Word: unseating
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Urban planner Sam Seidel, a 39-year-old candidate for Cambridge City Council, hopes to unseat an incumbent in next week’s elections—no small order in a city with low political turnover. In entering this race, the progressive Democrat is willing to accept all the help...
...replacement for the man who is the most creative and energetic leader his party has produced in a generation, and whose vision gave the Republicans control of the House for the first time in 40 years--a reality that undoubtedly weighs on his colleagues as they ponder whether to unseat...
...full year after his ordeal, Case has regained all of the weight he lost and says his leg strength is right back where it was before the surgery. But even with the recovery, he knew coming into this season it would be nearly impossible to unseat a kicker who had distinguished himself as the best in the league...
...high-flying Bulldogs offense led by Alvin Cowan, Nate Lawrie, Ralph Plumb, and Robert Carr was supposed to have led Yale to a pair of Ivy titles. Before that, it was a solid Princeton squad which was supposed to unseat Harvard and blow past Penn en route to the crown...
JEANINE PIRRO, district attorney in Westchester County, N.Y., to one of her G.O.P. advisers as she got off to a bumpy start in her bid to unseat Senator Hillary Clinton, pausing for more than 30 seconds on live television to locate a missing page in her speech...