Not surprisingly, many celebrity names appears on the contribution lists of the Democratic front-runners, Sen.
Critics suggested Ms. Quinn, the Democratic front-runner, hoped to soften her tough-talking image amid slipping poll numbers.
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The strongest support for Mr Mandela's peace plan comes from the predominantly Hutu Burundian Democratic Front (Frodebu).
Some say he may leave his prime ministerial post but stay on to chair his ruling Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Democratic Front.
All this is the responsibility of Mr Meles's Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Democratic Front (EPRDF), which has run the show since 1991.
Mutharika was elected under the former president's United Democratic Front Party in 2004, but left it soon after and formed the Democratic Progressive Party.
Victories in both states would further solidify his position as the Democratic front-runner, and polls show the senator from Massachusetts leading in both states.
But Mr. de Blasio charged that the Democratic front-runner hadn't been listening to workers, and he pledged to keep the issue alive during the campaign.
John Edwards, who trails Democratic front-runners by 14 percentage points, and Giuliani and McCain, who both hope to derail Romney with a win in New Hampshire.
If he, or Hillary Clinton, the Democratic front-runner, get the job, America may well once more take a lead in the global effort to mitigate climate change.
Democratic front-runner Ruth Messinger said through an aide that she would have no comment on the article, and would instead continue to talk about education and unemployment.
But other Democratic front runners accused Bloomberg of buying a race and interfering in the heavily urban district that also includes some Chicago suburbs and rural areas.
Brazilians head to the polls in October 2014, where president Dilma Rousseff will face off against likely Social Democratic front-runner Aecio Neves, a senator for Minas Gerais state.
The primary winner will face either ex-gubernatorial aide Bill Hoppner, the presumed Democratic front-runner who lost the 1990 primary to Nelson by 42 votes, or former state Sen.
By 1999, a cover story in National Journal asked whether there was truly any difference between Al Gore, the Democratic front-runner, and George W. Bush, his Republican equivalent.
Laying out an agenda for changing ethics laws following another Albany corruption scandal, Republican mayoral contender Joseph Lhota on Sunday took aim at the Democratic front-runner, City Council Speaker Christine Quinn.
Senior Bush adviser Matthew Dowd sent two memos last year to GOP supporters to prepare them for an inevitable dip in the president's opinion poll numbers when a Democratic front-runner emerged.
Another Democratic front runner, Chicago Alderman Anthony Beale, also took issue with the ads, saying people were "extremely upset" that someone from New York was trying to tell people in Illinois how to vote.
The Democratic front-runner, Hillary Clinton, once a creature of the left, has tried to remake herself as a centrist (she did strikingly well among conservative New Yorkers when she was re-elected to the Senate in November).
But Dean campaign chairman Steven Grossman, who was also chairman of Democratic front-runner John Kerry's 1996 Senate race, indicated in a story on the New York Times Web site that changes may be in the offing.
The Democratic front-runners former state Rep. Robin Kelly, former U.S. Rep. Debbie Halvorson and Chicago Alderman Anthony Beale made Election Day stops at train stations and restaurants in the district that spans Chicago's South Side, south suburbs and some rural areas.
Obama, the first-term senator from Illinois who won last week's Iowa caucuses, led the New York senator and former first lady 39 percent to 29 percent in a poll conducted Saturday and Sunday -- a sharp change from a poll out Saturday that showed the Democratic front-runners tied at 33 percent.
The Afar Revolutionary Democratic Unity Front (ARDUF) said the deaths occurred when Ethiopian troops fired on a rebel unit which had kidnapped the visitors.
John Kerry of Massachusetts is rejecting the label of Democratic Party front-runner, despite polls showing him with a strong lead in the Granite State.
The mayor has joined Mr. Kelly in criticizing a recent proposal from Democratic mayoral front-runner Christine Quinn to create a new inspector general to oversee the NYPD.
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The Democratic 2016 front-runner announced her opposition to the project -- which is still the subject of a years-long State Department review -- as Pope Francis landed in the United States, dominating national media attention.
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Hillary Clinton, the Democratic presidential front-runner.
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In California, nearly 3 million Latino voters are expected to play a crucial role in the heated battle for the Democratic presidential nomination between front-runners Sens.
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