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| Four | incumbents and two open seats and were up for election. |
| Six candidates, including three | incumbents and three challengers, submitted their nomin |
| nts on the mainland (115 seats including 107 | incumbents and 8 new seats), 2 from Guadeloupe and Mart |
| All three | incumbents and other pundits agree that the move was ma |
| ion, he finished fifth behind the same three | incumbents and his fellow future Dublin University Sena |
| teral partnerships with more than 200 global | incumbents and major carriers. |
| h the Royalist tendencies of the St Andrew's | incumbents; and a desire for Puritan preaching, the sol |
| Other than the | incumbents and Luis Fortuno, no other person has "Ofici |
| The current | incumbents are Robert Petheram, Len Williams and Ryan C |
| century, but it is of old foundation and its | incumbents are recorded from 1277. |
| Bold indicates elected, and | incumbents are italicized. |
| Liberal cabinet ministers are in bold, other | incumbents are in italics. |
| The current | incumbents are Revd Jason Rendell (Sacrist) and Revd An |
| ne of the Republican candidates who defeated | incumbents are running unopposed. |
| Bold indicates elected, | incumbents are italicized, and an asterisk indicates no |
| It was a battle of | incumbents, as Hume was a regional councillor until the |
| seats in Colorado and Oklahoma, and defeated | incumbents Augustus O. Stanley (D-KY), David I. Walsh ( |
| tronomer Royal to retire at 65 (all previous | incumbents bar Airy and John Pond had died in office; J |
| mate Thomas J. Shusted, unseating Democratic | incumbents Barbara Berman and Mary Keating Croce. |
| epression beginning to take hold, Republican | incumbents became unpopular, and Democrats gained a net |
| Both of the ward's | incumbents, Bryan Anderson and Mike Nickel, were seekin |
| The | incumbents Burke and Javits were re-elected. |
| Previous elections had usually seen the | incumbents chosing their successors, allowing the oliga |
| ired permission to serve any given route and | incumbents could raise many obstacles to the granting o |
| s took an open seat in Michigan and defeated | incumbents Daniel O. Hastings (R-DE), Lester J. Dickins |
| In the 2008 General Election, Republican | incumbents David H. Barad (1,616 votes) and John Kashwi |
| newly unicameral National Assembly, with 77 | incumbents defeated. |
| Both men were elected to replace | incumbents Democrat Joseph Lutz, who was defeated in th |
| he realignment of electoral boundaries, most | incumbents did not represent the entirety of their list |
| rish church with its own vicar, although the | incumbents did not always live in the parish (they gene |
| ts and PACs raise large amounts of money for | incumbents, discourage potential opponents, which frees |
| There is list of | incumbents engraved on an oak board above the door to t |
| All were | incumbents except for Elaine Marshall, who won the post |
| It was a year in which Texas | incumbents fared particularly poor in state races. |
| The | incumbents favored Avila Camacho, while opposition coal |
| They also defeated five Democratic | incumbents: Floyd Haskell (D-CO), Dick Clark (D-IA), Wi |
| The | incumbents Floyd-Jones, Richmond, Comstock and Bruce we |
| en seats in California and Iowa and defeated | incumbents Fob James of Alabama and David Beasley of So |
| nd the six councillor candidates (five being | incumbents) formed Whitecourt's 2010-2013 council by ac |
| ause the new city charter greatly restricted | incumbents from running. |
| south door in the current building recording | incumbents from 1239 to the present day. |
| lection held in 1959 would end up having two | incumbents from the old Calgary electoral district faci |
| 12 at Albany, New York, and re-nominated the | incumbents Fuld and Foster. |
| The | incumbents Fuld and Foster were re-elected. |
| Clinton-Gore ticket then faced and defeated | incumbents George H. W. Bush and Dan Quayle in the 1992 |
| The | incumbents Glynn, May, Sohmer, Parsons, Call and Bensel |
| The | incumbents Governor John A. Dix, Lieutenant Governor Jo |
| Askew and Adams defeated | incumbents Governor Kirk and Lieutenant Governor Ray C. |
| andidates were defeated, including the three | incumbents; Green placed a poor third in Inkster, which |
| election, Gordon and Joan Voss unseated the | incumbents, Green Party candidate Matt Ahearn and Repub |
| d running mate Robert M. Gordon unseated the | incumbents, Green Party candidate Matt Ahearn and Repub |
| Both | incumbents have previously confirmed that she will like |
| Incumbents have been shown in the most closely correspo | |
| re as chairman, all of the party's statewide | incumbents held their seats, and the party gained the N |
| Incumbents held their seats in all nine congressional r | |
| ecause of this, it has had a large number of | incumbents in its 200-year history. |
| The remaining | incumbents in Ward 1 and Ward 3 and both incumbents in |
| ples of the IAFF's endorsement of Republican | incumbents in 2006 include Representatives Curt Weldon |
| n, Democratic challengers toppled Republican | incumbents in three Indiana districts much more conserv |
| Parsons was one of only three Liberal | incumbents in the entire province to retain his seat in |
| There are never | incumbents in the race, and voters are always being int |
| ordained in 1907 and served a long series of | incumbents, in various parts of England and Cornwall as |
| She faced two | incumbents in the Democratic primary but was the top vo |
| d to be the home of two different Democratic | incumbents, in a move aimed at removing him from office |
| y party organization would endorse the three | incumbents in the primary. |
| erforce persuaded five of the nine ritualist | incumbents in Chichester diocese to comply. |
| 19, 140, and 146 (all Democrats who defeated | incumbents in the primary election, except for District |
| m, have challenged the People's Action Party | incumbents in this GRC for the first time in the Genera |
| ral Party, and was one of only three Liberal | incumbents in the entire province to retain his seat in |
| an Quayle, and John East defeated entrenched | incumbents in the 1978 and 1980 elections. |
| Incumbents in Bold | |
| a redistricting plan that put five long-time | incumbents in trouble was controversial. |
| rofessionalism, the Red Stockings hired five | incumbents including Waterman and five new men to compl |
| kinson, he was willing to exempt the present | incumbents, including himself, from the succession prov |
| he party mostly endorsed Democrats including | incumbents Joe Lieberman for US Senate, Attorney Genera |
| Missouri and Rhode Island, and defeated five | incumbents: John V. Tunney of California, Vance Hartke |
| s in Arizona, Hawaii, Nebraska, and defeated | incumbents John Glenn Beall, Jr. of Maryland, James L. |
| Arizona and Florida and defeated Democratic | incumbents Joseph S. Clark of Pennsylvania, Daniel Brew |
| The | incumbents Laurance, Benson and Silvester were re-elect |
| The | incumbents Lehman, Bray, Tremaine, Bennett, Merritt and |
| at Syracuse, New York, and re-nominated the | incumbents Lehman, Bray, Tremaine and Bennett; and comp |
| ntion met on October 1, and re-nominated the | incumbents Lehman, Tremaine, Bennett and Wagner; and co |
| The | incumbents Lewis and Wright were defeated. |
| The | incumbents Lewis, Cardozo and McLaughlin were re-electe |
| 3 | incumbents lose their seats. |
| government, but was actually around 40%. 62 | incumbents lost their seats. |
| Two Republican | incumbents lost re-election to Democrats. |
| The following 54 | incumbents lost their bids for re-election in 2010. |
| e sweep of all nine seats, ousting long-term | incumbents loyal to the old committeeman. |
| Democrats over Randy Corman, with Republican | incumbents Mikulak and Oros hanging on to their seats i |
| ohn S. Wisniewski knocked off the Republican | incumbents Mikulak and Oros. |
| The | incumbents Miller, Maier, Marshall and Calder were defe |
| The | incumbents Morgan, Washington Hunt, Alvah Hunt and Jewe |
| Rockings Ceremony and | Incumbents moved from Wikipedia article on Blidworth. |
| The | incumbents Mumford, Gardenier, Van Rensselaer and Thomp |
| d having a more public persona than previous | incumbents, Nathan-Turner was often the object of inten |
| The | incumbents Nelson, Allen, Champlain, Bristol and Richmo |
| The | incumbents Newton, Williams and Wadsworth were re-elect |
| The | incumbents Nichols, Champlain, Bristol, Richmond, Chapm |
| All | incumbents not running for re-election in their prefect |
| The | incumbents Odell, Miller, Bond and Gray were re-elected |
| Jersey, and California have opted to protect | incumbents of both parties, again reducing the number o |
| he 2000 census were gerrymandered to protect | incumbents of both parties, so there was no change in t |
| None of the early | incumbents of the see ruled so long a time; and none di |
| terms of "U.S. House Candidates challenging | incumbents of the opposite party who had the most cash- |
| epublican candidates due to the unchallenged | incumbents of Ronald Reagan in 1984 and George W. Bush |
| hedral of the diocese, the bishops were also | incumbents of individual congregations - Michael Russel |
| able to the Legislature's efforts to protect | incumbents of old districts while designing the new one |
| yed in this position, emulating the bewigged | incumbents of the seats below. |
| mprehension Act of 1690 allowed Episcopalian | incumbents, on taking the Oath of Allegiance, to retain |
| ted not to seek re-election and of the three | incumbents, only Castor secured re-nomination. |
| ntatives were elected to replace non-running | incumbents: Patrick McHenry and Virginia Foxx. |
| In the 1999 election, Republican | incumbents Paul Kramer and Barbara Wright were narrowly |
| en seats in Vermont and Florida and unseated | incumbents Peter H. Dominick (R-CO) and Marlow Cook (R- |
| s not sent any Republicans to Congress since | incumbents Peter Torkildsen and Peter Blute were defeat |
| he 27 seats, and more than two thirds of the | incumbents ran for another term - only seven retired. |
| None of the | incumbents ran for re-election. |
| Three | incumbents ran for reelection, while two sought another |
| Four of the five | incumbents ran for reelection, while one sought another |
| All | incumbents ran for office again, with all winning, mean |
| All | incumbents ran again, with twelve of the thirteen winni |
| In that year he resigned under the | Incumbents Resignation Act, and came to live at Soham, |
| Fourteen | incumbents retained their seats, with Premier Frank Lui |
| seats ran as independents, with nine of the | incumbents retaining their seats. |
| seats ran as independents, with seven of the | incumbents retaining their seats. |
| The | incumbents Rice and Danforth were re-elected. |
| o and running mate John B. Paolella defeated | incumbents Robert Burns and Paul J. Contillo. |
| The | incumbents Robinson, Taylor, Selden and Bates were re-e |
| Incumbents Roger Manno and Henry B. Heller had decided | |
| The | incumbents Roosevelt, Lehman, Tremaine and Pound were r |
| Almost the | incumbents running for reelection won except for Ralph |
| a year when more than half of the Republican | incumbents running for the Senate were defeated. |
| cted were Chuck Weaver, and Beth Akeson; and | incumbents Ryan Spain, Gary V. Sandberg, and W. Eric Tu |
| The | incumbents, Secretary of State Joseph B. Carr, Comptrol |
| nger placed third, surpassed only by the two | incumbents seeking reelection. |
| The | incumbents Seymour, Foot and Wells were defeated. |
| The Roll of | Incumbents shows that several successive chantry priest |
| The | incumbents Smith and Elkus were defeated. |
| In the tradition of many | incumbents, Snyder attempted to take credit for improve |
| Twenty-five | incumbents sought re-election. |
| ohn S. Wisniewski knocked off the Republican | incumbents Stephen A. Mikulak and Ernest L. Oros. |
| o take market share away from the entrenched | incumbents such as oil and coal. |
| He ran an attack campaign against the two | incumbents that gave him a tough reputation in municipa |
| All seven Washington | incumbents that ran for re-election, none of whom faced |
| the only one of New York's eight Republican | incumbents to win over 60% in 2006. |
| ial Credit landslide becoming one of the few | incumbents to retain a seat. |
| The | incumbents Tremaine and Copeland were re-elected. |
| ve the Whigs the advantage of having several | incumbents turn from rivals to party members. |
| ry- a post he was to hold under two separate | incumbents until his elevation to the rank of Bishop in |
| uring the French Revolution; and two titular | incumbents, Vilar and Dorlodot, occupied the position. |
| Each of the five | incumbents was up for election, and each won re-electio |
| , to face off in a primary challenge against | incumbents Weinberg, and her Assembly running mates Val |
| The | incumbents Wemple, Tabor and Bogart were re-elected. |
| Four | incumbents were re-elected and all three open seats wer |
| All six | incumbents were re-elected and the composition of the s |
| All six | incumbents were re-elected and the composition of the s |
| Five | incumbents were re-elected, the Republican incumbent wa |
| cond, Eighth, and Tenth districts, all three | incumbents were re-elected by close margins. |
| All six | incumbents were re-elected and the composition of the s |
| All six | incumbents were re-elected without opposition and the c |
| Five Democratic | incumbents were re-elected, one Republican incumbent wa |
| All five | incumbents were re-elected, four of them by large margi |
| Five | incumbents were re-elected and the two open seats in th |
| o the Board, but he placed fifth as all four | incumbents were reelected. |
| lection (Barry Erskine, of Ward 11), and two | incumbents were returned by acclamation. |
| tal from two were frustrated, although their | incumbents were re-elected. |
| All of the party's candidates and | incumbents were defeated in the 1994 general election, |
| Four | incumbents were re-elected, but incumbent Democrat Liz |
| Four | incumbents were re-elected, but John J. Riley of the 2n |
| Two | incumbents were re-elected, one was defeated for re-ele |
| Two Democratic | incumbents were re-elected, four open seats were won by |
| Four | incumbents were re-elected, but Hugo S. Sims, Jr. of th |
| Three | incumbents were re-elected, but John Light Napier of th |
| Three | incumbents were re-elected, but John Jenrette of the 6t |
| All | incumbents were re-elected without opposition. |
| All of the | incumbents were redistricted. |
| All four Liberal | incumbents were re-elected. |
| Three Liberal | incumbents were re-elected. |
| Three | incumbents were re-elected, but two incumbents were def |
| No | incumbents were defeated in the legislative races. |
| Four of the council candidates, three being | incumbents, were unchallenged. |
| Two Democratic | incumbents were re-elected, two Republican incumbents w |
| All seven | incumbents were re-elected and the composition of the s |
| All five ADQ | incumbents were re-elected, for a total of 41 seats. |
| All six | incumbents were re-elected and the composition of the s |
| Four | incumbents were re-elected and the two open seats were |
| Four | Incumbents were squeezed into two districts and one new |
| Only 67 of the 132 | incumbents who ran for re-election were successful. |
| The three | incumbents who ran were re-elected and the two open sea |
| Some veteran female | incumbents who hold senior positions in Congress might |
| All four | incumbents who ran were re-elected and the Democrats pi |
| All five | incumbents who ran were re-elected and the open seat in |
| n house" and fired "a considerable number of | incumbents who were seldom at their respective desks". |
| All four | incumbents who ran were re-elected and the Republicans |
| All five | incumbents who ran were re-elected and the open seats i |
| All five | incumbents who ran were re-elected and the open seat in |
| All five | incumbents who ran were re-elected and the open seat in |
| All five | incumbents who ran were re-elected and the open seat in |
| , three in the primary run-off, ten replaced | incumbents who had run for other office. |
| ed an incumbent in the primary, Six replaced | incumbents who had run for other office. |
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