- The
in****bent is the
current holder of an
office or position. In an election, the
in****bent is the
person holding or
acting in the
position that is up...
- In
English ecclesiastical law, the term
in****bent refers to the
holder of a
Church of
England parochial charge or benefice. The term "benefice" originally...
- An
in****bent local exchange carrier (ILEC) is a
local telephone company which held the
regional monopoly on
landline service before the
market was opened...
-
ministers are
collectively responsible to the ****embly. Out of the
thirty in****bents,
except Tamil Nadu's M. K. Stalin, all
other chief ministers also act...
- A
virtual in****bent or quasi-
in****bent is a
candidate in an
election who
campaigns as
though they
currently hold the
office being contested,
though the...
-
percentage points): Michigan,
where in****bent Gary
Peters will not be
running for re-election; and Georgia,
where the
in****bent is Jon Ossoff.
Michigan elected...
- in 2021.
Democrats currently hold a
narrow majority of 51 seats. Four
in****bents will not s**** re-election.
District 46: Jed
Arnold will
retire at the...
-
elections were held on
March 5, 2024.
Early voting began on
February 20. 12
in****bents retired.
Eight Republicans are retiring.
District 4: Jack
Fortner retired...
- Anchorage, Alaska: One-term
in****bent Suzanne LaFrance is
eligible for re-election. Chicago, Illinois: One-term
in****bent Brandon Johnson is eligible...
- Wisconsin: One-term
in****bent Jill
Underly ran for re-election in 2025. The
election for this
office was held on
April 1, 2025,
where in****bent Jill Underly...
