If you want to run for office, dammit, run for office!
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But I don't have to run for office, and the devout church goers don't have to run for office.
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Of course, people who are planning to run for office never ever deny they're planning to run for office, right?
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Women are less likely than men to receive the suggestion to run for office, or to get any kind of external encouragement to run for office.
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Zuckerberg sought to quash these rumors by flatly denying he plans to run for office — another cast-iron tell that he's planning to run for office.
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"There's already certain opportunities for a certain class of people to be able to run for office that others wouldn't, so this gives the opportunity for two working parents to be able to run for office that wouldn't otherwise have the extra funds to be able to run for office," Lamandre told the Ethics Board.
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"How does someone run for office?" she asked, so I explained all kinds of people can run for office, even kids who have an idea about how to make their school better.
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Her colleagues have even encouraged her to run for office.
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"You've marched for progress -- now run for office," she said.
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Director Michael Moore You have to run for office. You!
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These are women who aren't "supposed" to run for office.
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Women still face some disadvantages when they run for office.
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Weeks later, USA Today endorsed his hypothetical run for office.
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That's right: our man is looking to run for office.
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He then called on the audience to run for office.
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That's when Chen says she decided to run for office.
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There's no way a single mother could run for office.
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That has fanned speculation that he might run for office.
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We only need a good one to run for office.
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Don't run for office, because the gig would be up.
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If it's not your hair, don't run for office, folks.
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So stand up, resist, run for office, be a champion.
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I went on to run for office with renewed confidence.
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First of all, how could I even run for office?
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Everybody should be afforded an opportunity to run for office.
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His wife said it inspired him to run for office.
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I have no interest, no ambition to run for office.
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He had run for office in 2008, as a Democrat.
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The rapper says she may run for office one day!
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Maybe you'll even feel encouraged to run for office yourself.
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Sam Altman says he doesn't want to run for office.
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Women aren't waiting to be asked to run for office.
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Bachelet cannot run for office again because of term limits.
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I think we need great people to run for office.
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That's prime time to run for office, as CNN reports.
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An intensive five-day course, hosted though not administered by the Yale Law School, it helps prepare women to run for office, get ready to help others run for office and establish political networks.
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Since Election Day 2016, over 2023,000 motivated, engaged and qualified women who want to run for office have joined She Should Run, a nonpartisan group aiming to inspire more women to run for office.
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Run for Something, an organization formed by former Hillary Clinton campaign staffers with the goal of recruiting progressive millennials to run for office, put together its first-ever National Run for Office Day this month.
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But the community organizer never thought she'd run for office herself.
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People promise all kinds of things when they run for office.
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I'd rather help you guys ... Why didn't you run for office?
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We've trained over 30,000 women to run for office and win.
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I just, I'm excited to see young people run for office.
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Simply by just trying to come back and run for office.
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Reached for comment, Scaramucci denied that he would run for office.
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But it didn't stop her from continuing to run for office.
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He described his sister's decision to run for office as "inappropriate".
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Since deciding to run for office he has had to stop.
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"I had no idea how to run for office," she recalled.
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Earlier today, he "launched" a campaign page to run for office.
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Sanders's claim that Hillary Clinton isn't "qualified" to run for office.
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First, a record number of women filed to run for office.
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Asked whether he would run for office himself, he said no.
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Shailene Woodley isn't ruling out a run for office some day.
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Yet the Rohingya weren't allowed to vote or run for office.
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I had just been defeated in my first run for office.
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You'll laugh, you'll cry, you might even run for office. 153.
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I'm not planning to run for office in the short term.
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But it's a mixed bag, seeing your parent run for office.
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Swearengin could run for office again, maybe for the state legislature.
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Do not run for office because the gig would be up.
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That begs that question, are you going to run for office?
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I didn't think that I would run for office at all.
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Before I decided to run for office, we made a movie.
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He'd never run for office before and he won the presidency.
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I don't know if either of them will run for office.
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Clinton isn't the only Democrat facing calls to run for office.
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This makes it harder when women run for office, Wright said.
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For us, it's women saying they want to run for office.
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Women are gearing up to run for office in record numbers.
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Asked whether he would run for office again, Ryan said no.
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It was Beto O'Rourke who convinced McClinton to run for office.
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Richards similarly called for women to run for office, NPR reported.
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Obama was funnier than probably anybody who's ever run for office.
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After she decided not to run for office, voters lost interest.
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"He said, 'I'm going to run for office,'" Mr. Emory recalled.
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And we're seeing people join law enforcement and run for office.
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Even though when women run for office they win their elections at equal rates, and raise just as much money, that is not generally the perception of women who are well situated to run for office.
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Run for office and encourage others to do so, as well.8.
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As a naturalized citizen, you'll be able to run for office yourself.
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Women need to be encouraged to run for office early in life.
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Even so, Amy Kennedy did not set out to run for office.
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First, I wanted to ask why you decided to run for office.
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PMF members cannot run for office unless they formally resign their posts.
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Absolutely. Are there still challenges that women who run for office face?
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Only about 100 Muslims filed papers this year to run for office.
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The non-partisan organization recruits and trains women to run for office.
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He also has an inkling about whether she'll run for office again.
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He had previously run for office as a Republican and an independent.
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Is it important to have people like Cynthia Nixon run for office?
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Mr Jones has unsuccessfully run for office for almost half a century.
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As to whether he'll run for office one day, Schlossberg was open.
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What's more, hundreds of women have been inspired to run for office.
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"Trump, Jr. should run for office," Erickson tweeted to his 160,000 followers.
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The other has been identifying and training women to run for office.
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No wonder so many in the LGBTQ want to run for office.
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She has encouraged women -- especially women of color -- to run for office.
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"It's a mistake to nominate anyone who's ever run for office," Sen.
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When you run for office, you put your character on the line.
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Together, they've recruited more Democrats to run for office than ever before.
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Well, he said he was going to run for office one day.
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I don't want to run for office; I'm a good background player.
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She is repeatedly mentioned as someone Democrats hope will run for office.
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Abrams has yet to decide if she will run for office again.
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That the two retired generals would run for office was no surprise.
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And that's the story of how I decided to run for office.
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Women stepped up to run for office and support those who did.
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"Organize, run for office, donate and most of all vote," he said.
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More Native Women are choosing to run for office at every level.
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"If you run for office, you defend your record," Mr. Sanders said.
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In 2012, during her first run for office, she got then-Sen.
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Whenever, if ever, she chooses to run for office, we're all ears.
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Why should I risk character assassination of myself to run for office?
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This will change when women run for office against men and win.
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At least 40 educators have filed to run for office in Kentucky.
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" He said educators are moving to run for office due to "frustration.
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Moreno already is, having said he won't run for office in 2021.
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Many cited Trump's presidency among the reasons they decided to run for office.
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At some point someone has to run for office to represent those beliefs.
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She figured she'd run for office herself much later on in her career.
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If you've ever been frustrated by government, stop complaining and run for office.
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McMahon stepped down from wrestling company WWE in 2009 to run for office.
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But to volunteer, to make phone calls, to donate, to run for office.
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Delete your account and run for office if you want to fight back.
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"In Georgia, they're ready to have real people run for office," he said.
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There are not a lot of astronauts who have run for office, either.
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Paul won election to the Senate in 2010, his first run for office.
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If I decide to run for office, I'll produce my tax returns. Absolutely.
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He declared his sister's decision to run for office as "inappropriate" and "unconstitutional".
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"There's a good chance Obama will never run for office again," Levinson says.
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Tarkanian has run for office unsuccessfully five times in recent years in Nevada.
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They are less likely than men to be recruited to run for office.
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"It's a mistake to nominate anyone who's ever run for office," Missouri Sen.
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"Michelle will never run for office," he told Rolling Stone magazine Nov. 9.
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He's run for office several times, never making it past the primary stage.
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Authorities claim Navalny is ineligible to run for office because of the conviction.
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At that time, Greitens' early planning to run for office was well underway.
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He's previously run for office in New York, including for mayor in 2013.
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She has also helped other Democratic women raise money to run for office.
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On the Democrats' side, Clinton, even if indicted, can still run for office.
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However, when asked whether he would ever run for office, Andrés played coy.
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" The answer, she says, was clear: "I was going to run for office.
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President Trump's White House victory has inspired other celebrities to run for office.
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Two years ago, Liuba Grechen Shirley had no plans to run for office.
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They have always been able to vote, run for office, and own property.
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And if that doesn't work, run for office yourself — that's another personal action.
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Lina Hidalgo never thought she would work in politics or run for office.
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After she decided to run for office, she put her degree on hold.
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But women are also considerably less likely to run for office than men.
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In March Ms. McCray said she was weighing a future run for office.
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JIMMY FALLON: I just didn't realize that you wanted to run for office.
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I assumed the best way make a difference was to run for office.
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But the scandal isn't what Plame says spurred her to run for office.
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They run for office, they hold office, they conduct acts as political figures.
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With those kinds of obligations, who has the time to run for office?
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She was leading an Omaha nonprofit organization before deciding to run for office.
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Greitens had never run for office before, but he proved a prolific fundraiser.
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He can run for office because he hasn&apost been convicted of any crime.
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This is all pretty normal stuff for someone who's planning to run for office.
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Working-class, progressive, outspoken women like them are not "supposed to" run for office.
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Because you know there were ideas that both of them could run for office.
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So why don't more young people actually run for office and satisfy that demand?
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What about Carly Fiorina, who has run for office on the Republican ticket before?
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So now, along with dozens of other teachers, Hoxie filed to run for office.
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There are about a million reasons for women to run for office these days.
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He has not run for office or been obliged to put policies into action.
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Maybe one day I would run for office, but definitely right now, no way.
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It was slowly transforming even before the demagogic businessman began his run for office.
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However, Winfrey has repeatedly denied a desire to run for office in the past.
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"I've always thought maybe one day I would run for office," he told PEOPLE.
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He was giving interviews and saying that he really couldn't run for office... yet.
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I asked Lugo, who has a dry charisma, if he'd ever run for office.
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We don't need to have another guy run for office who hasn't been vetted.
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"This will allow more women to run for office," she told CNN's Kate Bolduan.
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She's a bankruptcy expert and law professor, who never thought she'd run for office.
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Let me tell you, it takes a lot of courage to run for office.
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Emerge Iowa recruits and trains women to run for office across the Hawkeye State.
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What practical advice would you give to women who plan to run for office?
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Pruitt, for his part, may be padding his resume for a run for office.
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Sanchez, on the other hand, decided to run for office shortly after Guzman's arrest.
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No one wonders if Bill Gates' children could be convinced to run for office.
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Putin didn't explicitly say he was going to run for office again in 2024.
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The misdemeanor conviction will not affect his ability to run for office or vote.
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One asked whether either of the two men were planning to run for office.
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A renewed women's movement has inspired women to run for office in record numbers.
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Now you have all of these training programs for women to run for office.
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Ms. Gillibrand has also noted Mr. Clinton's support for her own run for office.
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Mr. Di Maio was wondering if Mr. Cucinelli might want to run for office.
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It was unclear Monday afternoon whether he planned to actively run for office again.
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Terry McAuliffe announced Friday that restores their rights to vote and run for office.
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Other prominent Catalan politicians could run for office from a Madrid jail, pending trial.
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"I do not run for office as some sort of quixotic endeavor," she said.
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There is no one way to be, or run for office as, a woman.
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Instead, she and her husband asked me to run for office – and I did!
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Does it make you want to run for office when you are old enough?
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The three things Abrams would tell young black women considering a run for office
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Moulton, a Marine Corps veteran, has pushed for more veterans to run for office.
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According to Emily's List, more than 22,000 women are seeking to run for office.
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Last question: Do you think that you might want to run for office someday?
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Some have never run for office, and others have been in office for years.
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It occurs to me that perhaps Peter Thiel himself wants to run for office.
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And that's important for encouraging women to run for office in the first place.
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Many fewer women run for office — or even consider running for office — than men.
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Let me tell you, it gets much, much worse as you run for office.
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Biden recalled in his book that Stennis asked him why he had run for office.
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Lead, Don't Follow And here's where it gets really big: You can run for office.
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" "There's nothing to hide about being a single mom who wants to run for office.
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We have marched, we have organized, we have run for office and we have won.
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Houlahan's run for office is particularly important because currently no women represent Pennsylvania in Congress.
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"If I decide to run for office, I'll produce my tax returns, absolutely," he said.
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The Arizona Republic first reported that Masters is laying the groundwork to run for office.
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The deadline to file to run for office in Texas this year passed in December.
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In June, she decided to run for office herself, launching a challenge against incumbent Rep.
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Her goal, she says, is to get 20173,000 women to run for office by 2030.
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Hillary had never run for office before, but she decided to give it a try.
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After launching his nationwide tour, Zuckerberg denied he had any plans to run for office.
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This is a game changer for women and parents considering a run for office. pic.twitter.
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Mr Prayuth insists he will not support any particular party, nor run for office himself.
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This year, record numbers of scientists, medical professionals, and engineers decided to run for office.
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Mr. Trump has never run for office in New York City, and with good reason.
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Terry McAuliffe, a Clinton ally, during her unsuccessful run for office in Virginia in 2015.
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"This is what inspires women to run for office and take their jobs," she said.
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Rajan's corruption does some good, though: It spurs Capheus to run for office in Nairobi!
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She decided she would run for office to try and change the culture on campus.
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"People ask me if I want to run for office, but I don't," admitted Legend.
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They are less likely than men to think they are "qualified" to run for office.
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As for the only component that might be able to derail Winfrey's run for office?
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If you're going to run for office, you might want to give Arizona a try.
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Sixteen of the 19 participants agreed: They'd like to see Trump Jr. run for office.
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And it's global: Pro wrestlers run for office, and get elected, all over the world.
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Frustrated teachers are staging walkouts, holding "walk-ins" and lining up to run for office.
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"We'll see," Holder responded when asked if will run for office in 2018 or 2020.
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And we desperately need our best people to run for office and serve their communities.
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"Long story short, I need you to run for office," she said on the call.
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Her husband, rapper Kanye West, has himself previously floated a possible future run for office.
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It's still unclear if a politician powered by artificial intelligence can legally run for office.
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Hillary had never run for office before but she decided to give it a try.
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What did you think of him teasing that he was going to run for office?
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O'Rourke told supporters in an email that he will not run for office next year.
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"You have to be a little crazy to run for office here," Mr. Martínez said.
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What challenges do people of color who run for office face that white candidates don't?
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To the party, it's evidence that Sestak doesn't actually know how to run for office.
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Women need to run for office, and they are now doing that in record numbers.
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She worked on training women to run for office and prisoner rights among other issues.
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Mr. Zimmer called the results "devastating" and said he would never run for office again.
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" In his announcement of his run for office, he spoke of Mexican immigrants as "rapists.
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But Winfrey has addressed a potential run for office several times since the 2016 election.
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While Min felt pulled to run for office, he conceded it was a tough decision.
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The number marks the largest number of scientists to run for office in modern history.
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"The momentum has not slowed for scientists who want to run for office," Morrow said.
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Here's a primer on what it takes to run for office on the City Council.
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As people prepare to run for office there are many questions that they must answer.
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Trump, a Republican who had never previously run for office, assumes the presidency on Jan.
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You just can't vote, run for office, or hold some jobs with high security clearance.
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After all, Trump made fixing Washington a key rationale of his outsider run for office.
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"We don't want to become politicians, we don't want to run for office," she said.
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Secondarily, we've seen a huge rush of women deciding to run for office in 2018.
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Hof said earlier this year that Trump's shocking 2016 win inspired him to run for office.
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It also proposed political parties join in recruiting, training and financing women to run for office.
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"You've got to train, recruit and get some of these young people to run for office."
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A lot has changed about politics and the supposed prerequisites to run for office in America.
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Improving these numbers isn't just a matter of getting more black women to run for office.
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Humala's downfall jolted Peru's political system, though he is not expected to run for office again.
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And Arpaio promptly decided to run for office in Arizona after his own pardon and release.
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Most of those candidates never actually received the party's nomination in their initial run for office.
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Not everybody's gonna run for office by any means, but you can support those who do.
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"I like to think back to when I first decided to run for office," Forrester said.
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He's run for office five times since 2004, and won three of his four primary races.
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In fact, it takes four minutes for Williams to ask Nixon about her run for office.
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In a phone interview, she sounded dejected, but not defeated, vowing to run for office again.
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I believe that money should not be the reason why you decide to run for office.
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O'Rourke broke fundraising records in his last run for office, racking up $78 million in donations.
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We wanted to know exactly what it was like to run for office after changing parties.
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Some of her fans have started a Twitter campaign to get her to run for office.
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Kathy Griffin has some suggestions about who should run for office during the next presidential election.
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And perhaps all that political chatter got her thinking — why don't I run for office myself?
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And she's devoted herself to "convincing these leaders they need to run for office," she said.
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"Think about it: Who are the people that run for office?" he was quoted as saying.
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After this bitterly contested election, how do you convince a young woman to run for office?
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" On if he'll run for office: "If I ever decide, I'll talk to everybody about it.
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The son of former conservative President Alvaro Arzu, Roberto Arzu has never run for office before.
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Check out more videos from VICE: Any advice for young activists considering a run for office?
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As more run for office, however, we could begin to hear echos of Obama more often.
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Asked whether she'll ever run for office, a question she's faced repeatedly, she again said no.
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Last but not least, if you think you could do a better job, run for office.
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" When I asked Bush whether she would run for office again, she said, "I probably will.
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Another could be a law protecting employees from retaliation if they choose to run for office.
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In any case, many of the opposition's most popular candidates were unable to run for office.
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Golden would still require residents to be at least 85033 years old to run for office.
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Winfrey, whose speech was described by some as presidential, has denied plans to run for office.
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The dinner has since been cited as a motivating factor for Trump's 2016 run for office.
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"If any actor was going to run for office, it should be Jon Voight," he said.
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Nobody has ever done what Trump has done, come from completely outside, never run for office.
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After an unsuccessful run for office in Virginia, he was hired as an on-air contributor.
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" A cameraman approached during one of the breaks and implored him to run for office. "Please!
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It's the kind of job you take if you don't want to run for office again.
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People like Nancy Pelosi run for office so they can basically try to grow the government.
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It just got a bit easier for a parent of young children to run for office.
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"Women like me weren't supposed to run for office," she says in her viral campaign video.
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Organizations like these have set the precedent for recruiting a new generation to run for office.
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She calls his election the "bat signal" that provoked many progressive women to run for office.
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That's why Meghan McCain and Chelsea Clinton are asked if they intend to run for office.
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He decried the sacrifices he made as a rich person in choosing to run for office.
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Facing existential threats, native leaders began to exhort fellow Indians to vote and run for office.
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"Women like me aren't supposed to run for office," she said in a recent campaign ad.
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Putin did not say whether he would run for office in 2024, according to the Times.
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People across the country are registering to not only vote but also to run for office.
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Like Trump, Ike had never run for office before he became a Republican candidate for president.
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Yes, I know Oprah has repeatedly expressed a reluctance-bordering-on-unwillingness to run for office.
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MSNBC's Joe Scarborough on Wednesday asked former Acting Attorney General Sally Yates to run for office.
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She believes health care, in particular, has driven many women to run for office this year.
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You should go back to your own country of origin and run for office over there!!
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The Times report said the subpoena is related to records prior to Trump's run for office.
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The two men have been allies for many years, pre-dating the president's run for office.
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The month before, she told Elle magazine that she had been "afraid" to run for office.
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"This was going to be my next project, if I hadn't run for office," Warren said.
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President Trump's daughter, who is also an adviser to the president, has never run for office.
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In its wake, women are packing local forums offering information on how to run for office.
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That decision surprised many in Michigan politics, including Conyers III, who has never run for office.
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Some of these new activists would run for office (and indeed some won on Tuesday night).
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So this past weekend marked the three year anniversary of President Trump announcing his run for office.
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Now, more than ever, we must amplify young women's voices and encourage them to run for office.
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Perry has never before run for office and is also a doctor, according to her campaign website.
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And I know it's imperative that we encourage more members of our community to run for office.
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" Jenner previously told CNN's Don Lemon in April she would "seriously look at a run for office.
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Post-election surge Other organizations that help women run for office -- some nonpartisan -- are also reporting upticks.
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But far too often, qualified women do not consider a run for office attainable, the group says.
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"If that's a major issue when he decides to run for office, he should run," he said.
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"Women like me aren't supposed to run for office," Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez said in her campaign video.
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CNN reports that the actor was inspired to run for office throughout President Donald Trump's election cycle.
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John Kelly, now the current White House chief of staff, but he's never run for office before.
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Mr. Mckesson has thrown his hat into the crowded Baltimore mayoral race, his first run for office.
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" Jenner previously told CNN's Don Lemon in April she would "seriously look at a run for office.
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Run for office, donate, decide to turn something into action so that you can actually get involved.
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President Trump's election has fueled speculation his adult children may follow his footsteps and run for office.
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"Any woman who has run for office is certainly no stranger to online abuse," Clark told Refinery29.
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She said she came away feeling like you still had to be wealthy to run for office.
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So she was ... This is why we need Kara Swisher to run for office, by the way.
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Data showed they were less likely to run for office, contribute to campaigns, or contact public officials.
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Since last year's presidential election, women have been signing up to run for office at record numbers.
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Ocasio-Cortez, 85033, also nodded to younger candidates who have or are hoping to run for office.
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Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, who has acknowledged he might run for office someday, chimed in on Twitter.
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She added that she hopes other women will be inspired to run for office following the decision.
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She was inspired to run for office by a desire to take back the country from Trump.
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A 'flamboyant, loud-mouthed guy' Hof says he was inspired to run for office by Trump's candidacy.
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Having never run for office before, Trump will essentially be building a national fundraising network from scratch.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio made ending stop-and-frisk a centerpiece of his first run for office.
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Or, does she not want her brand tainted through association as she contemplates a run for office?
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Restrictive ballot access laws make it difficult for third party or independent candidates to run for office.
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Presidents run for office and get elected on the basis of commitments they make to their supporters.
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The idea that Zuckerberg might run for office one day was tossed around a bit in 2016.
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A lot of times one of the reasons women run for office is because they've been asked.
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The events of 2016 sparked the wave of interest from Democratic women wanting to run for office.
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After that movement, I tried to convince them to run for office and create a new party.
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What do you think of fellow Shark Tank investor Kevin O'Leary's potential run for office in Canada?
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"You can run for office for the first time and it's a possibility [to win]," she said.
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Failing so publicly during my run for office started to free me from my fear of imperfection.
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He's never run for office before but he raised more than $500,000 in May and June 2017.
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In the statement, Mr. Scott said Mr. Antonacci would not run for office to keep the position.
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On Thursday, he told reporters that he would be ready to run for office in four years.
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Mayors have repeatedly tried to run for office outside of the five boroughs, only to be thwarted.
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This year, more women than ever before filed to run for office at all levels of government.
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And his anti-Muslim rhetoric helped inspire a record number of Muslim Americans to run for office.
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His wife's run for office also started months before he had any role in the Clinton probe.
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But the soccer star told the magazine she doesn't plan to run for office any time soon.
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Rodney Frelinghuysen had become unresponsive to voters, led Sherrill to run for office for the first time.
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I want to run for office so I can be the leader I always wished I had.
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Some women can visit doctors, go to schools and offices again, run for office, and play sports.
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I know that if I run for office, my story won't be complete without her in it.
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It's why Hillary Clinton's remarks last month encouraging young women to run for office were so poignant.
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Two of Australia's closest allies, the United States and Britain, allow dual citizens to run for office.
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A friend suggested that maybe he should not just complain, but take action and run for office.
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In Erie, Pa., more women have been stepping forward to run for office since the first march.
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"I made the decision to run for office because I was trying to help people," she continued.
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He said he was analyzing a potential run for office and that he "will announce something soon."
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Her advocacy led to calls for her to run for office, but Ms. Rzeszowsk had repeatedly declined.
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Mr Bloomberg has run for office as a Republican, as an independent and now as a Democrat.
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"It's liars like you in politics that have prompted me to run for office myself," she wrote.
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Here's, I think ... Do you think those tech people are not going to run for office now?
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City authorities said the opposition candidates had failed to provide the necessary 5,000 signatures to run for office.
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Benioff told Recode's Kara Swisher in a recent interview on MSNBC that he will never run for office.
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The politician, a former human rights lawyer, can run for office because he has yet to be convicted.
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In the messages, Strzok had called Trump a "fucking idiot" and expressed disdain over his run for office.
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"Build the wall" was one of his signature campaign pledges in his first run for office in 2016.
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It's part of the reason the GOP is picking so many amateurs to run for office these days.
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"We have to change and try something different," she said of teachers choosing to run for office themselves.
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After an independent fact checker explained why, Mr. Hampton decided that he had to run for office himself.
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Do you want to be involved in politics in the long run or continue to run for office?
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It takes a certain type of individual to run for office these days — one who enjoys the limelight.
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But under a law that Lula himself signed when he was president, convicts may not run for office.
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But the actor-director has batted away the idea that he will run for office in the future.
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"More power to her," Mike says when I ask him about Lily's plan to run for office someday.
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Eisen is up front that his run for office may be an ill-fated exercise in the quixotic.
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"It's great that we live in a democracy where anyone can run for office," the campaign statement read.
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Most rank-and-file FARC fighters were granted amnesty, and their commanders were free to run for office.
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Saujani has run for office and recruited high-profile ambassadors to Girls Who Code, like supermodel Karlie Kloss.
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Some female politicians are encouraging more women, who are only 10% of the Diet, to run for office.
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The court ruled that former guerrillas can run for office as long as they submit to the tribunal.
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Some of them went as far as to suggest, albeit jokingly, that the rapper should run for office.
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Steyer, 61, has grown increasingly active in politics over the past decade but has never run for office.
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"Women like me aren't supposed to run for office," Ocasio-Cortez said in one of her campaign videos.
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Many Democratic legislators also credited Emerge Nevada's work to recruit and train Democratic women to run for office.
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"Build the wall" was one of his signature campaign pledges in his first run for office in 1.23.
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They are the people who decide, "Who are we going to back to run for office?" she said.
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She's receiving help from 314 Action, a group that recruits people with science backgrounds to run for office.
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This is what it looks like to run for office in 2018 as a mother, Grechen Shirley says.
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None of us would run for office if we didn't believe we could contribute to the greater good.
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If you're disappointed by your elected officials, grab a clipboard, get some signatures and run for office yourself.
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Its critics say such a system lets politicians act with impunity and encourages criminals to run for office.
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Murphy is technically a neophyte, too—he's never run for office before—but he's no stranger to politics.
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In fact, women were so angry, energized, and active that a record number decided to run for office.
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We've been seeing it in the level of interest in programs to train women to run for office.
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"The average age for women who run for office right now is 52 years old," she told Bolduan.
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In the battle for control of the Senate, Democrats and Republicans nominated 2202 women to run for office.
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Jared Polis (D-Colo.) and Mark Takano (D-Calif.), is focused on helping LGBT politicians run for office.
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Many of the candidates told the network that Trump and his administration motivated them to run for office.
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Days after she announced her plan to run for office, nude photos -- allegedly of her -- were posted online.
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Emily Cherniack, founder and executive director of New Politics, recruits veterans from both parties to run for office.
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Asked by Jones if she would ever run for office, Kardashian West said it isn't likely right now.
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Women are far less likely to voluntarily run for office than men; they typically wait to be asked.
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Run for Something launched last year in the hopes of recruiting people under 85033 to run for office.
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Waters used her speech at the ceremony to encourage the crowd to run for office, according to Glamour.
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A common refrain was a push for group members to run for office and get involved with campaigns.
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As his profile in Austin rose, Mr. Cruz made no secret of his intention to run for office.
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Analysts say it is the first time that more than two or three activists have run for office.
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He said he decided to run for office in 2013 after the second of those friends committed suicide.
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Chaffetz left open the possibility that he would run for office again, potentially in the 2020 governor's race.
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But a lot of pro wrestlers have run for office, with varying—though usually more than less—success.
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Born and raised in rural Ulster County, he left Harvard Law School last year to run for office.
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Vote in elections, run for office and lobby in favor of policies that could have a wider impact.
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"I call it the Hillary-effect that she inspired so many women to run for office," Gholar said.
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The primary in June 2018 was Ocasio-Cortez's first run for office, but she had experience in politics.
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Sessions has spent more than any candidate except George Hindman, a businessman who has run for office before.
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Just ask Hillary Clinton or Mr. Trump, or for that matter, anyone who has ever run for office.
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The solution is more competition, to make it easier for interested people to run for office and win.
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And we need to encourage ordinary Americans to run for office at the local, state and federal level.
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This year, they are pledging to vote, run for office, and elect new politicians in the 2018 midterms.
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After the DC march, another Hudson Valley demonstrator decided to run for office in O'Meara's hometown, and won.
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Most had never run for office before and revealed that they were laughed at or told to wait.
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The blatant prejudice that has crawled out of the woodwork since his run for office has been horrifying.
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In response to numerous calls for me to run for office, I am considering a run for Congress.
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None of the girls said they planned to run for office; each said it would be too stressful.
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Steyer, a top Democratic donor, announced earlier this year that he will not run for office in 2018.
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So don't worry about us, Mr. Brooks, we will have our "mass therapy" and run for office, too.
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Politically, she has created a political action committee to raise money and encourage women to run for office.
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But it turns out that women are also less likely to run for office in the first place.
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This group is prepping scientists to run for office in response to Trump This group is prepping scientists to run for office in response to Trump The Trump administration's attempts to suppress research on science from climate change to vaccines has become a call to action for many usually apolitical scientists.
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Sanders would run for office in Vermont four times as a member of Liberty Union, from 1972 to 1977.
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Mike Braun, a Republican businessman who says President Donald Trump inspired him to run for office, defeated Indiana Sen.
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Above all else, he is a politician, and politicians run for office because they desperately need attention and validation.
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She fought teachers' unions, a tactic some friends think was meant to position her for a run for office.
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"Anybody who's a good troll should go and file papers to run for office at this point," she joked.
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We now have a 29,200 plus page tax code, although politicians have run for office for decades promising reform.
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If Steyer does want to run for office, the next statewide office in California does not open until 2022.
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In June, Hallquist told CNN that the public's response to her transition gave her confidence to run for office.
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And if you believe you can raise the money, then you raise your hand, and you run for office.
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If an Indigenous single mother of two who grew up poor can run for office, anyone can do it.
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Is it any wonder David Duke, former head of the Ku Klux Klan, feels emboldened to run for office?
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One of them wants to run for office so she can fight for women's rights and combat climate change.
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You can't run for office and let millions of people suffer because you aren't willing to accept your faults.
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Hof said earlier this year that Trump's victory in 2016 helped inspire him to run for office this year.
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Sanders would run for office three more times under the Liberty Union banner before leaving the party in 1977.
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NAIROBI — When Samanthah Maina decided to run for office, the first-time candidate thought she was more than ready.
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He acknowledged that "someday" he may run for office but, if so, it would be in the distant future.
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Capheus in Kenya will certainly have to contend with the water crisis somehow — meaning he will run for office.
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Its citizens democratically elect the president and lawmakers, but there's a catch -- not everyone gets to run for office.
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She was endorsed by Emily's List, a D.C. based group that recruits and helps Democratic women run for office.
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Springer, the former mayor of Cincinnati, is reportedly weighing a run for office more seriously than he has before.
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The laws are written by legislatures that are filled with politicians who will run for office under these rules.
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And the fights went on: to use the vote, to run for office, to enshrine women's equality into law.
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Abrams has said she is likely to run for office again, though she has not specified for which office.
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A new organization says it has recruited more than 1,200 millennials to run for office since President Trump's inauguration.
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In an interview earlier this week, Trump defended his comments, saying he never thought he would run for office.
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By Krystal Ball When I was 2628, having never run for office before, I decided to run for Congress.
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Just days after she announced her plan to run for office, nude photos -- allegedly of her -- were posted online.
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She recently left her position as chair of the chemistry department at Stony Brook University to run for office.
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With more than 150 million followers on Instagram alone, Johnson certainly has the fan base to run for office.
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Continue to show up to the polls, ask questions, demand answers, speak up and step up, run for office.
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Many of the texts, on FBI cell phones, were bitingly critical of Trump during his 2016 run for office.
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"I decided to run for office because not everyone is seated at the table," he says in a voiceover.
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Scott Peters (D-Calif.) for a third term over Republican Denise Gitsham, who's making her first run for office.
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For Logan, who says he's now contemplating making his own run for office in the future, it's also personal.
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"She will never run for office," President Obama said last month on the "Sway in the Morning" radio show.
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The former hedge fund manager, who made the announcement Monday, will not run for office in California this year.
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Isner had sketched out a loose 433-year plan to prepare to run for office after the family's move.
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But almost simultaneously, Pakistan's electoral commission was paving the way for candidates with extremist ties to run for office.
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Having been out of politics for four years, under Iranian law he is permitted to run for office again.
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Ms. Hidalgo said she decided to run for office after the 20053 election because of the divisiveness it displayed.
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The conviction, upheld by an appeals court early this year, rendered Mr. da Silva ineligible to run for office.
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She paints the president's attacks as personal as much as political, and defends her decision to run for office.
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If that's a message that resonates with people, I would say it's a great reason to run for office.
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Because the filing deadline to run for office in Virginia has passed, party officials will decide on a nominee.
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Many of the voters who powered Jones to victory have now decided it's their turn to run for office.
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All told, more than 500 candidates are expected to run for office, according to the city's campaign finance board.
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He said some of the lines Apatow wrote for the dinner seemed to inspire Trump to run for office.
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Nancy Pelosi, both Democrats, urged women to run for office and vote to oppose Trump and the Republicans' agenda.
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A group focused on recruiting and training scientists to run for office is issuing its first round of endorsements.
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In 2017, Chakrabarti co-founded Justice Democrats, a progressive political organization that recruited Ocasio-Cortez to run for office.
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She had run for office once before in 2014, as an independent for Henry Waxman's congressional seat, and lost.
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"There are two types of people who run for office," Ms. Sanders told The New York Times last month.
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Berlusconi, who had open heart surgery last year, cannot run for office due to a 2013 tax fraud conviction.
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He is widely rumored to have political aspirations — but has not publicly said whether he would run for office.
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This means the residents are not permitted to vote, sponsor relatives immigrating to the U.S. or run for office.
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Ideas about who has power and who doesn't also influenced women to run for office in 2018, Brown said.
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The difference, Walsh said, is that men are far more likely to run for office in the first place.
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Ms. Ellis, for example, felt compelled to run for office when she took her daughter to a Senate debate.
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Women are just as successful as men when they run for office, but that's not what the narrative suggests.
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She's believed to be the first former Planned Parenthood abortion provider to run for office in the United States.
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In addition, a failed presidential bid can be an excellent springboard to launch a less grandiose run for office.
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Women who run for office do face misogyny, but there's no reason to believe this is an insurmountable barrier.
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It&aposs not the principles that are sustainable and work unless you would like to run for office in Venezuela.
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A great starting place for your research is Emerge America, an organization that focuses on helping women run for office.
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There are not many in our community who are encouraging people like us, with our backgrounds, to run for office.
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In an interview with CNBC in September, Hayes said that frustration over public education inspired her to run for office.
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Indeed, Trump himself has never run for office before and is unfamiliar with many traditionally important parts of the process.
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The electoral tribunal confirmed on August 31st that he cannot run for office, since his conviction was upheld on appeal.
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A recently formed political action committee called 314 Action is helping those with backgrounds in science to run for office.
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Professor Heerwig said they also planned to see whether the program diversifies the pool of candidates who run for office.
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Hampton has run for office before, becoming the first congressional candidate to ever announce their campaign on Twitter in 2009.
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But for the Michigan native, her choice to run for office stemmed from a lifelong desire: Protecting the American Dream.
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She decided to run for office last year because "it was time for a seat at the table," she said.
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Barack's right hand man hinted at a possible run for office after Trump's four years are up, according to CNN.
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Since last year's election, people from all over the country have decided to run for office for the first time.
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"I hope with my story, I can inspire more women and more immigrants to run for office," she said. Rep.
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Brooks worked heavily to recruit GOP women to run for office, and her resignation worries Republican legislators about 2020 efforts.
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Mr Khamenei's vetting agency, the Guardians Council, disqualified more than 1,600 potential candidates, leaving just six to run for office.
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If you decide to run for office in 2020, there's probably a few karaoke videos you wouldn't mind disappearing from.
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Rep. Dan Lipinski almost lost his primary on Tuesday night against a challenger who had never run for office before.
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She teamed up with Run for Something, which helps recruits candidates under the age of 35 to run for office.
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Some early evidence suggests that anger could once again persuade women to run for office in the next few years.
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She also offered some sage advice for women who'd like to run for office but feel they require more experience.
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THAT IS, YOU KNOW, I TALK TO A LOT OF PEOPLE WHO SAY THEY WOULD NEVER RUN FOR OFFICE ANYMORE.
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Washington (CNN)For the decade-plus before he decided to run for office, Donald Trump was a reality TV star.
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I do not know what others experienced, other than what I have heard since he decided to run for office.
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"It is not unusual for candidates to make financial sacrifices in order to run for office," the Iowa ruling reads.
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Programs like this, she believes, will help campaigns like hers—and encourage more working-class people to run for office.
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He's spent freely of his own money in hopes of scoring a big upset in his first run for office.
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That official was defeated in an election by a woman who was inspired by his remarks to run for office.
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In January, a new organization said it recruited more than 1,200 millennials to run for office following President Trump's inauguration.
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We're hoping that Leslie Knope inspired more women-identified folks to stand up in their workplace or run for office.
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Brian Kemp (R) last year drew intense national attention and prompted calls for her to run for office once again.
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Leading the NAACP is an important qualifier to run for an executive job, or to run for office at all.
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But McBath wasn't finished with the movement and stayed involved, with the Parkland massacre motivating her to run for office.
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Grechen Shirley said the ruling has been a game changer for all women and parents considering a run for office.
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Trump had pushed Corker, an ally of the president who occasionally offers criticism of him, to run for office again.
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How do you file to run for office, without any campaign apparatus, but then claim you're not actually a candidate?
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" Comey replied, "No," adding, "You don't have to run for office to be useful to your country and your community.
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Strategists say that the same factors mobilizing female voters on the left are also inspiring women to run for office.
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Kim Kardashian West says she doesn't have plans to run for office one day — but she isn't ruling it out.
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Stefanik helped recruit a record-breaking 100 GOP women to run for office this cycle, but only one candidate — Rep.
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She would later graduate from a program by Emerge New Mexico that helps train Democratic women to run for office.
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"It took 10 years volunteering to have the actual self-confidence to say, 'I can run for office,'" she said.
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Thomas denied it and was confirmed, but Hill's ignored testimony incited scores of women across America to run for office.
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"These women are part of genuine upswell of women who have decided to run for office this year," she said.
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Reports indicate that one result of the 2016 election is more and more women are planning to run for office.
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"A lot of people run for office for fame, or as a way to build their career," Misty tells me.
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The first step in the political realm, Vignarajah believes, is that sexual predators shouldn't be able to run for office.
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Currently, when people run for office, they make promises and do not announce their team until after they are elected.
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Chandler said one outcome in the next election is that Silvio Berlusconi, former prime minister, could run for office again.
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They can now run for office, but they can't make any major decisions without the approval of a male guardian.
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Above, Aurangzeb Farooqi, a leader of a group accused of having ties to militants, was cleared to run for office.
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The former first lady has said repeatedly that she won't run for office because she is "not interested in politics."
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Priebus's recommendations for Clinton highlight the different set of standards that apply for female politicians when they run for office.
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"They marched, and now they have run for office, and some of them have already won their office," she said.
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The Iranian president has twice run for office promising to reinvigorate the economy, but has little to show for it.
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McCabe's run for office as evidence that the Russia investigation was part of a Democratic-led effort to protect Mrs.
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Ms. Moore hopes that the mayor's new role as a mother will inspire other single parents to run for office.
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Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign and has spent countless hours raising money for Democratic women who run for office, citing Mrs.
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The Thomas hearings riveted the nation, infuriating women across the country and spurring hundreds of them to run for office.
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When he promoted the book, "Dreams of Our Founding Fathers," people told him to run for office, Casey told Mahoney.
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While the quashing of the three protest leaders' prison sentences means they could potentially run for office, other obstacles remain.
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Ms. McBride predicted that more openly transgender candidates would run for office now that Ms. Roem has paved the way.
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Along with all the protests and the political organizing, women have stepped up to run for office in record numbers.
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"We are going to beat them by such a wide margin that they never run for office again," he predicted.
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And Mr. Trump did not run for office promising to turn around the war in Afghanistan, as Mr. Obama did.
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Among them is David Duke, the former Ku Klux Klan leader who has run for office several times in Louisiana.
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And that change starts with you: Not everyone can run for office, but everyone can help someone who is running.
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An aspiring politician could not run for office, much less win and participate in government, without having it behind him.
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He asked his government last year to draft a new constitution that would permit him to run for office again.
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She has spent several years as executive director of Emerge California, which recruits and trains women to run for office.
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Public figures often set up political action committees to retain or set up infrastructure in preparation to run for office.
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Many groups were offering training sessions for members on how to canvass for votes and how to run for office.
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Use it to run for office, start a company, operate a school, lead a movement or build a community organization.
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He granted women the right to vote, to hold property, to become supreme-court justices, and to run for office.
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Both parents pointed to the fallout from the shooting as the moment they realized they needed to run for office.
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For two years, momentum has been building for more and more everyday Americans who have decided to run for office.
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And just like the post-Anita Hill hearings era, Trump's election inspired record numbers of women to run for office.
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Tarkanian, the son of legendary University of Nevada, Las Vegas basketball coach Jerry Tarkanian, has run for office several times.
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Political science research has found that women who run for office win at about the same rate as male candidates.
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Experts have predicted a large number of women will run for office, like they did in the 2018 midterm election.
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"When people like us do run for office and don't change anything about us, we win," she said to cheers.
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When Saudi women earned the right to vote, drive or run for office, Iranian women did not pay much attention.
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I bet she wondered whether her success would make it easier for future generations of women to run for office.
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The bad news is that women remain significantly less likely than men to run for office in the first place.
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It also apparently gave Ms. Teachout, a Fordham law professor who had not previously run for office, a taste for politics.
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Showalter's research suggests that electing women to higher-profile positions appears to encourage other women to run for office — and win.
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Proceeds from this version of the game will go to Emily's List, a PAC that helps Democratic women run for office.
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Before 2018, many of us thought that you had to be privileged, wealthy, or an established politician to run for office.
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"We're teaching women that there's nothing to hide about being a single mom who wants to run for office," Vilardi said.
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But there's no word yet on where that will leave Waters and Ludlam, should they choose to run for office again.
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As I've traveled around the country, I've met so many people and women in particular who want to run for office.
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Trump has been in office just six months, but he's already done something remarkable—he's gotten scientists to run for office.
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"I've wanted to run for office since I was a child, and I've been working deliberately towards that goal," Richmond said.
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Hillary Clinton says she's ruled out another run for office, but you don't expect her to leave the political stage entirely.
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An astonishing number of Democrats have decided to run for office, and 22027's election results suggest the party is mobilized.
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Some interpreted the remarks, especially coupled with his US flag lapel pin, as a step toward an actual run for office.
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Cecile Richards won't close the door on a future run for office, after stepping down as the president of Planned Parenthood.
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The women who feel motivated to run for office rather than disheartened by Clinton's loss have some research on their side.
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But I remember when he decided to run for office, everyone laughed at the idea and thought he had no chance.
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The efforts by the Bloomberg-affiliated PAC come as record numbers of women run for office in this year's midterm elections.
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Protests were organized, anti-Trump groups manifested seemingly out of nowhere, and hundreds of Democrats signed up to run for office.
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In fact, 2018 will go on record as a year that a huge number of women plan to run for office.
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California gubernatorial hopeful John Cox has run for office multiple times before, including in the 2004 U.S. Senate race in Indiana.
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It can determine whether we are able to run for office, to launch a business, to quit a job we hate.
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" He further urged, "If you're disappointed by your elected officials, grab a clipboard, get some signatures, and run for office yourself.
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Her research suggests that electing women to higher-profile positions appears to encourage other women to run for office — and win.
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But despite the latest trend condemning Chelsea Clinton's still-hypothetical run for office, I don't really care if she does. Why?
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A top surrogate for President Trump's 2016 campaign is considering her own run for office, a potential bid to replace Rep.
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"You've always had entertainers run for office," Clay Aiken, a singer, "Celebrity Apprentice" runner-up and former congressional candidate, told CNN.
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Despite his stunning victory in the Republican nomination battle, he is a political novice who has never before run for office.
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Keith Ellison (D-Minn.), encouraged Muslims to set up voter registration booths at mosques and encouraged Muslims to run for office.
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To run for office, Anzalone had to get 36 signatures on a petition to the board that was submitted in April.
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Salazar said she's been approached before to run for office, and this time she got a direct appeal from Ros-Lehtinen.
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Jerry Brown: Brown, whose term is up in 2018, doesn't think he'll run for office again, but wouldn't rule it out.
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Those in the audience ranged from women preparing to run for office, to younger women preparing to run for student council.
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This is a mindset they should hold from the first day a candidate declares their run for office, if not sooner.
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"I want people to know that it's possible to run for office and win if you don't have anything," she said.
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In his view, Santos was "a professional traitor," and the treaty threatened Colombia's integrity by allowing Communists to run for office.
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Lula argued that he remains an official candidate until the TSE rules on whether he is eligible to run for office.
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All the while, in voice-over, she speaks directly to the viewer: Women like me aren't supposed to run for office.
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To continue building a democracy that better reflects our country, more everyday Americans should have the opportunity to run for office.
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Democrat Stacey Abrams, who lost Georgia's gubernatorial race against Republican Brian Kemp, said Tuesday that she would run for office again.
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She would also need the approval of the Fatherland Front, a powerful Communist Party organization, to run for office in May.
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If the measure passes, President Pierre Nkurunziza, now 54 years old, would be free to run for office again in 2020.
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We are here to vote, campaign, run for office, donate, lobby, volunteer and march to make an America that serves everyone.
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That should be the overriding principle of anyone who decides to run for office or do any sort of public service.
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And that helps them believe something and believe that they can run for office, believe that they can hold the seat.
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Outrage on the left at Donald J. Trump's election drove many women toward political activism and to run for office themselves.
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The most recent iteration of this pattern is the instant speculation about whether Donald Trump's children would run for office themselves.
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"Women like me aren't supposed to run for office," Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez said in a viral campaign video released last month.
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In 2015, the Supreme Court backed Mr. Hernández's effort, ruling that term limits violate an individual's right to run for office.
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Of the country's more than 2,300 chief prosecutors, many still run for office unopposed on a familiar "law and order" platform.
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At 2850, he has never run for office and is barely known in this suburban San Diego district near Camp Pendleton.
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"Women like me aren't supposed to run for office," Ocasio-Cortez says at the outset of the two-minute viral ad.
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One major stumbling block: Because Mr. Jawar has dual American citizenship, he isn't yet eligible to run for office in Ethiopia.
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The answer, of course, is continued empowerment of women to run for office, to hold leadership positions and to start businesses.
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He is not well known outside policy circles in New York and Washington, and he has never run for office before.
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Mr. Gaddie added that there was little talk in Oklahoma about Mr. Pruitt returning to the state to run for office.
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He has apologized for some of the behavior he was accused of, but has not ruled out another run for office.
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"She will never run for office," Obama said in an interview on the "Sway in the Morning" satellite radio show Friday.
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Naughton tapped into her network of scientists and has kept building on that base to help other scientists run for office.
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It's not hard to imagine that one day a politician might run for office on a "Make America Drive Again" platform.
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" He said he decided to run for office because "I feel like I'd be a very strong advocate for those folks.
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After briefly threatening to challenge Senator Dianne Feinstein, a fellow Democrat, Mr. Steyer abandoned plans to run for office in 2018.
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Read more: Democrats are begging Howard Schultz not to run for office — and threatening a Starbucks boycott if he does Sen.
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One of the best things Bernie has done since he clearly lost the race is urge people to run for office.
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"How am I supposed to run for office at some point if I don't have a legitimate track record?" she demands.
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Most of them are vastly more effective than a run for office, which is typically going to be a long shot.
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They see a system that makes it difficult for most citizens to participate meaningfully, or run for office, without financial resources.
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I'm the only person who was mayor, and I would not run for office because it's too slow to effectuate change.
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But something I was thinking about reading your piece — and I think you actually say something similar to this — is that by the same token by which you couldn't have someone run for office with your ideas who is an African American, the fact that you could have someone run for office with Donald Trump's is really telling.
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More than voting, though, millennials have to run for office because people have to be excited about the person they're voting for.
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But the way he did it was new and it will change the way people run for office for years to come.
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The group is part of Emerge America, founded in 2002 to identify female community leaders and train them to run for office.
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Because she's also sworn as recently as last July on a podcast with the Hollywood Reporter, that she won't run for office.
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Senate Bill 110, filed on February 1, seeks to lower the age to run for office in Georgia from 21 to 18.
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President Donald Trump campaigned against the program, known as DACA, and promised to end it during his run for office in 2016.
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The nonpartisan organization focused on helping women run for office launched a 250Kby2030 campaign to reach gender parity in politics by 2030.
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Of that money, $78 was spent on his website and $1,760 was used to pay the filing fee to run for office.
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"It is actually easy to file to run for office and basically 100 people could do what I just did," he said.
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That could put a dent in any plans Pompeo might make to run for office after his days in the Trump administration.
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Roem, 32, is one of thousands of Democratic women stepping up to run for office in the wake of the November election.
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We didn't predict that 20183,000 people would find their voice and sign up with us to run for office since inauguration day.
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"That is a big swing," said Suarez, who has run for office in the past as a Democrat and later a Republican.
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"All of the women who stepped up to run for office, they are substantively fueled by their feelings of rage," Chemaly said.
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He also described her as selfless, completely taken aback when he told her at one point that she would run for office.
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Joey is the first major YouTube figure to run for office, and it's unclear if his following will translate into voter turnout.
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Clinton may never run for office again, but she definitely won't be hiding out in the woods during the Trump years. 2.
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Of the 15 or so who gathered in that seminar room in Cambridge, Massachusetts, four have now run for office, Moy said.
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In a visit to our bus driver, a pack of sensates informs Capheus that no healthy sensate would ever run for office.
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There, she began a passion she continues to this day: encouraging young women to run for office -- which is not historically easy.
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The movement started since the 22018 election and according to the website, over 211,254 women have been inspired to run for office.
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It's worth mentioning that Rousseff was the head of Petrobras' board from 2003 to 2010, when she left to run for office.
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If these people don't want to run for office, I expect the larger population of millennials to feel these things more strongly.
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The incident is just the latest in a string of vandalism attacks targeting the star since Trump announced his run for office.
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She hasn't yet announced any plan to run for office, but online sellers are already creating a frenzy with "Oprah 2020" gear.
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Ocasio-Cortez recounts that her name was submitted to the Justice Democrats by her brother as somebody who should run for office.
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EMILY's List says more than 11,000 women have reached out to the group saying they want to run for office next year.
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He began working for the Trump Organization's digital team in early 2015 before Trump officially announced his plan to run for office.
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These veterans were all helped by an organization called New Politics that focuses on recruiting and training candidates to run for office.
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" Obama, who has repeatedly said she has no plans to run for office, called the search for a unifying president a "distraction.
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And McMorris Rodgers remembers her 25-year-old self -- who had to be prodded to run for office in the first place.
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When local community leaders and friends asked Palacios to run for office, she couldn't turn down the opportunity to represent her community.
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But Castro has not run for office outside of San Antonio and must work to establish a broader base of financial support.
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" Obama has repeatedly said she will not run for office, saying last year she "wouldn't ask [her] children to do this again.
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It also sets out a pathway in which former fighters will enter civilian life again — and in some cases, run for office.
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Escobar argued that only people who are "retired" or "independently wealthy" have the flexibility to leave their profession and run for office.
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Still, one reason women don't tend to run for office is because they're less likely than men to see themselves as leaders.
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He's never run for office before, which is something he emphasizes as he goes door to door making his pitch to voters.
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"Donald Trump is the worst person to run for office since the mayor from Jaws," TV writer Mike Lawrence tweeted that July.
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President Trump unleashed a wave of women who are motivated to run for office in opposition to him and the GOP agenda.
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If Mark Zuckerberg is planning to run for office, calling out Donald Trump is a surefire way to gain some public support.
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You don't need a fancy degree or a background in government to run for office through EMILY's List's Run to Win campaign.
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If Mark Zuckerberg is planning a run for office, calling out Donald Trump is a surefire way to gain some public support.
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In December 2014, second-born son John Ellis "Jeb" Bush (second from right) released a statement hinting at a run for office.
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After news of Ms. Richards's departure became public, tweets (mostly from women) erupted like popcorn: "Hopefully to run for office!" one read.
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Anger and shock at President Trump's election drove a record number of women on the left to run for office this cycle.
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Combined, these changes would be likely to help blunt the impact of large donations, and encourage more candidates to run for office.
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She argued that, unlike Sanders, she's relatively new to Washington and politics, having run for office for the first time in 2012.
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It's interesting, Angela -- who did time for felony embezzlement, theft and fraud -- could still have run for office, even without the pardon.
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As for his future after he leaves City Hall, Mr. de Blasio said he was not planning to run for office again.
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Modern medicine has enabled many individuals with heart disease and other chronic ailments to successfully run for office and fulfill their duties.
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" Rice writes that she "didn't have the patience or obsequiousness to run for office and was not keen on compromising my principles.
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Time and again, political scientists have determined that when women run for office, they perform just as well as their male counterparts.
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But why did each of these leaders then believe they could run for office and that their acts would not be revealed?
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Falha told me that the training helped her to find the courage to participate in the local elections and run for office.
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Now, many people in Burundi expect Mr. Nkurunziza to use the new Constitution as a pretext to run for office yet again.
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Mr. Sanders, who describes himself as a democratic socialist, does not formally register with the Democratic Party except to run for office.
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A national organization called Emerge America, which recruits and trains Democratic women to run for office, is attempting to address this problem.
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They create a world where celebrities, media darlings, and the wealthy have huge advantages over anyone else trying to run for office.
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Often omitted from Buttigieg's political resume, though, is his first run for office, a failed bid for Indiana state treasurer in 2010.
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A survey of 183 sugar mills in Maharashtra between 1993 and 2005 found that most had chairmen who had run for office.
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"I've actually been asked to run for office," the star of Fox's "9-85033-1" told Vulture in an interview published Thursday.
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So you were convinced you wanted to be a lawyer, but how did you decide that you wanted to run for office?
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So you were convinced you wanted to be a lawyer, but how did you decide that you wanted to run for office?
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In a statement, the commission said that members of the royal family were "above politics" and thus ineligible to run for office.
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Anger about the pension bill and the resulting backlash from educators pushed dozens of teachers in the state to run for office.
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So the women that were elected during the 2018 midterms will help inspire other women to run for office in the future.
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Rick Neal, a former international aid worker who has never run for office before, and Rob Jarvis, a high school government teacher.
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When Bernie Sanders first raised his hand to run for office, his towheaded 2-year-old, Levi, was there, sitting on his lap.
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"He didn't start voting until he decided to move back to the district and run for office," Denham charged Saturday during the debate.
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The former secretary of state used Tuesday's appearance to herald women in leadership and the need for more women to run for office.
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We may have to fight and organize and vote for them; we may need to run for office or support people who are.
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But if someone were to run for office, that someone might want to line up a few things to prepare for the possibility.
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Silva was also asked if da Silva, who is serving a 12-year sentence for corruption, should be able to run for office.
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President Donald Trump's eldest son said this week that his own run for office, sometime in the future, was not off the table.
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She talked to PEOPLE earlier this month about her future: "Never say never," she said of whether she might run for office someday.
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After election results this November, we're starting to see what happens when people outraged by their politicians' sexism and transphobia run for office.
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" When asked if she would ever run for office, the former first daughter replied, "I don't know, but right now, the answer's no.
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Historically, women have been harder to persuade to run for office than their male peers, and more loath to ask donors for money.
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Meanwhile, Haley told reporters she has no plans to run for office in 2020, rejecting speculation that emerged almost instantly on social media.
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She talked to PEOPLE earlier this month about her future: "Never say never," she said of whether she might run for office someday.
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And Trump also floated the idea of setting up a super PAC to oppose Cruz if he decided to run for office again.
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The 39-year-old former economy minister had never run for office before and was not regarded as a contender a year ago.
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Trump has boasted, during his campaign, that he may be the first presidential candidate to run for office and make money doing so.
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Their decisions not to run for office again follow a shift toward Democrats in suburban areas around the country in last year's midterms.
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But... in a Politico poll after the election, women were still 15% less likely to say they would run for office than men.
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When we run for office, the potential we have to make government work for all of us is one that true Americans welcome.
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Under Afghanistan's electoral system, all members of government except the president and vice president must step down in order to run for office.
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"And men run for office because they want to be in office," I said, finishing her sentence as she agreed with a laugh.
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Emerge America, which also recruits and trains Democratic women to run for office, says it has trained more than 1,000 women since November.
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That fiery approach has some in Clinton World thinking she's serious about a run for office — maybe not imminently, but in the future.
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While Thiel still vehemently denies plans to run for office, his platform is nearly more complete than that of the presumptive Republican nominee.
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Billionaire Republican Ken Langone said the former U.S. attorney had done a "fabulous job," adding that he hoped Bharara would run for office.
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Under Brazil's "Clean Slate" law, a politician whose conviction is upheld on appeal, as is the case with Lula, cannot run for office.
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You can't win if you don't run Even in the Trump era, women remain much less likely than men to run for office.
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The nearly nine-minute promotional video released by Justice Democrats focuses on the need to recruit more diverse candidates to run for office.
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Until early 2017, Stevens worked for Digital Manufacturing and Design Innovation Institute in Chicago before moving back to Michigan to run for office.
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If that is true, however, it's going to take more than politeness, more than refusing to run for office, to arrest the tide.
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Bob Corker (R-Tenn.) on Wednesday told TMZ that he doesn't think retired NFL quarterback Peyton Manning will run for office in Tennessee.
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Nixon gave a speech in which he argued that the fund allowed him to run for office as a man of modest means.
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Run for Something was formed by former Hillary Clinton campaign staffers, and its goal is to recruit progressive millennials to run for office.
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But in the first weekend after launching, Litman said more than a thousand people told the organization they wanted to run for office.
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The policy augments the political power of ordinary Americans and makes it easier for those without big money networks to run for office.
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Garrett was up against Democrat Leslie Cockburn, a former reporter for 60 Minutes and Vanity Fair who has never run for office before.
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"When you run for office, you always run into a skeptical press, and she was taking that skepticism to another level," he said.
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In the 2018 midterm elections we saw more women and people of diverse backgrounds run for office and win elections than ever before.
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What would you tell a woman who wants to run for office, but is scared of being exposed like that on social media?
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The overall trend is dismaying to Nick Troiano, executive director of the Centrist Project, which encourages moderate independent candidates to run for office.
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People have finally said, I've had enough of career politicians, I'm going to run for office and I'm going to make a difference.
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The goal is to encourage a diverse pool of people to run for office, to bring their experiences, smarts, and talents with them.
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"We've seen many Republican women who've run for office against Democratic men and there's been a gender gap in that race," she said.
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"I'm going to spend the next year as a private citizen but I do indeed intend to run for office again," Abrams said.
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" In a statement, Kemp's press secretary Candice Broce said the case hinges on legal requirements to run for office in the state. "Ms.
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The only way to get policymakers to make legislative change around this is to get more women and allies to run for office.
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During his first run for office, he rarely mentioned social issues like abortion and managed to attract sizable support from independents and Democrats.
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After street protests and sit-ins in 2014 failed to win any major concessions, young protest leaders decided to run for office themselves.
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Disgusted with the Rat Pack role model at the top, women are lining up not just to vote, but to run for office.
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As head of recruitment for the National Republican Congressional Committee, Stefanik recruited more than 100 Republican women to run for office in 2018.
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He has run for office three times previously—state Senate, state Assembly, and Racine Unified School District—and fared poorly in each attempt.
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One Sunday after Tony Perkins, the president of F.R.C., preached at his church, Mr. Harris told him he wanted to run for office.
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Women poured into grass-roots groups determined to regain Democratic control of Congress and flooded organizations that trained them to run for office.
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With the gap between reality TV and politics forever closed, Ms. Vanderpump even teased a run for office, possibly as governor of California.
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The issue, the institute said in a report last September, is that women tend not to run for office in the first place.
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When candidates run for office, the everyday citizen's voice is overshadowed by that of deep-pocketed polluters, and we all are worse off.
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Steyer, who also said he will not personally run for office, added that he will also continue his national campaign calling for impeachment.
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Some work alongside me in local government, like my Vice Mayor Awet Eyasu, who I recruited to run for office and campaigned for.
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You invested a great deal of your own money and time to run for office and you really want to win re-election.
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In the United States, the pro-science political action committee 314 Action has helped hundreds of candidates with STEM backgrounds run for office.
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"The President said in the course of his run for office and since then that we're going to negotiate like crazy," she added.
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During the debate, she went after Mr. Buttigieg's limited résumé, arguing that women who run for office are held to a higher standard.
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"We are very welcoming and try to listen to every person, obviously, that has put themselves out to run for office," said Rep.
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For decades, the ranks of people who run for office in Australia, the United States and in many other "mature" democracies have narrowed.
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Though she never planned to run for office because she didn't like the culture behind it, she decided she couldn't continue to stand-by.
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In fact, Starbucks officials have prepared for a media onslaught, and have studied the cases of other business titans who have run for office.
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"It occurs to me that perhaps Peter Thiel himself wants to run for office," Recode executive editor Kara Swisher wrote in a blog post.
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"As a working-class Latina myself, I never thought I'd be in a position to have the ability to run for office," Cabán said.
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So when people run for office they say things like this, but that doesn&apost mean they are ready to be considered in Congress.
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His grandmother's death, Trump's inauguration and the Women's March inspired him to come home and run for office (he's also a freelance paralegal). Sen.
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That's why I'm asking you to consider stepping up — beyond volunteering or donating, you can decide to run for office and represent your community.
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We look forward to McMullin sharing his perspective with us — and perhaps finding out whether he will run for office in the near future.
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The moment O'Rourke lost to Cruz, his supporters (and not just those in Texas) were already calling on him to run for office again.
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And for black women witnessing the victories of 2018, Peeler-Allen says it will inspire more women to run for office in the future.
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Since you won the race, have you received any messages from other trans people or trans youth that want to run for office someday?
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And while Streep may be keen to pull back from politics, she was all too ready to push her costar to run for office.
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David Vitter announced last year that he would not run for office again when his term was up at the end of this year.
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As a personal philosophy, and as the leader of She Should Run, I am dedicated to inspiring women and girls to run for office.
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A timeline of Michelle Obama saying she'll never run for office "They did not have easy lives and they died young," said Larry Sanders.
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She talked to PEOPLE earlier this month about her future: "Never say never," she said of whether she might run for office some day.
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It didn't say that he was going to run for office, it was essentially saying that he would serve in some capacity in government.
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But at the nominating convention, state delegates rejected her bid—and threw their support behind a younger man who had never run for office.
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He was able to do so because he had never run for office before and so his positions on virtually every issue were unknown.
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Qualified women are thus less likely to run for office than men and, as is demonstrated above, less likely to be found in Congress.
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The Olympic gold medalist told fans on Tuesday that for years she was approached at speaking events by audience members to run for office.
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The 49-year-old attorney is making her second run for office in Wyoming after she dropped a 2014 primary challenge to Republican Sen.
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Trump's role as an outsider to mainstream conservatism was made explicit when National Review dedicated an entire issue to opposing his run for office.
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Prosecutors are also demanding six sitting PP congressmen and four former deputies lose their offices and rights to run for office in the future.
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In a February op-ed for The Daily Beast, Hurst announced he was leaving his job as a broadcast journalist to run for office.
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Sooner or later, we're all going to be grappling with the same ethical, financial, and medical concerns that prompted Davis to run for office.
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CNN president Jeff Zucker said in an interview that aired Monday he's "still very interested in politics" and may run for office one day.
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Some facts before going further: Before all this happened, he had run for office about a dozen times, losing more often than he won.
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Despite speculation he may run for office, Dimon said earlier this year that he's committed to remaining at JPMorgan Chase for another five years.
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The person most likely to advance from the Democratic side is a military veteran and lottery winner who has never before run for office.
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Alabama's Doug Jones may not take office until 20053 Jones, a 63-year-old attorney from Birmingham, Alabama, had never run for office before.
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Holder, who served as President Obama's first attorney general, is currently working on redistricting issues but didn't rule out a run for office himself.
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In the past, CNN and other cable news channels have broken off ties with commentators once they took specific steps to run for office.
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"We have seen a lot of barriers removed for women like myself with young children to be able to run for office," Hegar said.
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Perillo says he was motivated to run for office due to the continued increase in taxes and a lack of trust in the government.
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He was recently found guilty of violating campaign finance limits, a case that could make him ineligible to run for office for eight years.
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Danielson said that, since her campaign, she's had a "number of younger women" tell her that they have been inspired to run for office.
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"He's run for office three times as a billionaire and won three times," his top political strategist, Howard Wolfson, told the New York Times.
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She is disgusted with the chaos of Washington, and wants a change, and likes the fact that Crow has never run for office before.
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A presence on Twitter is essential for an individual to run for office or engage in any level of political organizing in modern America.
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That means more people from traditionally underrepresented backgrounds—women, people of color, and low-wage earners—could find it easier to run for office.
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Jimmy, who has run for office at least six times since 1993, is asking the court to put him back on the ballot immediately.
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House Republicans added just two new female members in the last election as the party struggled to recruit women to run for office. Rep.
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Briggins said her state's rejection of the shamed Republican Roy More amid sexual harassment allegations has galvanized more African-Americans to run for office.
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Cusack asked Carson questions about Senator Jeff Flake's resignation, the media's treatment of President Trump, and whether Carson would ever run for office again.
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The growing infrastructure, says Emerge, will not disappear if Trump were to leave office, ensuring Democratic women continue to train and run for office.
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Tarkanian has previously run for office six times in Nevada, and his 2018 Senate run is fresh off his unsuccessful House bid in 2016.
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And a number of the campaigns sprung out of meetings with 314 Action, a political advocacy group that is helping scientists run for office.
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Audience member 2: But you definitely are a political person whether you run for office — everything you say and do points in that direction.
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But Jacobs, who wrestles under the ring name "Kane," said he would decide after this fall's presidential election whether he will run for office.
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"I think a lot of younger Asian-Americans will probably be inspired to run for office thinking in unconventional ways he has," Ramakrishnan said.
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At nearly the same time, however, the country's electoral commission was paving the way for more candidates with extremist ties to run for office.
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After months of street protests in 2014 failed to make Hong Kong's elections more open, the protest leaders decided to run for office themselves.
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His victory was both unlikely and unprecedented, as 2015 was the first year independent candidates have been allowed to run for office in Mexico.
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Women were given the right to vote at a federal level and run for office only in 1971, lagging far behind many European countries.
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And as this video shows, the women elected in the 2018 midterms may help motivate other women to run for office in the future.
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The election also is the first time that three former heads of the army, the Israel Defense Forces, have united to run for office.
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There is much to recommend this book, especially now, when record numbers of women are organizing, preparing to run for office and demanding change.
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During an unsuccessful run for office, Mr. McCabe's wife received campaign donations from the political organization of Terry McAuliffe, a friend of Mrs. Clinton's.
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Fahl, who had never run for office, upset a 61-year-old incumbent in June, Dave DelVecchio, who had been in office since Mrs.
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Women have been allowed to vote and run for office in municipal elections since 2015, and more Saudi women than men study in universities.
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Abrams isn't the only former elected official who has recently chosen not to run for office again and who deserves more gratitude than grief.
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After he was sentenced to 12 years in prison for corruption and money laundering, the courts ruled that he could not run for office.
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But he became ineligible to run for office after an appeals court early this year upheld a corruption and money laundering conviction against him.
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"She called us the day after the march and said she'd decided to run for office," recalled Stephanie Schriock, the head of Emily's List.
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Groups that help prepare women to run for office are reporting an unprecedented number of website visits, training-school sign-ups and meeting attendance.
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Emerge America, an organization that recruits Democratic women to run for office, is stressing the need for candidates to file for state legislative seats.
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Joshua Collins was working as a delivery driver dropping supplies off at a Subway when he made up his mind to run for office.
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Rana Ngheimesh is now the director of DarAl-'Ata'a Association for Social Development and plans to run for office during the next municipal elections.
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Since launching in 2017, they have recruited more than 47,000 young people to run for office, endorsed 950+, and elected 305 across 45 states.
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"He warned me ... about how hard, how mean and dehumanizing it can sometimes be to run for office, particularly for the presidency," Patrick said.
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Although women historically would win at the same rates as men, there were several reasons why women would choose not to run for office.
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" Conway told me that some advisers asked Trump, "'If you're going to run for office, why not start with President of the United States?
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Marla Turner, president of Emerge Nevada and secretary for the state Democratic Party, said many women assume they are unqualified to run for office.
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Amy Klobuchar criticized the 37-year-old mayor of Indiana's fourth-largest city for getting clobbered the only time he's run for office statewide.
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Hensarling has also called on federal watchdogs to investigate whether Cordray violated the Hatch Act, citing media reports about his potential run for office.
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"I did not run for office to be helping out a bunch of fat cat bankers on Wall Street," he said in December 2009.
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Even though the women working in the White House did not run for office for themselves, they have faced an onslaught of sexist criticism.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez opened her "The Courage to Change" video with gender: "Women like me aren't supposed to run for office," she first says.
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The Center for American Women and Politics at Rutgers University keeps a meticulous count of women who run for office -- and how they fare.
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According to the Atlantic's McKay Coppins, the issue may not be whether any other Trumps run for office, but who gets to run first.
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Papadopoulos says the new series will focus on day-to-day life with Simona and his ambitions to run for office in the future.
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There would be elections and the guise of competition, but no one would be permitted to run for office without approval from the mullahs.
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It was an event that served as a catalyst for political change, helping to inspire a record number of women to run for office.
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Navalny was deemed ineligible to run for office due to a prior conviction on what are widely viewed as false and politically-motivated charges.
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That underscores a deeper and more dispiriting truth about American elections: Poll numbers have consistently shown men not favoring women who run for office.
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In fact, Starbucks officials have prepared for a media onslaught, and they have studied the cases of other business titans who have run for office.
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At the same time, there does seem to be one thing that encourages more women to run for office: seeing other women serve in office.
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And when Osgood is old enough, the web makes it easy to get all the tools one needs to sign up to run for office.
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As you can imagine, she is an expert on politics and she predicts that whenever you decide to run for office you'll be a winner!
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But I said that, and the headline was 'IVANKA MIGHT RUN FOR OFFICE,' so… But, no, it's not something I think I would ever do.
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Women tend to underestimate their own abilities while men overestimate theirs, and women are less likely to be encouraged by others to run for office.
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Establishment politics has long rejected the idea that women like them — working class, outspoken, progressive, from underrepresented communities — are even meant to run for office.
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The complex and increasingly dangerous role technology plays in democracy, Forde believes, provides all the more motivation for people like him to run for office.
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And Hill's gotten pretty good at it, raising more than Bryan Caforio, a competitor who has higher name recognition because he's run for office before.
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This is in spite of the fact that he previously insisted that he would neither support any particular political tribe nor run for office himself.
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She Should Run, a nonpartisan group that encourages women of all political leanings to run for office, is hoping that Clinton's candidacy will change that.
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Emerge America, a group that trains women who want to run for office, also plans to keep the contributions, according to communications director Allison Abney.
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But he's not necessarily the favorite with all LGBTQ adults — and 73% of LGBTQ respondents think it's harder for LGBTQ candidates to run for office.
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Not to run for office, but to expend all her energy on pressuring office holders into enacting legislation, and throwing out the ones that don't.
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Until recently, she was a career woman on the junior executive track at Dell, but she quit her job to run for office full time.
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THE mantle of power is so heavy in Nigeria that presidential candidates must be begged to run for office, or at least give that appearance.
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Alec Baldwin says he'd "love" to run for office, if only because none of the current potential 2020 White House contenders would beat President Trump.
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The new amendment will come into force at the next elections, when the incumbent president and vice president will not qualify to run for office.
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Zuckerberg has set a goal of visiting every state in the country, fueling speculation that he is laying the groundwork for a run for office.
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Showalter's research focuses on the four-year reach of electing women legislators and how many more women will run for office in that time frame.
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Watch the video above to hear the stars discuss a run for office and advocate for a court injunction to stop construction of the pipeline.
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And just this week, EMILY's List reported that in 2628 they have already heard from 28500,6900 women who want to run for office next year.
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If you want more representation, you can't say it's going to be really expensive to run for office and you need a rolodex of billionaires.
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Warren's claims about her ancestry first emerged as a controversy during her first run for office in the 2003 Senate race against Republican Scott Brown.
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Chelsea Clinton on Monday indicated she has not ruled out an eventual run for office, referring to politics as a "definite maybe" in the future.
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"If it's not your hair, don't run for office," Trump told a crowd in South Carolina while speaking at a rally to support Republican Gov.
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The controversial cyclist, who himself once hinted at a run for office, tweeted his endorsement for O'Rourke, a Democratic congressman from El Paso, on Thursday.
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In 2016, a court packed with loyalists allowed him to do away with the Constitution's two-term limit, allowing him to run for office indefinitely.
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But in the days and weeks after Clinton's loss the opposite happened, many women described an innate feeling that they needed to run for office.
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Mr. Temer was recently found guilty of violating campaign finance limits, a conviction that could make him ineligible to run for office for eight years.
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He was recently found guilty of violating campaign finance limits in a case that could make him ineligible to run for office for eight years.
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Pelosi noted that crowds for the Women's March on Washington last Saturday "dwarfed the inaugural turnout" the previous day, urging women to run for office.
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The director had added that while he didn't necessarily agree with Trump, he may have made it possible for more outsiders to run for office.
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Sanders said a recently launched website had received 20,000 commitments from progressives who pledged to either run for office or help other liberals get elected.
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With the murder rate soaring, the mayor fired the police chief — and decided not to run for office again, as the city struggled to heal.
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One of their programs that helps service veterans explore a run for office graduated more than 500 people from over a dozen cities last year.
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The real estate mogul, despite never having run for office, eviscerated his political rivals by portraying them as weak and beholden to Washington's "corrupt" ways.
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But it was also a crusade—McCain thought if you reformed the way politicians raised money to run for office you could change the world.
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"He's run for office three times as a billionaire and won three times," Mr. Wolfson said, adding that voters valued that he was self-made.
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Resisting calls to run for office, he instead raised funds for a cardiovascular surgery facility, where one quarter of his patients received care without insurance.
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Courts will most likely have to decide whether this bill is permissible with other ballot access rules or changing the qualifications to run for office.
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At a time when Democrats are relying on Millennials to win elections and run for office, taking them for granted is no longer an option.
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In 2018, a year where unprecedented, historic levels of women are registering to run for office, the Republican Party is seeing unchanged engagement from women.
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These Oklahoma teachers work up to 6 jobs Some of the teachers have decided to take matters into their own hands -- and run for office.
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Abdul El-Sayed talks about race while campaigning for Michigan governor, saying he's heard he's "too young, too brown, too Muslim" to run for office.
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His most recent run for office was for an open Nevada House seat, which he lost to Rosen in the general election by 1 point.
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"She is already breaking a lot of barriers and continues to be a role model for other Latinos considering to run for office," she said.
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"If you would have told me 10 years ago that Phil would one day run for office, I would have been surprised," Mr. McMahon said.
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"Women like me aren't supposed to run for office," Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez declared in the opening of her campaign video that went viral this spring.
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First among these should be changes to make it easier for New Yorkers to vote, including by mail-in ballot, and to run for office.
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Notably, it was also a nod to the question that both superstars often face about whether or not they intend to ever run for office.
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Just 22019 percent said a candidate's ability to raise money is the best measure of how a candidate is faring in their run for office.
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"There are two types of people who run for office," Ms. Sanders said over breakfast tacos at a diner in downtown Little Rock last week.
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More than 26,000 women have signed up to run for office, according to Emily's List, which aims to put pro-choice Democratic women in power.
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As a first-generation immigrant who relied on government programs growing up with a single mom, she was inspired to consider a run for office.
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There's increasing speculation that Mark Zuckerberg, the self-made billionaire chairman, co-founder and chief executive officer of Facebook, may one day run for office.
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But he must have a royal pardon before he can run for office again — a process that takes many months and requires the king's approval.
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But it was also a crusade — McCain thought if you reformed the way politicians raised money to run for office you could change the world.
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Hillary Clinton's loss in the 2016 presidential election prompted a surge of Democratic women not only to run for office, but also to manage campaigns.
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But the allegations have cast a shadow over his legacy and forced him to justify why and how he can continue to run for office.
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But the allegations have cast a shadow over his legacy and forced him to justify why and how he can continue to run for office.
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He has only run for office once: losing a bid to get on the city council in a city of 13,000 like eight years ago.
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Mr. Sharif's political party nonetheless hopes that his achievements can bring it another electoral success next year even if Mr. Sharif cannot run for office.
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And it's hard to run for office with someone on the ticket above you who's doing everything he can to make life miserable for you.
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Arpaio, who is 85 years old, bristled at the notion that his age might count against him if he were to run for office again.
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The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee is also working to recruit a specific group of women outside the political sphere to run for office: female veterans.
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Across from her sat Alessandra Biaggi, 30, the former deputy national operations director for Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign, who wants to run for office eventually.
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Tom Graves of Georgia and Democrat Denny Heck of Washington both making known their own plans not to run for office in the upcoming election.
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He's got a strange relationship with many of his constituents, and many New Yorkers didn't want him to run for office in the first place.
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Under such programs, qualified candidates for local or state office run for office with a mixture of small donations and limited public funds, transforming elections.
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Among its goals are encouraging voter registration, educating voters on where candidates stand on gun laws and encouraging gun control advocates to run for office.
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As the recruitment chair for the National Republican Campaign Committee (NRCC), Elise Stefanik helped convince more than 100 women to run for office in 2018.
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" When Nelson told Walker he is the one making it political, Walker shot back: "If you want to play politics, you should run for office.
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I've been very clear about it in the years I've run for office that I am a libertarian philosophically, and people have voted for me.
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In fact, in his estimation it's the very foundation for his political career and even served as the basis of his first run for office.
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Before deciding that she'd run for office, Nessel began to notice that she and her family weren't spending their weekends at dinner with their neighbors anymore.
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One of his confidants, former Army General Paulo Chagas, said he, too, was inspired to run for office out of concern that Brazil is coming apart.
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"It took me, like, a full 10 years of volunteering on other people's campaigns before I had the courage to actually run for office," she said.
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VoteRunLead has trained 22017,22018 women to run for office over a two-year period -- but 22020,103 of those came in the two months since Trump's election.
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The TV spot accused Hawley of 'refusing to investigate an allegedly illegal pay-to-play scheme' involving the top donor from his previous run for office.
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"That really seems like a tremendous number," Kimberly Peeler-Allen, cofounder of Higher Heights, a group that helps black women run for office, told BuzzFeed News.
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Sanchez testified that she and Chapo began to drift apart at the end of 2012, which is what prompted her to run for office in Cosalá.
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Of course, it's also very possible that Zuckerberg has "no" current plans to run for office but will suddenly change his mind one of these days.
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And so, on Monday, he announced on Twitter that he had formally submitted his intention to run for office, earning the attention of several news publications.
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But a wide slew of research has shown that women are just as likely to win elections as men — they just run for office less frequently.
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The energy and agony on the left following the 2016 elections has given life to a whole host of groups that help women run for office.
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In the years following the incident, Petit married Christine Paluf and the couple welcomed a son in 2013 Petit announced his run for office in May.
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"He was interested in brainstorming what a trajectory might look like of how I could go back to Mississippi and run for office," Mr. Townsend said.
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President Donald Trump has again turned to Twitter to attack his critics, this time taking aim at Oprah Winfrey and challenging her to run for office.
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"I wanted to run for office in the next 10 years but now I'll be doing it in five because it's much more urgent," she explained.
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McSpadden is the latest in a group of mothers who say that gun violence and the deaths of their children inspired them to run for office.
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Premiums certainly didn't go down by $2,500 per family as President Obama promised in his run for office, but instead continue to skyrocket across the country.
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George Clooney has previously said he has no plans to run for office, but maybe the election of Donald Trump as president has changed Clooney's mind.
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CYNTHIA NIXON is the latest celebrity to run for office in America; the "Sex and the City" star is trying to be governor of New York.
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Trump -- who has never run for office before and, therefore, never actually won an election -- did a great impression of someone who was already the nominee.
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Kulsoom, who has never run for office, will be canvassing for votes in Sharif's political stronghold inside Lahore's Walled City, where her husband has never lost.
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But O'Malley carved out a progressive platform that could stand to help him for a future run for office in a party that's turning increasingly leftward.
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At the time, Republican women—who typically run for office at rates far lower than their female counterparts across the aisle—had only clinched 45 nominations.
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You know, if you're a mom of young kids, sometimes you're not gonna feel like that's the right time in your life to run for office.
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I know all too well what's at stake when our access to affordable quality healthcare is compromised and that's why I decided to run for office.
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That may be part of the reason fewer women run for office than men, or why they may wait until their children are grown before running.
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The fiery speeches and charisma of First Lady Michelle Obama have got some people thinking, maybe even hoping, she might run for office herself one day.
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The group will carry Sanders's messages of bringing more people into the Democratic Party, encouraging progressives to run for office and educating voters on progressive issues.
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She waved off calls to run for office and talked up ways parents and employers can expand education and work opportunities for girls and women (Variety).
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