But the Bloomberg team appeared to be riding high in the days leading up to the Massachusetts election, leaving open the prospect that the mayor would get involved in other races.
Democrats said that one provision of New Jersey election law allows the party to replace any candidate who dies or leaves office within 30 days of the election, leaving open the possibility that Mr. Torricelli might be asked to step down from his Senate seat before the election, on Nov. 5.
Mr. Spano, whose brother, Nicholas, is an influential state senator, could siphon support from Mr. Amicone in the general election, leaving open the possibility that Mr. Farmer would eke out a Democratic victory, no small feat in Yonkers, where Republicans have dominated City Hall for the past decade even though they are outnumbered by Democrats.
Today, speaking with a small group of foreign reporters, Mr. Pastrana, who cannot run for re-election, left open the possibility of resuming negotiations.
As a result, many primary elections are left open to all voters.
Despite not opposing the measure before the election, Labor has left open the possibility of opposing the cut, which would mean voting against the entire omnibus bill.
He said the vote will be held after the next election and has left open the possibility it could be a plebiscite or a constitutional referendum.
B1 Corzine Leaves Options Open Senator Jon S. Corzine of New Jersey said he accepted Gov. James E. McGreevey's decision to remain in office until Nov. 15 and would not push for a special election this fall, but left open the possibility that he would run if Mr. McGreevey stepped down sooner.
He will have to run again in three years — since this was a special election for a seat left open by the appointment of Jeff Sessions as Trump's Attorney General, Jones doesn't get a full term.
Amazingly, though, New York's Board of Elections appears to have left open the possibility of buying these machines, known as direct recording electronic machines, or D.R.E.'s, despite their track record and despite the fact that other states are getting rid of them.
With just days until the Democratic primary in a special election to fill the Senate seat left open by the death of Frank R. Lautenberg in June, the frustration of the not-Booker candidates has bubbled over into complaints about being overlooked.
