Sentence examples for race for sheriff from inspiring English sources
Mr. Harpootlian, who said that as many as 30 percent of the candidates kept from the ballot were black, pointed to a race for sheriff in Georgetown County.
Buddy Crevasse of the Alachua County Sheriff's Department said he had not given a second thought to his loss in the 1992 race for sheriff, even though he lost by a margin of less than two percentage points.
During her first race for sheriff in 2004, Lupe Valdez, a former federal agent, won a bitter campaign in Dallas County in which her Republican opponent, Danny Chandler, made sure voters knew she was gay and accused her of promoting a gay agenda.
The race for Sheriff sees Ross Mirkarimi and Paul Miyamoto virtually tied at 31percentt.
Bowie had supported Wright's opponent in the race for sheriff, and Wright, a bank director, had been instrumental in turning down a Bowie loan application.
-Video from last week shows Nye County, Nevada, Assistant Sheriff Rick Marshall taking down signs supporting his opponent in an upcoming race for sheriff.
Mr. Schaffer acknowledged that these endorsements carry great weight in races for sheriff and district attorney.
The sheriffs who joined the program were overwhelmingly small-town or suburban and Republican, Stateline found, though not all counties have partisan races for sheriff.
One voter, Datesha Montgomery, said she'd voted for just two candidates, in the races for sheriff and school board, and then handed the ballot over to the woman, who said that the other candidates were "not important".
In Greensboro, Georgia, when I asked locals for their opinions of the election, they immediately started discussing the race for county sheriff, not president.
ALMOST all the signs I pass on the road, faded in the August sun and half buried in honeysuckle, concern East Tennessee's most controversial election — the race for Hamblen County sheriff, between the sitting sheriff and the deputy he fired because of a law saying a state employee can't run for office.
