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| Democratic U.S. Senator Tom Daschle ran for | re-election a fourth term, but lost to Republican John |
| He ran for | re-election a couple years later in the 1975 Alberta ge |
| Democratic U.S. Senator Robert Morgan lost | re-election a second term to Republican John East. |
| g the candidates was a young lawyer seeking | re-election, Abraham Lincoln. |
| In 1964 he won | re-election after running unopposed. |
| Where sitting MPs did stand for | re-election after their expenses claims were criticised |
| eph Suliga announced that he would not seek | re-election after a female casino employee in Atlantic |
| 874, in which Richard Assheton Cross sought | re-election after being appointed as Home Secretary. |
| In 1982, she again won 74% of the vote for | re-election after her district was renumbered as the 70 |
| in hand to The Football League to apply for | re-election after finishing 10 points adrift of the saf |
| FL Attorney General Lori Swanson is seeking | re-election after her first term in office. |
| Molnau announced she would not run for | re-election after she sold her farm to developers and w |
| He was defeated for | re-election after revealing that he owed the federal go |
| t federal politics and did not seek further | re-election after 1968 having completed his term in the |
| blican Steve McLaughlin in his 2010 bid for | re-election after he was filmed disposing of his oppone |
| council in 1980, but declined to stand for | re-election after becoming disenchanted with the positi |
| Secretary of State Mark Ritchie is seeking | re-election after an eventful first term in office, in |
| possibility for a Governor to run again for | re-election after remaining out of office for least one |
| ie of the Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party won | re-election after an eventful first term in office, in |
| on of the Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party won | re-election after her first term in office. |
| ed the Rev. Lee M. Miller, who did not seek | re-election after serving as bishop of the synod for 10 |
| ndon School Board in 1873, but did not seek | re-election after forced to leave England for a warmer |
| ressive coalition fell apart and he ran for | re-election again just a year later in the 1926 Canadia |
| After winning | re-election again in 1978 and in 1982, he became the Mi |
| Union Nationale candidate in 1936, but lost | re-election again in 1939. |
| ved until the 2004 election, when he sought | re-election, again faced Suryanarayana Deo and was defe |
| Carter faced | re-election again in 2005, and was widely expected to w |
| She won | re-election again in 2008. |
| Decore would run for | re-election again in the 1953 federal election, once ag |
| He won | re-election again in 2008 defeating Muscatine City Coun |
| obbs Spaight, Jr.. Stokes faced Spaight for | re-election again the following year and was elected by |
| He won | re-election, again defeating Alghabra in the 2011 Canad |
| He is running for | re-election again in the 2009 election in the Chilliwac |
| He successful ran for | re-election again in the 2009 election in the Chilliwac |
| He won | re-election again in 2008 with 58% of the votes. |
| He won | re-election, again by a slim 3% margin (49% to 46%) Pre |
| He stood for | re-election again for the 6 May 2006 Rowallan division |
| solved a year later and Kindt would run for | re-election again in the 1963 federal election. |
| mind and announced his intention to run for | re-election again, infuriating term-limits supporters. |
| by Ohio's term limits law from running for | re-election again. |
| Republican senator Jim Jeffords easily won | re-election against state senator Jan Backus and indepe |
| ncumbent Republican Richard Burr is seeking | re-election against a crowded field. |
| Ruppersberger since 2003; he is running for | re-election against Republican Marcelo Cardarelli. |
| Incumbent Larry Craig won | re-election against Democrat Walt Minnick. |
| Legris lost | re-election against Joseph Lessard. |
| In 1989, Lungen ran for | re-election against now-Judge Frank Labuda. |
| He lost | re-election against Peter Meldrim in 1897. |
| r 25, 2010 city council election Grimes won | re-election against Wendell Brereton, Jem Cain, and Mic |
| In 1912 though Lafontaine lost | re-election against Liberal Rodolphe Tourville. |
| He unsuccessfully ran for | re-election against State Representative Mark Green in |
| epublican Senator Strom Thurmond cruised to | re-election against Democratic challenger Melvin Purvis |
| By a large margin in 2008, he won | re-election against his Republican opponent, Robert Gra |
| he 1936 House election, Lehlbach was up for | re-election against Democrat Frank W. Towey, Jr. |
| In the 2007 election, she lost | re-election against ADQ candidate Jean Damphousse. |
| He unsuccessfully ran for | re-election against Edward W. Pattison in 1974. |
| Bush successfully ran for | re-election against Democratic Senator John Kerry in 20 |
| In 2008, she easily won | re-election against Republican challenger Jason Johnson |
| bent Democrat Frank Kratovil is running for | re-election against Republican State Senator Andrew P. |
| Mitchell won his campaign for | re-election against Joe Whitcomb in 2008. |
| Bouvier ran for | re-election against two other candidates in the new dis |
| A Democrat, Moore won | re-election against Republican challenger Ed Meyer in t |
| In the 2010 election, Himes won | re-election against Republican challenger State Senator |
| Posey won | re-election against former NASA executive and public ad |
| Brown stood for | re-election against four other candidates in the 2008 g |
| ent Democrat U.S. Senator Daniel Inouye won | re-election an eighth term. |
| ct, in office since 1947, chose to not seek | re-election and instead made an unsuccessful run for Se |
| Stewart ran for | re-election and held his district in the 1979 Northwest |
| Two-times Governor Das Neves cannot run for | re-election, and it is currently a presidential pre-can |
| ct, in office since 1979, chose to not seek | re-election and instead made a successful run for Gover |
| blican Joseph L. Krawczyk, Jr. were seeking | re-election and had endorsed each other. |
| ce President Fernando Lopez did not run for | re-election and ran for the Senate instead, in which he |
| nor George Pataki, who was also running for | re-election, and was also supported by New York City Ma |
| esswoman DeGette was heavily favored to win | re-election, and on election day, she overwhelmingly wo |
| he 1969 constitutional amendment forbidding | re-election, and this time the ruling in April 2003 str |
| r and Chancery Court judge, he did not seek | re-election and after his term resumed his practice as |
| Republican U.S. Senator Mike Crapo ran for | re-election and won a second term in office in a landsl |
| President Olusegun Obasanjo in favor of his | re-election, and was attacked at his Abuja house on Mar |
| He did not seek | re-election and looked back on his political career as |
| os Angeles Record that Cryer would not seek | re-election, and those close to Cryer openly charged Pa |
| served until 1991, having decided to forgo | re-election and instead run against incumbent State Tre |
| low popularity and scandals, Gibbons sought | re-election and lost in the Republican primary to Brian |
| In 2008, Pesquiera did not run for | re-election and Melvin narrowly defeated Democrat Chery |
| ist and one Conservative) had not stood for | re-election, and Clough was one of the two Liberals ele |
| He was defeated for | re-election and also failed in an attempt to win a camp |
| ced on July 27, 2005 that he would not seek | re-election and would step down at the end of his term |
| As expected, Lockyer won | re-election and Ackerman stayed in the Senate. |
| tt back to Washington with solid margins of | re-election, and this year proved no different. |
| Peter Biondi won | re-election and was joined in the Assembly by Denise Co |
| ee High River abolished, Brown did not seek | re-election and retired at dissolution in 1930. |
| y 24th 2010, Karen announced she would seek | re-election and a third term as mayor of the City of Gu |
| but fortunately Gainsborough Trinity failed | re-election and Town survived. |
| 7th Canadian Parliament, Smith did not seek | re-election and left federal politics in 1968. |
| mach announces his intention not to run for | re-election, and announces he will resign his post as P |
| The incumbent U.S. Senator Armstrong for | re-election, and Congressman John Smith, ran as the can |
| He did not win | re-election and instead joined the Royal Commission on |
| sional district was defeated in his bid for | re-election and the open seat in the 1st congressional |
| bents were re-elected, one was defeated for | re-election, and the Democrats picked up one of the two |
| She did not seek | re-election and Democratic state Representative Albert |
| n 1986, he announced that he would not seek | re-election, and would instead return to his teaching p |
| o from 1832 to 1834, when he lost a bid for | re-election, and Senator from Ohio from 1837 to 1849, l |
| ive, about a British prime minister seeking | re-election, and was mentioned in the Robin Williams st |
| In 1956, Richard I. Furbush did not run for | re-election and Holmes sought to succeed him as Senate |
| 7, Martel announced that she would not seek | re-election and would quit politics after the 2007 elec |
| ting members did not present themselves for | re-election and another eight were defeated at the poll |
| s opposing his successor, David Soares, for | re-election, and the Albany County Democratic candidate |
| Assume GWB could stand for | re-election and he was opposed by a pro-war Democrat wh |
| Hutchison announced that he would not seek | re-election, and left Parliament at the 1959 general el |
| asurer Scott Meacham (who chose not to seek | re-election), and thus handily defeated his Democratic |
| He was defeated for | re-election and died the year he left office. |
| ncumbent Rodney Alexander was unopposed for | re-election and won. |
| In 1995, Chuck Hazama didn't seek | re-election and is succeeded by Chuck Canfield. |
| He did not run for | re-election and retired from public service. |
| In 1855, he ran unsuccessfully for | re-election and finished in third place behind both Ing |
| the corruption scandal that helped cost him | re-election and eventually led to him serving time in p |
| ged on each occasion to present himself for | re-election, and was returned unopposed at by-elections |
| egislature ended in 1926 he did not run for | re-election and was appointed Supervisor of Highways by |
| term in office, Grewal decided to not seek | re-election, and in 2006 Dhaliwal faced Conservative ne |
| Republican John Kline is running for | re-election, and CQ Politics rates the seat as 'Safe'. |
| th Hoeffel and Matthews elected not to seek | re-election and of the three incumbents, only Castor se |
| n Rev. A Hurst took over, Stoke applied for | re-election and did manage to get on the voting paper b |
| to cover the expenses related to filing for | re-election and return postage for unsolicited contribu |
| He did not seek | re-election and returned to the private practice of law |
| sident Ellen Johnson Sirleaf is running for | re-election and is expected to face a repeat of her 200 |
| sional district was defeated in his bid for | re-election and the open seat in the 5th congressional |
| atic Senator Claiborne Pell decided to seek | re-election and defeated Republican Representative Clau |
| He chose not seek | re-election and instead was elected as a Unionist to th |
| t New Democrat Bryan Strong was not seeking | re-election, and Fowler defeated his closest challenger |
| mocratic Governor Edmund Muskie was seeking | re-election, and faced off against Republican Willis A. |
| announced that he would not be running for | re-election, and Brown's main opposition were former Ol |
| Democrat Mary Previte, who did not run for | re-election and had held the seat in the Assembly since |
| He ran for | re-election and won a second term in the 1979 Northwest |
| ct, in office since 1981, chose to not seek | re-election and instead made an unsuccessful run for Li |
| n Prime Minister Valdis Dombrovskis has won | re-election and can now form a new majority government. |
| that he could not support Richard Nixon for | re-election and the Republican Party had "moved to the |
| he was promoted to Opposition Whip upon her | re-election, and was again promoted in December 2002, w |
| Two years later Clark won | re-election, and served in the Fifty-fifth Congress. |
| He stood for | re-election and won his 4th term in the 1930 Canadian f |
| represented progress after three successive | re-election applications, before steering the club thro |
| he election in which he was a candidate for | re-election, Arnold (as state secretary of the Socialis |
| eptember 10, 2007 that he would not run for | re-election as mayor of Portland in 2008. |
| n community, and supported Harris's bid for | re-election as party leader in 2004. |
| He sought | re-election as an Independent Liberal-Progressive and w |
| Barbour won | re-election as Governor in 2007. |
| p. and amended the bylaws to bar Piasecki's | re-election as a director, on the grounds that he was r |
| Maguire campaigned for | re-election as a Wheat Board advisor in 1994 on an open |
| In 1916, Whitman won | re-election as Governor against reform Democratic Judge |
| He ran then ran for | re-election as a member of the Progressive (Bull Moose) |
| Engan opted not to run for | re-election as chair of the congressional district in 1 |
| The younger Rizzo easily won | re-election as Councilman At-Large in 1999, 2003, and 2 |
| His | re-election as MP for Marlow to the Long Parliament in |
| Brown stood for | re-election as Speaker when the 39th Legislative Assemb |
| Incumbent reeve Dennis Golden ran for | re-election as a council candidate rather than as reeve |
| the public school board rather than seeking | re-election as alderman. |
| r lost the nomination for governor, ran for | re-election as attorney general, and was defeated by th |
| When Cahill lost his bid for | re-election as Governor (due to the Watergate scandal's |
| nominated William Howard Taft from Ohio for | re-election as President of the United States and James |
| Haim Herzog stood for | re-election as an unopposed candidate. |
| ominated Benjamin Harrison from Indiana for | re-election as President of the United States on the fi |
| 1992, after Bev Hansen declined to run for | re-election as the 1990 "re-districting" had made the d |
| Carla Stovall won | re-election as Attorney General and Ron Thornburgh won |
| Cochrane resigned to seek | re-election as a supporter of free trade, and a by-elec |
| a picked up his nomination form to seek for | re-election as leader of the NDC. |
| ontinuing SDP in 1990, Cartwright stood for | re-election as an Independent Social Democrat - albeit |
| Mr. Zuma is expected to seek | re-election as ANC president. |
| He sought | re-election as a candidate of the United Farmers of Man |
| umbent president Thomas Klestil, who sought | re-election as an independent candidate. |
| In December 2008, following his | re-election as Senator, he was proposed for the post of |
| Running for | re-election as deputy in the French legislative electio |
| s later supported David Patterson's bid for | re-election as Ontario director of the United Steelwork |
| ich, dropped out of the campaign to run for | re-election as Commissioner of Hamilton County. |
| speculated that Chatterton's failure to win | re-election as Governor in 1905 was the result of his r |
| Ahearn ran for | re-election as a Green Party candidate in 2003 but lost |
| t sat in the Opposition benches and ran for | re-election as a Conservative-Labour candidate in 1923. |
| ladu announced that he would not be seeking | re-election as Mayor of Longueuil. |
| y to Ned Lamont, Lieberman successfully won | re-election as an independent candidate. |
| by the UUP in 2011, stood successfully for | re-election as an independent. |
| lection in Guelph, and successfully ran for | re-election as a councillor representing Ward 4. |
| ywood celebrities who supported Pat Brown's | re-election as Governor of California (opposing Ronald |
| In 2010, Henry was ineligible to run for | re-election as the Oklahoma constitution only allows tw |
| lection and subsequently campaigned for his | re-election as a result of his Eurosceptic views. |
| ent MLAs until 2003, when they both ran for | re-election as NDP candidates in the 2003 election. |
| ate race, Rafferty was defeated in 1970 for | re-election as Superintendent of Public Instruction by |
| ssociation in December 1915, and easily won | re-election as State's Attorney in November 1916. |
| In 2002, Steek announced he would not seek | re-election as a Councillor and would instead run for M |
| His bid to for | re-election as governor in 2009 was in opposition to bo |
| Raymond didn't seek | re-election as mayor and went into County Government. |
| Congressional election, he did not run for | re-election as House Minority Leader. |
| ate as a Republican until 1988, when he won | re-election as a Democrat. |
| ive office and after he declined to run for | re-election as Vice Mayor in 2002. |
| e 1920 provincial election: campaigning for | re-election as an independent, he lost to William Bayle |
| Orr was narrowly defeated for | re-election as Governor in 1990 by conservative Democra |
| Milwaukee in 1954 just after again winning | re-election as Secretary of State. |
| hird stint as Treasurer from 1894 until his | re-election as Premier and Treasurer in late 1899. |
| d Socialist Albert Ehlman (who did not seek | re-election) as a member for the Fourth district of Mil |
| ver and Givens was defeated when he ran for | re-election as mayor in 1966. |
| announced that he would not be standing for | re-election as a director at the club's AGM later that |
| rten and the UFT endorsed George Pataki for | re-election as Governor of New York in 2002. |
| 2006, Padden announced he would not run for | re-election as judge. |
| Finn announced that he would not be seeking | re-election as mayor of Saint-Lambert. |
| ederal deputy term, Neves could have sought | re-election as speaker for another two years, but, when |
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