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incumbents
1. Thus, the results of a recent poll conclude that only 16% of voters believe that congressional incumbents should be re-elected
2. Therefore if it is in fact true that five out of six American voters think that incumbents should be evicted, excluding their own incumbent, the exercise becomes meaningless
3. The result of November‘s off-Year elections may have sent a warning signal to the Clinton Administration as a number of prominent Democratic incumbents went down in defeat including the mayor of New York City where, in what might be considered a mild upset of sorts, Liberal Republican Rudolph Guliani narrowly defeated the empty suit Democratic incumbent David Dinkins
4. But, this would not be a routine happening, because opposing political parties would be gleefully pointing out that the incumbents were attempting to change their promised spending
5. – including the incumbents – are running on a platform of change
6. the federal budget and tilt federal elections in favor of incumbents, also remained essentially unchanged
7. Today, the incumbents
8. that incumbents in Congress will always have an advantage over a
9. As a rule, incumbents in the United States enjoy a big money advantage over challengers (receiving four times as much in the 1996 elections as challengers) and, in almost every case, those who spend more win
10. Failed to improve its misleading budget procedures; Did not fully apply all relevant federal laws to itself; Failed to eliminate congressional perquisites that are used to influence elections; Advanced campaign finance reform that would give incumbents even more
11. Condensing the job names to the core 11 allowed them to be seen more clearly by incumbents and others
12. Or keep the incumbents at
13. Others were feeling that I was showing the incumbents up
14. is, other than replacing incumbents with other politicians in a naive hope they aren’t lying just to 186
15. "The laity are unfit to advise bishops, or sit in Church councils, or give an opinion about the fitness of incumbents
16. previous National Party incumbents only to hire them again later again as
17. The ANC arrogantly expelled the previous incumbents only to hire them
18. trays of incumbents too busy lunching or without the wherewithal to
19. time to plead their case on public Television, fol owed by the Incumbents
20. Social issues: These tend to be huge, especially when the investor wants a friendly takeover and is willing to make a deal with the incumbents
21. The investor needs SEC clearance and has to defend against lawsuits by incumbents in control
22. Incumbents have control of both the proxy machinery and the corporate treasury
23. If the attempt at the acquisition of control goes well, costs are likely to be recoverable because even if the hostile solicitor does not win, the incumbents are likely to pay to get rid of him or her
24. Social issues: These are usually extremely important, except when the raider can win without the necessity of making any deal with the incumbents
25. You also want to watch out for shrinking effective markets, which may increase the market share of incumbents
