You're likely to fail your nomination if you're not an administrator (and in the most likely case, your nomination will be ended early through the site's snowball clause and/or "not now" clause ).
In his case, the nomination was in the bag anyway.
In this case, the nomination could come down to a difficult and complex credentials battle over whether to seat delegates from Michigan and Florida.
In Russia's play-for-keeps politics, a compromise -- in this case, the nomination of Mr. Primakov -- carries with it the faint aroma of defeat.
The top two vote-getters move on to a statewide primary, unless someone gets 60percentt or more support, in which case the nomination goes to that candidate.
Mrs Timoshenko is still technically under investigation by Russian prosecutors over an old corruption case; her nomination did not please the Kremlin.For much of his ten-year presidency, Mr Kuchma tried to cultivate both Russia and the West.
In that case, the nomination would be decided by the more than 2,200 delegates — from obscure local officials and activists to national figures — who will attend the party's convention in Tampa, Fla., in late August.
In any case, the nomination of Jackson was a time bomb, which detonated this week just as Trump was preparing to welcome Emmanuel Macron, the President of France, to the White House for a state visit.
But Mr. Bush found out today that speed can kill -- in this case the nomination of a committed conservative, Linda Chavez, who broke the unwritten rules of Washington by failing to disclose all during a hasty vetting process.
But Republicans accused Mr. McGreevey, a Democrat, of installing his candidate before the Senate is able to review the customary background investigation on Mr. Santiago, and some suggested that the governor was finding a place for him in case the nomination for state police superintendent fails.
