Mr. Schwarzenegger, the Austrian-born bodybuilder and actor, won the replacement election, trouncing the Democratic lieutenant governor, Cruz M. Bustamante, who would have become governor under Mr. Ridley-Thomas's amendment.
On August 6th, 2003, anniversary of history's first nuclear bombing, Senator Dianne Feinstein was set to announce whether or not she would run in the replacement election to try to secure the governorship for Democrats in the event that Davis lost the recall election.
The Replacements, "Election Day" (1987) This song wasn't on the original, nearly flawless "Pleased To Meet Me," but it was on the deluxe reissue.
His replacement until elections in April next year is Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, an old ally.
Mr. Bush and several other local and state officials have called for the replacement of elections supervisors in Broward and Miami-Dade Counties.
Keith Wakefield has announced he is stepping down as leader and the party will elect a replacement after the election.
There are other categories of hacks, though, that don't have a hardware fix, so the new system wouldn't be a replacement for other election-security efforts, such as mandating paper ballots or auditing election results.
If an elected office becomes vacant, a special election shall be held at the next Board meeting to elect a replacement, unless a regular election is being held at the next Board meeting.
Abdullah's call for the replacement of compromised election officials was ignored.
When seats in Congress come open between elections, replacements generally are named by sitting governors of the US states in question.
His failure to do so earlier has left his party scrambling to find a replacement and the election itself in a state of legal chaos.
