Synopsis of Deciding the Official Opposition when Parties are Tied Factors Start of a Legislature During Legislature
Incumbency + + Convenience - + Popular Vote + - Party Status + + Policies - - Legend: + = applicable - = inapplicable
They're already a trusted partner of CPD, but we chose them not only for their
incumbency, but also because we're confident that they fully share our commitment to excellence.
For the half dozen or so House members who successfully make the leap to the Senate each election year, When
Incumbency Fails is required reading.
In May 1990, when Hoagland's campaign chest and poll ratings reflected the huge bulge of
incumbency, he quietly returned Yanney's $11,400, "to inoculate himself," says Cwiklik, "from anticipated charges of serving special interests on the S&L bill.
PrecisionMed's samples are provided to our customers free of commercial
incumbency and all samples are appropriately consented for scientific use.
A dramatic increase in independent expenditure committees, coupled with the continuing power of
incumbency, has weakened Los Angeles' campaign-spending reforms, according to a study released Tuesday.
Extreme dissatisfaction with IDS has caused customers to take to IPS with vengeance, divesting IDS vendors of their
incumbency.
When the Congress adopted a resolution to carve out Telangana as the 29th state it imagined that it could salvage its strength in its southern bastion -- Andhra Pradesh -- despite a twoterm
incumbency.
The power of
incumbency, especially long-term
incumbency, can be overwhelming.
SafeNet's
incumbency and reputation in the government market positions us to leverage new opportunities.
There is a lot of anti-
incumbency and a win is unlikely.
But as congressional lifers like Berman show, the advantages of long- term
incumbency can be nearly impossible to overcome.
