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| ed to State Senate President John H. Reed, a | Republican, becoming governor. |
| Republican Belfast: A Political Tourist's Guide, writte | |
| Republican Belfast: A political tourist's guide; Author | |
| It is currently represented by | Republican Ben Quayle, the son of former Vice President |
| of Representatives, currently Gregg Harper ( | Republican), Bennie Thompson (Democrat), Steven Palazzo |
| Even traditionally | Republican Bergen County has trended towards the Democr |
| or re-election in 1916, and was succeeded by | Republican Bernhard Gettleman. |
| The current Secretary of State is | Republican Beth Chapman. |
| In the general election, Perdue defeated | Republican Betsy Cochrane by 52% to 46%. |
| The current representative for District 4 is | Republican Betty Brown, who was first elected in 1998. |
| Lentini defeated fellow | Republican Betty Bonura, 17,327 votes (53.6 percent) to |
| Republican Bill Huizenga replaces Hoekstra after winnin | |
| The current secretary is | Republican Bill Northey. |
| Republican Bill Clements didn't run for re-election. | |
| He was the Democratic nominee, but lost to | Republican Bill Rutherford. |
| Democratic nominee John Kitzhaber defeated | Republican Bill Sizemore to win a second term. |
| The district is currently represented by | Republican Bill Flores. |
| Instead the position went to another | Republican, Bill Ratliff of Mt. |
| ounty district had been held for 12 years by | Republican Bill Lowery and was considered the most Repu |
| However, he faced | Republican Bill Graves. |
| The current Representative is | Republican Blake Farenthold. |
| of the Ohio Supreme Court in 1982, defeating | Republican Blanche Krupansky. |
| The result was a victory for the | Republican Bloc (an alliance of the Pan-Armenian Nation |
| The | Republican Bloc parties ran separately in the constitue |
| mber, 2004, Kukovich lost his senate seat to | Republican Bob Regola. |
| Foster faced | Republican Bob Lane in the November 2008 general electi |
| It endorsed | Republican Bob Dole in the 1996 presidential election. |
| hweitzer defeated Montana Secretary of State | Republican Bob Brown. |
| Virginia: | Republican Bob McDonnell will be term-limited out of of |
| rono, a former Lieutenant Governor, defeated | Republican Bob Hogue, a State Senator. |
| The district is currently represented by | Republican Bob Latta. |
| It is currently represented by | Republican Bobby Schilling. |
| The | Republican bomber forces ranging overhead were cut down |
| An air attack by | Republican bombers interrupted the proceedings and caus |
| He became one of the most powerful | Republican bosses at the time, serving for ten years on |
| He defeated | Republican Brad Bailey in the November election. |
| Sampson was a | Republican; Breathitt was a Democrat. |
| The district is currently represented by | Republican Brett Guthrie. |
| It is currently represented by | Republican Brian Jones of Santee. |
| morations were begun by members of the Irish | Republican Brotherhood in the late nineteenth century. |
| n O'Mahony, one of the founders of the Irish | Republican Brotherhood (b.1816). |
| He joined the Irish | Republican Brotherhood in 1913 and the Irish Volunteers |
| He also became a member of the Irish | Republican Brotherhood. |
| gain until the 1860s under the Fenians/Irish | Republican Brotherhood. |
| h Nationalist and former leader of the Irish | Republican Brotherhood. |
| Fenian Brotherhood, also known as the Irish | Republican Brotherhood. |
| ic nominee, narrowly defeated the incumbent, | Republican Bruce McPherson. |
| He was unseated by | Republican Bruce Vogel in the 2010 general election. |
| as elected to the Colorado State Senate over | Republican Bruce Wilcox and Libertarian Ronald Schweize |
| Republican Bud Hillis had represented the district for | |
| Both IRA volunteers are interred at the | Republican burial plot in nearby Kilrossanty. |
| lly, Swalm has been a member of the Colorado | Republican Business Coalition, the Centennial Republica |
| Charles Dawes, a prominent | Republican businessman was nominated instead. |
| Hofschneider is a | Republican, but ran as an independent in this election. |
| nson was a Democrat, and Griswold a moderate | Republican, but the bipartisan appointment was widely p |
| He was defeated by | Republican C. A. Robins. |
| The district is currently represented by | Republican C.W. Bill Young. |
| French | Republican Calendar |
| its name from the tenth month of the French | Republican Calendar. |
| l Norman Blakeslee (born June 25, 1955) is a | Republican California State Senator representing Califo |
| Tom J. Bordonaro, Jr. is a former | Republican California State Assemblyman who served from |
| "Drill, Baby, Drill!" was a 2008 | Republican campaign slogan first used at the 2008 Repub |
| 1912 | Republican campaign postcard charging a Democratic admi |
| uring that time, Anuzis worked for the House | Republican Campaign Committee, the Senate Republican Ca |
| Attorney, Kentucky | Republican Campaign, 1972 |
| n Civil War, lawyer, government official and | Republican campaigner. |
| Hampton donated almost $300,000 to | Republican campaigns and committees throughout his life |
| He then contributed to the | Republican campaigns of NH Republican Committee (06/14/ |
| Edwards stated: "If a | Republican can join the Republican party by signing a c |
| Torrey was a | Republican candidate for the 2006 Oregon State Senate. |
| Mary Chehardy, a | Republican candidate from Jefferson Parish, finished in |
| is Prather faced a strong challenge from the | Republican candidate Ron Lewis, who got support from nu |
| He was an unsuccessful | Republican candidate for election in 1886 to the Fiftie |
| He was an unsuccessful | Republican candidate for election to the United States |
| He was an unsuccessful | Republican candidate for reelection to the Forty-fourth |
| The fielded | Republican candidate was Greg Schmidt, a human resource |
| Robert Lorge was the | Republican candidate for the seat after being the only |
| Speedy Long faced a much stronger | Republican candidate than was usually offered in the di |
| Christensen campaigned in 2006 as the | Republican candidate in a traditionally Republican dist |
| He is running as the | republican candidate for mayor of White Plains, New Yor |
| Bell finished third behind Brown and | Republican candidate Orlando Sanchez. |
| date was Congressman James Blanchard and the | Republican candidate was insurance executive Richard He |
| Yost was an unsuccessful | Republican candidate for election in 1884 to the Forty- |
| In 1934, Schnader was an unsuccessful | Republican candidate for governor. |
| She went on to defeat | Republican candidate Jerry Farrell Jr. on November 2. |
| He unsuccessfully ran as a | Republican candidate for the Washington State Senate in |
| The | Republican candidate was elected. |
| Segar was an unsuccessful | Republican candidate for election in 1876 to the Forty- |
| d by State Senator Raymond Bateman, then the | Republican candidate for Governor of New Jersey, to rep |
| In 1870, he was an unsuccessful | Republican candidate for election to the Forty-second C |
| He became the first | Republican candidate to accept his party's nomination i |
| In 1966, he was an unsuccessful | Republican candidate for the Rapides Parish School Boar |
| In 2008, Clyburn faced | Republican candidate Nancy Harrelson of Marion. |
| d also made contributions to Peter Roskam, a | Republican candidate for the House from Illinois's 6th |
| On November 2, 2010 | Republican candidate Mary Fallin was elected, defeating |
| Jim Oberweis, 2002 | Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate, 2004 Republic |
| He was the | Republican candidate for Governor in 1956, but lost to |
| However, the | Republican candidate James H. Peabody contested the ele |
| In 1888, he was an unsuccessful | Republican candidate for the Florida Supreme Court |
| kering returned to Mississippi to run as the | Republican candidate for the 3rd District. |
| Atwater is the | Republican candidate for Chief Financial Officer in 201 |
| Republican candidate Scott Walker defeated Democratic c | |
| In 1962 he was the | Republican candidate for the US Senate seat of retiring |
| The | Republican candidate for Vice-President was Schuyler Co |
| in 1992 Huening was the | Republican candidate for US Congress in California's 14 |
| enth Congress and reelected as an Adams-Clay | Republican candidate to the Eighteenth Congress (March |
| ationally as a "radical," was supporting any | Republican candidate for president. |
| nomination for the Senate in May, while the | Republican candidate was officially decided by primary |
| She lost the election to the | Republican candidate by 150 votes. |
| Morse defeated | Republican candidate Douglas McKay in the hotly-contest |
| All | Republican candidate all trailed Baucus badly. |
| Cuomo was briefly a | Republican candidate for Lieutenant Governor in 2002. |
| Rafferty was the conservative | Republican candidate for the U. S. Senate in 1968, havi |
| more state ballots than any previous female | Republican candidate for President. |
| He was the 2004 and 2008 | Republican candidate for Governor of Delaware. |
| Republican candidate Heinz Hofschneider also voted at G | |
| He defeated | Republican candidate Sig Unander in the general electio |
| He was an unsuccessful | Republican candidate for reelection in 1856 to the Thir |
| Col. Steve Acuff, (USAF, Ret.) 2006 | Republican candidate |
| the November 2 general election, he defeated | Republican candidate Jack Orchulli. |
| He was the | Republican candidate for governor of Michigan in 1982, |
| Leyva previously ran as the | Republican candidate in 2002, 2004, 2006 and 2008. |
| He was also the 1982 | Republican candidate for Governor of Michigan. |
| He was an unsuccessful | Republican candidate for Governor. |
| Jewett was not chosen as the | Republican candidate at the 1896 party convention. |
| Four years later, he ran and won as the | Republican candidate for governor. |
| She previously ran as a | Republican candidate in two failed elections. |
| In 2006, Malone was an unsuccessful | Republican candidate for mayor of Shreveport. |
| won the primary runnoff and thus he was the | Republican candidate in the special election. . |
| He is also the | Republican candidate for Missouri's 8th District Senate |
| He was an unsuccessful | Republican candidate for mayor of New York City in 1892 |
| Previously, he had been a | Republican candidate for North Carolina Attorney Genera |
| He was an unsuccessful | Republican candidate for nomination to the United State |
| Republican candidate Mike Huckabee | |
| Sullivan has blogged sympathetically about | Republican candidate Ron Paul, endorsing him for the 20 |
| Mildred Howard (attended 1953) - | Republican candidate for United States President, 1992, |
| Initially, the leading | Republican candidate was Lieutenant Governor Mike Hucka |
| In 1896 Holbrook was the | Republican Candidate for United States House of Represe |
| The | Republican candidate was Jim Gilmore, the Attorney Gene |
| The only withdrawn | Republican candidate who had been placed on the list of |
| In the 1880s, his name was floated as a | Republican candidate for president. |
| Since no | Republican candidate filed for the office, he was elect |
| He was also the 2010 | Republican candidate for Connecticut's Fourth Congressi |
| He was an unsuccessful | Republican candidate for election in 1944. |
| He defeated | Republican candidate David F. Tufaro in the general ele |
| He was an unsuccessful | Republican candidate to the Fifty-ninth Congress in 190 |
| Ragan defeated | Republican candidate James Mills by a margin of 12,908 |
| Peden was a | Republican candidate for U.S. Congress in Texas's 14th |
| entered politics in 1912 when he became the | Republican candidate for Governor of Kansas. |
| In 1902, he was the | Republican candidate for justice of the New York Suprem |
| ce for Democratic candidate Barack Obama and | Republican candidate John McCain. |
| In 1893, Thurston was an unsuccessful | Republican candidate for United States Senator; he was |
| mber election, Smith was heavily defeated by | Republican candidate Herbert Hoover, but Roosevelt was |
| was re-elected to his fifth term, defeating | Republican candidate John Dorso. |
| In 1876 Packard was the Radical | Republican candidate for governor in 1876. |
| Monroe Heath, the | Republican candidate beat his two rivals, James McGrath |
| d favoured Democratic candidate Al Gore over | Republican candidate George W. Bush. |
| He had been renominated as the | Republican candidate for reelection in 1902. |
| t in the Republican-leaning district, to the | Republican candidate, Joseph J. Maraziti. |
| He was defeated by the | Republican candidate, U.S. Representative Lindsey Graha |
| However, the | Republican candidate, Wallace H. White, Jr. won the ele |
| The | Republican candidate, he received 145,778 votes, over 8 |
| opponents had focused on the fact that as a | Republican candidate, Oz had made numerous donations to |
| In the 1948 election, | Republican candidate, Thomas Dewey usurped "Dew-Dew-Dew |
| He defeated the | Republican candidate, Robert Mosbacher, Jr., 53% to 44% |
| She defeated Vince Biskupic, the | Republican candidate, 52% to 48%, despite being outspen |
| The ticket ultimately lost to the | Republican candidate, William McKinley. |
| ernor Fob James won the runoff to become the | Republican candidate. |
| as elected mayor on November 2, 1875, as the | Republican candidate. |
| he 2002 Oklahoma gubernatorial election as a | Republican candidate. |
| Wainwright ran as a | Republican candidate. |
| as elected mayor on November 6, 1945, as the | Republican candidate. |
| as elected Mayor on November 6, 1917, as the | Republican candidate. |
| n in 1908 but lost to Horace C. Spencer, the | Republican candidate. |
| ly Smith, an anti-abortion activist, was the | Republican candidate. |
| as elected mayor on November 6, 1894, as the | Republican candidate. |
| ped in on a farm and introduced himself as a | Republican candidate. |
| a Democrat who was running against a Jewish | Republican candidate. |
| former Raleigh city councilman, was the only | Republican candidate. |
| e was elected mayor November 2, 1869, as the | Republican candidate. |
| Both the Democratic Party and | Republican candidates certified their own slates of loc |
| Democratic and | Republican candidates were selected in party primaries |
| Although there were two | Republican candidates in the race, Hecht focused his ca |
| Although the organization is nonpartisan, | Republican candidates have mostly shied away from seeki |
| Democratic and | Republican candidates were selected in party primaries |
| Republican Candidates | |
| Hellewell was one of the | Republican candidates for governor at the 2004 State Re |
| Republican candidates | |
| All other | Republican candidates were defeated by the nominees of |
| None of the | Republican candidates who defeated incumbents are runni |
| As many potential | Republican candidates decided not to run (including Mik |
| 6, 1980, and 1984 and contributed to various | Republican candidates in Wyoming during that time as we |
| The remaining ballots favored two other | Republican candidates and a second Independent hopeful. |
| Democratic and | Republican candidates were selected in party primaries |
| fered his public relations expertise to many | Republican candidates over the years. |
| (Other | Republican candidates included Jimmy Steele (for West B |
| Association on Nov. 6, 2007, which hosted a | Republican candidates' debate the same day. |
| tion, on October 17, 1854 voted to adopt the | Republican candidates, and to merge into the new Republ |
| me point thereafter, Guice began donating to | Republican candidates. |
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