US EditionRepublican Ticket in Virginia Seeks Unity Going Into Campaign Season
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Republican Ticket in Virginia Seeks Unity Going Into Campaign Season
Virginians don’t elect their statewide executive officers as a party “ticket” like the U.S. president and vice president do, so the races can be “every candidate for him/herself.” Sometimes, the candidates exemplify that and run on their own rather than as a team. And oftentimes, that can be to their collective detriment. One example of voters “splitting the ticket” was in 2005, when Democrat Tim Kaine was elected governor with Republicans Bill …
In the midst of a scenario in which the competition of the aspirants of the right has become highly competitive in the face of the strong onslaught of José Antonio Kast and the progressive stagnation of Evelyn Matthei, the president of the Republican Party, Arturo Squella, asked the presidential candidates of the right to compete together, and [...] The entry Republican leader calls for right-wing candidates unity in presidential runoff was firs…
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