Sentence examples for delegate seat from inspiring English sources

The third delegate seat is occupied by David Fraser-Hidalgo, who was appointed to a vacancy last fall.

He welcomed and exploited the publicity that came from broader — if foredoomed — political efforts, like running in 1971 for the delegate seat representing the District of Columbia in the House of Representatives.

"People respond to me just as another middle-aged woman," said Melissa Sklarz, 46, who became the city's first transgendered officeholder last November when she won a judicial delegate seat.

Here in this deeply conservative community south of Salt Lake City — a hotbed of anti-Hatch sentiment — the Hatch Question was the first out of the box from the audience when 17 nominees for a delegate seat lined up to introduce themselves in one precinct.

Congresswoman Norton is seeking reelection for the D.C. Delegate seat to the U.S. Congress, a position she's held since 1991.

Hains, who works in marketing and communications, researched the three candidates running for the delegate seat, which represents parts of Virginia's Chesterfield and Henrico Counties as well as a portion of Richmond.

The result was hard feelings and a fight over delegate seating and party rules.

The only rules governing delegate seating are those to be adopted by the Democratic National Convention, not those dictated by the Democratic National Committee.

An examination of a delegate seating chart, borrowed from a generous delegate from Texas, and an eagle-eyed 15-minute walk around the convention hall yielded the following verdict: The best seat: No. 041, on the floor.

With the candidates ensnared by contentious matters like race and delegate seating, we asked our Open Caucus panelists for their views.

And here in Utah County, a deeply conservative area in the backyard of Brigham Young University, and hotbed of anti-Hatch sentiment, some prominent opponents of the senator failed to win delegate seats.