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1. Battle of the Weak Incumbents.

Author

Rove, Karl

Subjects
*INCUMBENCY (Public officers), *UNITED States presidential election, 2024
Published
2024

3. Your Pilot Has a New Job—and a Bigger Plane to Fly.

Author

Tangel, Andrew and Sider, Alison

Subjects
*MODEL airplanes, *AIRCRAFT accidents, *AIR travel, *INSPECTORS general, *INCUMBENCY (Public officers), *REGIONAL airlines, *FREQUENT flyer programs
Abstract

Advertisement Major airlines typically hire pilots with significantly more experience than the minimum, and often look for pilots to have spent time flying larger, more complex passenger jets that fly at higher altitudes. Reviews of flight safety data and pilot demographics haven't shown any significant correlation between potential safety findings and the amount of time a pilot has spent as a captain, the airline said. Keywords: leder; wsjcorp; Airlines; Passenger Airlines; Air Transport; Transportation/Logistics; North America; United States; Regulation/Government Policy; Corporate/Industrial News EN leder wsjcorp Airlines Passenger Airlines Air Transport Transportation/Logistics North America United States Regulation/Government Policy Corporate/Industrial News N.PAG N.PAG 1 11/09/23 20231108 NES 231108 The industrywide battle for pilots has jolted the slow, methodical career progress to which many were accustomed; regulators and industry officials are monitoring potential safety risks. Older pilots switching between an Airbus to a Boeing can struggle as much - or more - than pilots at the beginning of their careers, some longtime pilots say. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2023

4. Could Tim Scott Pull an Upset?

Author

Galston, William A.

Subjects
*DEMOCRATS (United States), *PRIMARIES, *VOTING, *UNITED States presidential election, 2020, *POPULAR vote, *PRESIDENTIAL nominations, *INCUMBENCY (Public officers)
Published
2023

5. How Republicans and Big Business Broke Up.

Author

Mullins, Brody

Subjects
*BIG business, *STATE power, *REPUBLICANS, *CAMPAIGN funds, *INCUMBENCY (Public officers), *BUSINESS enterprises, *LOBBYING
Abstract

Many industry chiefs initially cheered the results of the November elections because the win by Republicans ousted Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi and replaced Democratic committee chairs with a group of Republicans they thought would be aligned with the interests of industry. Keywords: leder; gfx-contrib; wsjwashington; Regulation/Government Policy; Management; Corporate/Industrial News; Senior Level Management; Political/General News; International Relations; Politics/International Relations EN leder gfx-contrib wsjwashington Regulation/Government Policy Management Corporate/Industrial News Senior Level Management Political/General News International Relations Politics/International Relations N.PAG N.PAG 1 06/16/23 20230615 NES 230615 Republican lawmakers, accusing CEOs of skewing left, have become less dependent on corporate PAC money than at any time in the past three decades WASHINGTON - Once considered natural political allies, the Republican Party and big business are drifting apart. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2023

10. Georgia Win Ends Headaches of 50-50 Senate for Democrats.

Author

Andrews, Natalie and Wise, Lindsay

Subjects
*DEMOCRATS (United States), *PUBLIC opinion, *NOMINATIONS for public office, *INCUMBENCY (Public officers), *CORRUPT practices in elections, *ELECTIONS, *RUNOFF elections
Published
2022

19. Ted Cruz, the Supreme Court and $10,000.

Subjects
*APPELLATE courts, *CONSTITUTIONAL courts, *CAMPAIGN funds, *POLITICAL oratory, *POLITICAL competition, *ELECTION Day, *INCUMBENCY (Public officers)
Published
2022

24. Secret weapon of incumbents: The checkbook.

Author

Seib, Gerald F.

Subjects
*INCUMBENCY (Public officers), *CAMPAIGN funds
Abstract

Discusses the advantages of incumbent officials in raising funds for election campaign. Protection money; Willingness of political investors to support incumbent officials; Funds left over from previous campaign.

Published
1994

25. Incumbents under siege.

Subjects
*INCUMBENCY (Public officers), UNITED States politics & government
Abstract

Features the Washington State incumbents. Defeat of Tom Foley, which marked the first Speaker of the House to be defeated for re-election in 134 years; Reason for Foley's defeat; Defeat of Mike Synar, one of United States President Bill Clinton's allies in Congress; Voters' realization of the control of Democrats in Congress.

Published
1994

41. Another Republican Retirement.

Author

Board, The Editorial

Subjects
*INCUMBENCY (Public officers), RETIREMENT of United States senators, UNITED States politics & government, 2017-2021
Published
2017

43. Economy Stokes Voter Anger At Incumbent Governors.

Author

REINHARD, BETH and PALETTA, DAMIAN

Subjects
*ECONOMICS & politics, *UNITED States Congressional elections, 2014, *WAGES, *TEMPORARY employment, *INCUMBENCY (Public officers), UNITED States economy, 2009-2017, UNITED States gubernatorial elections
Abstract

The article discusses economic conditions in the U.S., focusing on how the economy is viewed by U.S. voters, and how this may affect the November 2014 midterm elections. Topics include the effect of the economy on the popularity of incumbent state governors; and the role of flat or fallen wages and increase in temporary jobs in forming opinion; and

Published
2014

49. The Customer Is Always Right.

Author

Broughton, Philip Delves

Subjects
*INCUMBENCY (Public officers), *EMPLOYEE selection, *ONLINE education
Published
2016

50. World Watch.

Subjects
*ELECTIONS, *INCUMBENCY (Public officers), *REFUGEE camps
Published
2016

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