An
officeholder's blog or Facebook site are particularly vulnerable to the extreme rhetoric often seen at public meetings and rallies, only with greater anonymity and distance.
In Iowa, that period is for two years and applies to former executive
officeholders as well as legislators.
Prior to passing of the Election Act, 2017, the conduct of political parties, and their
officeholders, was governed through the Political Parties Order, 2002.
But efforts to establish that independence - which could require
officeholders to give up their current oversight over investigations - will likely face political challenges in persuading lawmakers to hand over power to a third party.
(The oath of office solemnly binds the
officeholder to upholding the laws of the U.S., which include Roe v.
Mr Mead is the only candidate to take on Mr Kendall for the role of president in this year's
officeholder elections, which will cover the period from 2010 to 2012.
"Lame duck" refers to an
officeholder whose position or term will soon end; like a lame duck, a President about to leave office is weakened.
A Republican
officeholder seeking reelection in Seminole County, Fla., says his views were misrepresented and distorted by the Christian Coalition.
This article explains these issues and others that might arise in representing a political candidate,
officeholder or organization.
For instance, while no slaves of either sex was entitled to become an
officeholder, the statutes of the black sodality of the Rosary in the Pelourinho (both in 1698 and in 1820) stipulated that women were excluded from the governing body "because of the condition of their sex."(20)
A public
officeholder must demonstrate a commitment to carrying out the job -- not just the votes, but attendance and committee work, too.
The procedure of signing contracts with the remaining 73 companies that said that no
officeholder or member of their immediate family was part of their ownership structure is in progress.
