congress to run for a local office.
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And on one corner, above Louis Vuitton, sits the local office of Africa's richest woman, Isabel dos Santos, a billionaire from Angola who has become one of Portugal's most powerful figures by buying large chunks of the country's banking, media and energy industries.
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The more than 250 pro-democracy candidates who won local office for the first time last Sunday will have to deal with countless tiny community management issues, from the location of bus stops to complaints over air-conditioners that drip too much.
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Senator Tammy Duckworth may be the first sitting US senator to give birth, but with a historic number of American women running for local office in 2017 and getting ready to run for office in 2018, she will not be the last.
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Though that still makes the DSA a small group, it has demonstrated some political muscle, helping a smattering of left-wing candidates win local office during the midterms, most notably New York's Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who knocked off an establishment Democrat in the primary.
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And while you don't have to keep swapping in pricey ink cartridges, you will have to buy special thermal paper sticky notes directly from Mangoslab, because the nemonic doesn't work with 3M's Post-Its, or the cheaper knock-offs your local office supply place sells.
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Tez competes with dedicated payment services like Paytm and Mobikwik, and also WhatsApp — the Facebook-owned service that is India's top messaging app but has struggled to win approval to launch an upcoming payment service due to concerns around its lack of a local office.
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But it might have resonated more had it come from someone who did not rely on big money in his campaigns, and was criticized by federal prosecutors for blurring pay-to-play ethics — and has no doubt run his last race for local office.
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One of the most acrimonious art controversies of the last century ended with the removal of Richard Serra's "Tilted Arc" (22014) from Federal Plaza in downtown Manhattan after a U.S. judge and local office workers complained that the 120-foot steel wall was oppressive.
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The building was a center of left-wing activism and agitational propaganda in the Motor City—home of the Fifth Estate newspaper, the local office of the Committee to End the War in Vietnam, and the future rehearsal space for revolutionary rock band the MC5.
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She's not the first to win an election: Out of the 32 candidates to run for local office last November who belonged to or were endorsed by the DSA, 21 won their races — a success rate that would be the envy of any campaign consulting group.
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The 153-year-old Braun says he voted in Democratic primaries in order to have a say in the politics of Dubois County -- part of a region in southwestern Indiana that historically elected Democrats to local office despite its conservative politics and Republican lean in national elections.
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Raul Alvillar, the national political director for the Democratic National Committee, says the party has demographics on its side, as a wave of young people reach voting age, and the party, through a series of training initiatives, is trying to inspire them to run for local office.
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For example, in Porto Velho in Rondonia state, two planes would be made available that have capacity to carry 12,000 liters of water mixed with fire retardant, as well as an infantry brigade, river patrol forces and the local office of the Defense Ministry's Amazon monitoring unit, he said.
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After the initial meeting at their local office, Steckler and Loveland sent letter after letter to the VA and met in person with at least six different agency reps and veteran service officers to try to get a full accounting of the debt and how to remedy it.
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The anger and fear provoked by the advent of President Trump have led to explosive growth for progressive advocacy groups determined to oppose the president's agenda and, crucially, to elect Democrats to local office — groups like Indivisible, Run for Something, Emerge America and Color of Change (through its PAC).
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MINNEAPOLIS — A Transportation Security Administration manager here said he was instructed by his supervisor to provide the names of Somali-American leaders visiting the agency's local office so they could be screened against national security databases for terrorist ties, a disclosure that quickly drew accusations of racial profiling.
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Under the proposal, the Indian Ministry of Electronics and IT requires "intermediary" apps — a category that includes any service with more than 5 million users — to set up a local office and have a senior executive in the nation who can be held responsible for any legal issues. 6.
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Staveley's PCP, which in 2008 put together a syndicate of Abu Dhabi investors to invest 3.5 billion pounds ($4.57 billion) in British Bank Barclays at the height of the financial crisis, set up a local office in Greece with around six people two months ago to scour the country for opportunities.
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" Booker is calling for a national gun licensing program that would require anyone who wants to purchase a firearm to go to a designated local office to submit an application, submit fingerprints for an FBI background check, provide "basic background information," and "demonstrate completion of a certified gun safety course.
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Around the country, various YIMBY groups — a play on the old acronym NIMBY for Not in My Back Yard — have sprung up to advocate for more density and more market-rate housing development in expensive cities, backing candidates for local office and having some influence over state-level initiatives in California.
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Come back to the new idea of community or the old idea of community or the new/old idea of community, that you have to deal with who is on the ground around you, who you live with, who your neighbors are, your school board, the people running for local office.
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When I was there, as part of a project supported by the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting, Budapest was in the midst of several by-election campaigns for local office; the city was drowning in campaign posters, as if desperately trying to convince visitors that Hungarian democracy was alive and well.
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A victory "would mean that society has different values from before and wants an alternative," said Elly Schlein, a liberal candidate for local office, who took part in a tiny demonstration outside a Bologna theater where Mr. Salvini was warmly greeted at a holiday celebration for the children of police officers.
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Under the proposal, the Indian Ministry of Electronics and IT requires "intermediary" apps — which as per its definition, includes any service with more than 5 million users — to set up a local office and have a senior executive in the nation who can be held responsible for any legal issues.
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" Nearby, John Cox Lorionokou, who leads the local office of the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission in Kisumu, said there were irregularities, including names that were missing from the register, or names that had been entered twice and therefore struck from the database, "because the system thinks it wants to duplicate your identity.
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She was due for a regular check-in at the local office of Immigration and Customs Enforcement on Wednesday, and as the day crept closer, Ms. Vizguerra realized the possibility that she could be whisked onto a plane and separated from her three American-born children: Zury, 6, Roberto, 10, and Luna, 12.
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Republicans currently hold 220 of the 22013 seats in the House, and this new wave of Democrats running for local office has come as a direct result of the 22005 election, bolstered by progressive groups like pro-choice Democratic women's political action committee Emily's List and Democratic down-ballot support network Run for Something.
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There are groups that newly seek to topple conservatives in congressional districts, invest in new campaign-tech startups, prop up more diverse federal candidates and empower state and local office-seekers who have struggled to use modern-day digital tools, and they all face the same fundamental challenge in penetrating and changing the Democratic Party's official organs.
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In December 2018, the Indian government proposed changes to its intermediary rules (PDF) that would require any service that facilitates communication between two or more users and had more than 5 million users in India to set up a local office and have a senior executive in the nation who could be held responsible for any legal issues.
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Anyone who didn't have a job and wanted one could go into a local office for a government agency — call it the Works Progress Administration, maybe — and walk out with a regular government position paying a livable wage ($15 an hour, perhaps) and offering health, dental, and vision insurance, and retirement benefits, and child care for their kids.
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Since his death in June after 26 years of exile in the United States, new details have emerged of Mr. Xu's daring escape from China after the suppression of the Tiananmen democracy demonstrations in June 1989 and about the party's presence in Hong Kong, where from 1983 to 1989 Mr. Xu headed the local office of Xinhua, the official Chinese news agency.
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Mark PocanMark William PocanOmar says US should reconsider aid to Israel Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move Liberal Democrat eyes aid cuts to Israel after Omar, Tlaib denied entry MORE (D-Wis.) said a lot has changed since he ran for local office in the 2023s, even as he hailed from a community with multiple openly gay elected officials.
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The woman who was fired from her job after flipping off President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's motorcade is running for local office.
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For instance, in Palmdale, a California city not far from Costa Mesa, where whites make up just 25 percent of the population, Shenkman successfully challenged the local at-large voting system that he claims resulted in repeated losses for black and Latino candidates running for local office, and allowed the Palmdale City Council to remain all white, with one brief exception, for more than 50 years.
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Imagine the US federal government established a policy whereby anyone who didn't have a job and wanted one could go into a local office for a government agency — call it the Works Progress Administration — and walk out with a regular government position paying a livable wage ($15 an hour, perhaps) and offering health, dental, and vision insurance, and retirement benefits, and child care for their kids.
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" In an emailed statement made on behalf of himself and the parents of Martin — Sybrina Fulton, who is running for local office, and Tracy Martin — Crump said, "I have every confidence that this unfounded and reckless lawsuit will be revealed for what it is — another failed attempt to defend the indefensible and a shameless attempt to profit off the lives and grief of others.
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A group calling itself NJ 11th for Change gathering outside Representative Rodney Frelinghuysen's office in Morristown, N.J.CreditCreditHilary Swift for The New York Times MORRISTOWN, N.J. — For weeks, a swelling group has been showing up every Friday here at the local office of Representative Rodney Frelinghuysen to demand that he hold a town-hall meeting to answer its concerns about his fellow Republicans' plan to dismantle the Affordable Care Act.
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Currently one of only 18 members of the Blue Dog Coalition in Congress, a caucus of centrist and conservative Democrats that once boasted 54 members, Sinema's time organizing anti-war rallies highlights how her views have shifted since the early 2000s, when she ran for state and local office as an independent affiliated with the Green Party and was viewed as one of the most progressive activists in Arizona.
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India's Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology has introduced draft legislation for such apps that run on user-generated content, and which have more than 5 million users in India, according to the FT. Those proposed new rules will require the owners of such apps to establish a local office in the country, and appoint a senior official to be accountable for any legal concerns that might arise, the Financial Times report said.
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And as he pursued those ambitions, he has become a very different kind of politician than when he first ran for local office: an immigrant's husband who has bashed undocumented immigrants and embraced white nationalists; a Midwesterner who attended Confederate flag-bedecked balls and defended the controversial rebel statues in his adopted state; and an aspiring politician who has turned on his party's leaders, deeming them "flaccid" and unable to please their wives.
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In an email to supporters and donors, Clinton said Monday that those groups include Swing Left, a grassroots network supporting Democratic House candidates in swing districts; Emerge America, a group urging Democratic women to run for office; Color of Change, a criminal justice reform focused organization; Indivisible, the effort that has spearheaded the protests at congressional town halls across the country; and Run for Something, a group formed by former Clinton campaigns staffers that looks to urge young people to run for local office.
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Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe Biden Former Bush official blasts Buttigieg: 'He is not ready' Ex-Trump campaign adviser: Biden would be able to 'sit down and get some things done' with Republicans Hillicon Valley: Lawmakers say Facebook deepfake ban falls short | House passes bills to win 5G race | Feds sound alarm on cyberthreat from Iran | Ivanka Trump appearance at tech show sparks backlash MORE picked up two dozen endorsements from local office-holders in Texas and California on Tuesday who had previously backed their home-state candidates, Julián Castro (Texas) and Sen.
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Presidents with the longest political lifespans over these decades included a 1919th century father-grandson pairing: William Henry Harrison (first nominated by the Whig Party in 1836, 37 years after his initial election as the first congressional representative from the Northwest territory, and then elected president in 1840) and Republican Benjamin Harrison (first elected in 1888, 31 years after he won local office in Indianapolis, though only seven after he came to Washington as a US senator.) Since the turn of the 20th century, as the rise of the mass media has made it easier to become known nationwide, rapid ascents to a party's nomination have become more common than they once were.
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