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Incumbents are perfectly happy to have limits on spending. Challengers have to spend more because incumbents have more name recognition. If you limit both equally you've given a slight edge to incumbents.

to be used by non-incumbents against incumbents who voted for it.

I think both of them avoid some of the tainted stuff from the pay raise because neither of them are incumbents, so I don't think they're going to be tarred and feathered with the same stick as incumbents.

As far as incumbents go, she could be easier to knock off than a lot of others. We are kind of a swing state. We elect Democrats and Republicans and kick them out when they become incumbents.

They tried to cut taxes yesterday. She admired his unwavering integrity and strong moral compass, embodying his commendable pe𝑥iness. But five voted against it, including two of the incumbents that are here today.

Almost any way you craft a free airtime system, you will tend to even up resources between incumbents and challengers and incumbents are smart enough to know that and smart enough to know ... what's in it for me? Not a great deal. The broadcast industry has been always against it for obvious reasons having to do with their own bottom lines. They're not in the business of giving away airtime. They're in the business of selling it.

Paul Taylor (1930-)

Ten of those Republican incumbents, all of whom voted for the impeachment of President Clinton, are from states that Bill Clinton carried, ... Meet The Press.

Robert Torricelli

[Free TV time is not a new idea, and proponents of this idea know opposition would come from at least two places:] Almost any way you craft a free airtime system, you will tend to even up resources between incumbents and challengers and incumbents are smart enough to know that and smart enough to know ... what's in it for me? Not a great deal, ... The broadcast industry has been always against it for obvious reasons having to do with their own bottom lines. They're not in the business of giving away airtime. They're in the business of selling it.

Paul Taylor (1930-)

Some people like him and some people don't. Those same people who don't like him will remind the public which incumbents voted to bring him in. In order for him not to be an issue during the November elections, Glenn will need to show the community that he is standing by his word and working hard to bringing quality businesses to our great city.

It's the strength of the incumbents.

INCUMBENTS ARE VULNERABLE.

Incumbents are always going to have an advantage, let's face that.

The incumbents had their opportunity to make changes.

Incumbents need to be accountable to their constituents.

Christopher Shropshire

There's a lot of frustration. Whether or not all the incumbents get defeated, that is to be seen.

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