But a consul and a tribune of 122 together persuaded the citizen voters that it was against their interests to share the privileges of citizenship: the bill was defeated, and Gaius failed in his attempt to be re-elected once more.
Voters in his parliamentary district of Bristol West elected him once more, even though he couldn't take his seat in the Commons.
"When we have the White House, the DNC withers because what happens is the DNC becomes the president's re-elect [committee]." Dean faces a potentially crowded field in his quest to be elected DNC chair once more.
The proof of that, perhaps, lies in the fact that now, more than 20 years after he was first elected, Natale is once more the "first citizen" of Casal di Principe, his feared and fearful hometown north of Naples, a place of which he was once quoted as saying: "Here, being mayor means getting up in the morning and making the sign of the cross".
Then in 2000 Judge Young was elected as a Circuit Court Judge in Miami-Dade and was re-elected to the bench once more.
Some analysts say Mexicans, crediting President Ernesto Zedillo's stewardship for lowering inflation and producing steady growth, will elect the governing party once more.
"I don't think it's a coincidence that federal funding for women's health care research went up once more women were elected in the House and Senate.
While Mr. Cleland campaigned six years ago as a centrist Democrat in the mold of the departing senator, Sam Nunn, Mr. Cleland, once elected, voted more often with the Democratic leadership than Mr. Nunn had, and far more often than Mr. Miller, Dr. Black said.
In between his terms in the Lok Sabha, Lal was again elected to the Haryana state assembly, and in 1987 he was once more named chief minister.
