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| Although Williams was the | incumbent a majority of the Virginia Beach School Boar |
| ots cast, he lost by 58 votes to the Liberal | incumbent, A. Wesley Stuart. |
| As an | incumbent, Abraham was elected to a four-year term in |
| It renominated the | incumbent Abraham Lincoln for the presidency, and nomi |
| feat of Co-operative Commonwealth Federation | incumbent Abraham Albert Heaps, the most prominent Jew |
| tion was entitled An Assessment of Party and | Incumbent Accountability in Midterm Congressional Elec |
| The four term | incumbent actually agreed to one debate on October 26t |
| provincial election, but lost to Progressive | incumbent Adalbert Poole in the constituency of Beauti |
| He defeated Republican | incumbent Addison T. Smith in 1932 but died midway thr |
| The Conservatives, who were the | incumbent administration in 2008, decreased their majo |
| In 2006, she decided to challenge | incumbent African-American mayor Irma Anderson, whom s |
| a man in a chicken suit to follow around the | incumbent after Stephens refused to debate him. |
| e defeating three other candidates including | incumbent Agriculture Minister Frank Grisdale. |
| Incumbent Ahmadou Ahidjo was the only candidate, and w | |
| Incumbent Ahmed Ben Bella of the National Liberation F | |
| go on to lose to the then 14-year Republican | incumbent Al Jaeger by a 56-44% margin of the vote. |
| February 2003, following the decision by the | incumbent, Alan Beith to stand down as Deputy Leader o |
| essful, and Ed Zschau went on to lose to the | incumbent, Alan Cranston. |
| ex) in the 2005 general election over Labour | incumbent Alan Hurst and was re-elected in 2010 with a |
| He defeated | incumbent Albert Andrews with a landslide majority to |
| %) in 1989, finishing second against Liberal | incumbent Albert Khelfa. |
| Due to the 1939 boundary redistribution, | incumbent Albert Blue who left the Social Credit caucu |
| ut lost in those years' general elections to | incumbent Albert Wynn. |
| tes (0.23%), finishing sixth against Liberal | incumbent Albert Khelfa. |
| He faced | incumbent Alberta Alliance MLA Gary Masyk whose distri |
| The | incumbent Alberta Progressive Conservative Party, led |
| Canada, finishing second to longtime Liberal | incumbent Albina Guarnieri. |
| Democratic | incumbent Alcee Hastings, who has held this seat since |
| and Gerald Pechenuk challenged pro-Vrdolyak | incumbent Alderman Jerome Orbach in 1987. |
| The Labor Party nominated Thomas Moores, the | incumbent alderman for the Kurilpa Ward on Brisbane Ci |
| to serve a six-year term, replacing current | incumbent Alejandro Encinas. |
| s nomination for council in Bay Ward against | incumbent Alex Cullen, which he said was supportive of |
| He defeated | incumbent Alex Cullen in the Ottawa municipal election |
| d American tickets, defeating the Democratic | incumbent Alexander S. Johnson. |
| or the Senate, coming in third to Republican | incumbent Alexander Wiley and Democrat Thomas E. Fairc |
| At first, the city council was split, with | incumbent Alfred Velucci and three other candidates, i |
| ciety of London on the death of the previous | incumbent, Alfred Henry Garrod, who was Forbes's frien |
| for Labor, Crutchfield defeated long-serving | incumbent Alister Paterson, and took up his seat in pa |
| MK)-led front won the elections, beating the | incumbent All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AI |
| ences, but was unsuccessful in defeating the | incumbent Allan Shearan, who was representing Labor. |
| l election unseat Inverness-Richmond Liberal | incumbent Allan MacEachen , MacLellan won the seat in |
| h Landis was initially tagged to run against | incumbent Allan Sayre, Sayre exited the race after the |
| He defeated | incumbent Allan Higdon in the 2000 election. |
| n Steve Southerland, who defeated Democratic | incumbent Allen Boyd in 2010. |
| nal district in 2010, challenging seven-term | incumbent Allen Boyd. |
| On November 2, 2010 he upset | incumbent Allen McCarthy and was sworn in on January 5 |
| U.S. Representative is Democrat and six-term | incumbent Allen Boyd. |
| Florida's 2nd congressional district against | incumbent Allen Boyd. |
| Democratic | incumbent Allyson Schwartz is running for re-election. |
| Party candidate., and the winner, Republican | incumbent Alonzo Sessions. |
| e first time in 2001 by Karen Struthers, the | incumbent ALP MP for abolished Archerfield. |
| I winning in the Assembly race, knocking off | incumbent Altamuro. |
| -way race and was elected along with Liberal | incumbent Amor De Cosmos. |
| urged Goebel to run for Congress against the | incumbent, an isolationist named Barney Jonkman. |
| Canon David Reindorp, the previous | incumbent and now vicar of Chelsea Old Church, was the |
| ulting mayoral election was contested by the | incumbent and C O Morse, the chairman of the Earthquak |
| House of Representatives, defeating 30-year | incumbent and Speaker of the House Raymond G. Sanchez. |
| partisan deal to protect both the Democratic | incumbent and neighboring Republican incumbents. |
| With | incumbent and Speaker of the House Husted unable to ru |
| arcelino Aganon Jr. (Lakas Kampi CMD) is the | incumbent and ineligible for election and will run for |
| ses (March 4, 1869-March 3, 1873), defeating | incumbent and fellow former Civil War officer Green Ra |
| ur seats from the Republicans, defeating one | incumbent and taking three open seats, while one Repub |
| ain opted to run for the Senate, challenging | incumbent and fellow Republican Harry Armstrong in the |
| Celli succeeded the long-time | incumbent and future cardinal, John Patrick Foley. |
| Democratic nomination and defeated one-term | incumbent and Republican nominee Julius Curtis Lewis, |
| Party on October 3, 1910 against well known | incumbent and Calgary rancher Ezra Riley. |
| he previous session, one due to defeat of an | incumbent and the other due to a party switch (Tim Gol |
| Perzel was a powerful 32 year | incumbent, and earlier in the decade was the Speaker o |
| en as the alternative Premier to the present | incumbent, and heads a rival alternative government kn |
| On March 20, 2007, Sanderson defeated | incumbent and longtime mayor Herbert Marshall in the v |
| ituency compared to the previous, well-known | incumbent and Neville's name being known from the gene |
| a redistricting contest against a Democratic | incumbent), and one seat was by a Democrat (a retireme |
| The Kurdistan List endorsed the | incumbent and re-elected president of South Kurdistan, |
| , Gunner did have the advantage of being the | incumbent and successor to former Chief Minister, Clar |
| uncillors as the lone mayoral candidate (the | incumbent) and the six councillor candidates (five bei |
| 's position, having lost by 122 votes to the | incumbent and fellow Democrat Henry Brown. |
| phy was elected mayor in 1998, defeating the | incumbent, and was acclaimed for re-election in 2001. |
| California voted for the Republican | incumbent and California native, Ronald Reagan, in a l |
| States House of Representatives against then | incumbent and current U.S. Vice President Richard B. " |
| r the United States Senate against four-term | incumbent and fellow Charleston resident Ernest Hollin |
| He expected to face 18-term Democratic | incumbent and House Rules Committee chairman Howard W. |
| missed a runoff, running against a longtime | incumbent and an influential local businessman. |
| on without opposition and defeated five-term | incumbent and Democratic nominee John Rousakis with 54 |
| real candidate with 48% of the vote, against | incumbent and former colleague Sammy Forcillo (44%). |
| in the 2005 municipal elections and defeated | incumbent and former Gatineau Hot Air Balloon Festival |
| Pete Hoekstra, a conservative | incumbent and ranking Republican on the House Intellig |
| As a result, the riding had no | incumbent, and was contested by candidates who had nev |
| was defeated by Dr Elaine Murray, the Labour | incumbent and as such did not return to Holyrood as an |
| a straight contest against the Conservative | incumbent and with the unofficial support of the Liber |
| He died at Greyabbey, where he was | incumbent, and was buried at Maralin. |
| ahead of John Thomas Haig, the riding's Tory | incumbent, and came within 55 votes of defeating Liber |
| he 2008 Canadian federal election, defeating | incumbent Andrew Telegdi by a margin of 17 votes. |
| 7 provincial election, defeating Progressive | incumbent Andrew E. Foster by 255 votes in the constit |
| She ran to succeed 32-year | incumbent Andrew Patrick "Pat" Tugwell, Sr., who had a |
| Party leader on November 15, 2008, defeating | incumbent Andrew Basham and third candidate Shane Nest |
| he 2004 federal election but was defeated by | incumbent Andy Savoy by a margin of 3008 votes. |
| has had eight editors, including the present | incumbent, Andy Phelan. |
| Mills finished second behind | incumbent Angelo Montemurro on the first vote count. |
| ned for Governor and was defeated by popular | incumbent Angus King, an independent. |
| d 114 votes, finishing sixth against Liberal | incumbent Anita Neville. |
| The | incumbent Anitha R. Radhakrishnan was announced as the |
| publican Paul Gosar, who defeated Democratic | incumbent Ann Kirkpatrick in 2010. |
| t and Inverclyde, defeating the Conservative | incumbent Anna McCurley. |
| in the 2010 London mayoral election against | incumbent Anne Marie DeCicco-Best. |
| ne (PS) was elected President, defeating the | incumbent Anne-Marie Comparini (UDF). |
| e 2005 general election, however lost to the | incumbent, Annette King. |
| er election was a non disputed election with | Incumbent Annise Parker being re-elected to a second t |
| er election was a non disputed election with | Incumbent Annise Parker being re-elected to a third te |
| But their single, | incumbent anther and poorly organised pollinia led to |
| would win the Vegreville district defeating | incumbent Anthony Hlynka in a close 2 way race. |
| He finished just 14 votes ahead of Liberal | incumbent Anthony Rota in the initial count, triggerin |
| Democratic | incumbent Anthony Foxx will seek re-election for the f |
| United Progressive Party, which defeated the | incumbent Antigua Labour Party. |
| Incumbent Antonio Trillanes IV (independent) declared | |
| Incumbent Antonio Cerilles will run for governor of Za | |
| e) was narrowly elected President, defeating | incumbent Antonio Falconio (Democrats of the Left). |
| hwest Territories general election defeating | incumbent Antonio Prince. |
| Incumbent Aoki Eiji won. | |
| i on 5 January 2004 on the retirement of the | incumbent Archbishop Simeon Anthony Pereira. |
| district of Taber and won a close race over | incumbent Archibald McLean to pickup the seat for his |
| t for Central Ayrshire, defeating the Labour | incumbent Archie Manuel. |
| He defeated | incumbent Aristides Pereira of the African Party for t |
| in line of succession to the Governor since | incumbent Arizona Secretary of State Ken Bennett was a |
| The result was a comfortable victory for the | incumbent Arkadi Ghukasyan, who won 88.4% of the vote. |
| nate in 1992 against powerful but vulnerable | incumbent Arlen Specter; despite leading in the polls |
| The | incumbent Armstrong was re-elected. |
| anaged to edge out right-wing candidate, the | incumbent Arne Rettedal. |
| Frank Jordan defeated | incumbent Art Agnos, Angela Alioto, Richard Hongisto, |
| votes, finishing second against Reform Party | incumbent Art Hanger. |
| g a close second to Progressive Conservative | incumbent Art Evans in the riding of Simcoe Centre. |
| Incumbent Arthur Defensor, Sr. is in his third consecu | |
| g as a Farmer candidate, he defeated Liberal | incumbent Arthur J. Lobb by a single vote (978 to 977) |
| ed a hotly contested battle against Laut and | incumbent Arthur Wray. |
| didates, including Independent Social Credit | incumbent Arthur Wray. |
| She lost badly to the Conservative | incumbent Arthur Meen. |
| polls to elect a governor to replace former | incumbent Arturo Montiel Rojas of the Institutional Re |
| ferring to the crew-cut, ex-army, Republican | incumbent as "My long-haired opponent." |
| There was no | incumbent, as former mayor Rupert Bernard decided to ( |
| file candidates were Walter Washington, then | incumbent as the presidentially appointed Mayor-Commis |
| d in 2006 by Michael Griffin, the district's | incumbent as of 2010. |
| a race for alderman, he challenged Socialist | incumbent Assembly member Arthur Koegel of the seventh |
| was elected November 2, 2010 after defeating | incumbent assemblyman Al Stirpe. |
| of the Erie County Legislature, ran against | incumbent Assemblyman Arthur O. Eve. |
| He was then the | incumbent at Chippenham until 1982 when he became Prov |
| o have been built in this parish by Hemeric, | incumbent at the time when Robert de Ceraso was the lo |
| Secretary of the Home Missionary Society and | incumbent at three parishes before ascending to the Ep |
| r curacy at Christchurch Priory he became an | incumbent at Hythe in 1969. |
| curacy at Kirkheaton after which he was the | incumbent at the Church of the Redeemer, Blackburn and |
| ecretary to Beniah Ohanga, the first African | incumbent at the Ministry of African Affairs, retiring |
| He was additionally the | incumbent at West Camel from 1536. |
| Subsequently the | incumbent at St Baldred's, North Berwick he was appoin |
| rate at Newtownforbes after which he was the | incumbent at the Episcopal Chapel, Upper Baggot Street |
| rt Frampton was quietly allowed to remain as | incumbent at Standish. |
| After this he was the | incumbent at Roath and then Archdeacon of Margam until |
| ral election but lost to Franklin Smoke, the | incumbent at that time. |
| ow before moving to Canada, where he was the | incumbent at Streetsville, Ontario. |
| e years 1927 to 1940, having previously been | incumbent at St John's Church in Birkenhead. |
| ressman Wayne Gilchrest (who was an outgoing | incumbent at the time) told WBAL-TV that he voted for |
| inister of Auchterarder, before becoming the | incumbent at Muthill (Strathearn) in 1655. |
| In 1909 he was appointed the | incumbent at St Giles' Cathedral and the following yea |
| Rector of Termonmaguirk; and after that the | incumbent at Fivemiletown. |
| He was later | incumbent at Wootton, Vale of White Horse, where John |
| Doug Gansler, | incumbent Attorney General of Maryland |
| Incumbent Attorney General Douglas Gansler encountered | |
| Incumbent Attorney General Jerry Brown, a Democrat was | |
| Chris Koster, | incumbent Attorney General |
| Incumbent Attorney General Lori Swanson of the Democra | |
| Jack Conway - | incumbent Attorney General |
| Drew Edmondson, | incumbent Attorney General of Oklahoma |
| Incumbent attorney general and future governor, Christ | |
| Incumbent attorney general Rob McKenna was re-elected | |
| atic ticket was elected, only the Republican | incumbent Attorney General Ottinger managed to stay in |
| In 1952, Fingold defeated | incumbent Attorney General Francis E. Kelly. |
| Republican Rob McKenna succeeded the | incumbent attorney general, Christine Gregoire, who wa |
| She ran against the | incumbent Audie Bock in the general election and captu |
| Incumbent Auditor John J. Finnegan did not run for ree | |
| The | incumbent AUF was defeated, and former Chief Minister |
| first elected in 2008, unseating first-term | incumbent Augustine Dominguez. |
| The | incumbent Australian Labor Party government led by Pre |
| Kingston was held by the | incumbent Australian Labor Party MP, Assistant Shadow |
| The | incumbent Australian Labor Party led by Premier of Sou |
| The | incumbent Australian Labor Party led by Premier of Sou |
| The | incumbent Australian Labor Party led by Premier of Sou |
| The | incumbent Australian Labor Party led by Prime Minister |
| The | incumbent Australian Labor Party led by Prime Minister |
| ion of Fannie Bay, winning the seat from the | incumbent Australian Labor Party candidate Pam O'Neil. |
| The | incumbent Australian Labor Party led by Premier of Sou |
| The | incumbent Australian Labor Party government led by Pre |
| The | incumbent Australian Labor Party led by Bob Hawke defe |
| l election was fought between the Democratic | incumbent, B. Everett Jordan, and the Republican nomin |
| ovember 18, 1995, by unseating the long-term | incumbent B.B. "Sixty" Rayburn of Bogalusa. |
| Hill with 57.01% of the vote, defeating the | incumbent B.C. Liberal MLA Jeff Bray by an almost 2-1 |
| In 2006, Farnese challenged 10-term | incumbent Babette Josephs in the Democratic primary fo |
| He challenged | incumbent Baltimore City State's Attorney William A. S |
| sland in November 1994, defeating Republican | incumbent Barbara Leonard. |
| by 1,012 votes in 2006 to the since retiring | incumbent Barbara Cubin of Casper. |
| epublican Todd Young who defeated Democratic | incumbent Baron Hill in 2010. |
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