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gubernatorial [,gju:bәnә'tɒ:riәl]

a. 州长的, 统治者的

The study, however, did not predict who had the charisma to win the races in Tuesday‘ s US legislative and gubernatorial elections.
然而，这项研究没有预测谁将赢得于本周二开始的中期国会选举和州长选举。
The Idaho gubernatorial candidate formerly known as Marvin Richardson is so strongly opposed to abortion that he has changed his name to Pro-Life.
为了表明自己反对堕胎的态度是如此强烈，正在参加美国爱达荷州州长竞选的候选人马尔文·查德森最近将其名字该成了“支持生命”。
Tuesday's electio include gubernatorial races in36 states, along with ballot questio on i ues ranging from abortion to homosexual marriage to stem cell research.
星期二的选举包括36个州的州长选举以及就堕胎、性婚姻以及干细胞研究等问题进行表决。

gubernatorial

[ adj ]
relating to a governor
<adj.pert>
gubernatorial election

Gubernatorial \Gu"ber*na*to`ri*al\, a. [L. gubernator governor.
See {Gabernate}.]
Pertaining to a governor, or to government.

Democratic gubernatorial candidate John R. Silber sparked protests from Jewish organizations after saying he encountered racism among Jews when he once considered converting.
Last month, Mr. Weicker won the backing of two Republicans, former gubernatorial candidate Joseph McGee and state Rep. Mae Schmidle, and of a prominent black Democrat from New Haven, state Rep. Walter Brooks.
In the New Hampshire Democratic gubernatorial primary, former state party chairman Joe Grandmaison was favored to overcome two rivals who have attacked him for his ties to Massachusetts Gov. Michael Dukakis.
The list showed Kohl, multimillionaire owner of the Milwaukee Bucks basketball team, made 290 political contributions since 1975 with a total of $9,000 going to Earl for his gubernatorial campaigns in 1982 and 1986.
He quit the post when he launched his gubernatorial bid.
Democrat Barbara Roberts was leading in Oregon's gubernatorial race.
Ohio - One of the best Republican hopes for a gubernatorial pickup is this contest between Republican George Voinovich and Democrat Tony Celebrezze to succeed Democratic Gov. Richard Celeste.
Such a runoff is expected in the Democratic gubernatorial primary, where pre-election polls indicate no one is likely to get an absolute majority.
Workers are restive because their wages buy less and less, and Alfonsin's party was routed in congressional and gubernatorial elections by the resurgent Peronists.
The independentistas, a tiny minority who get only about 5% of the vote in gubernatorial elections, propose dual Puerto Rican-U.S. citizenship for islanders born before independence is granted.
Mrs. Dole, 54, is campaigning in more than a dozen states this fall for more than 60 gubernatorial and House and Senate candidates.
He has spent an increasing amount of time on the road across the country to help raise money for his party's Senate and gubernatorial candidates.
Republican gubernatorial candidate John Andrews has acknowledged that he spent two years working for an organization that performed experiments designed to scientifically prove the power of prayer.
Now she leads a grassroots abortion-rights campaign in Passaic County for pro-choice Democratic gubernatorial candidate James Florio.
Speculation about a gubernatorial run soared when Dukakis, the failed Democratic presidential nominee, announced in January that he would not seek a fourth term and Boston Mayor Raymond Flynn said he would not run for governor.
The case involved Dan Cohen, a spokesman for a Minnesota gubernatorial candidate in 1982.
In an interview with the Dallas Morning News, gubernatorial hairdresser Gail Huitt disclosed the secret to Ms. Richards's relentlessly upstanding hair: "I rat the tar out of it.
Although Republicans were confident they took steps to make sure _ Rep. James Courter, R-N.J., was called by the White House 8-10 times late Wednesday to make sure he took a break from his gubernatorial campaign to vote.
Republican gubernatorial candidate John Raese loves fast cars and boats, but he's no "party animal," says his wife.
In addition to today's gubernatorial election, also at stake is the battle for control of the Assembly.
George W. Bush, the president's oldest son, said he won't run for the 1990 Texas Republican gubernatorial nomination.
Coleman, 46, lost the 1981 governor's race to Charles Robb. Parris, 59, was an unsuccessful contender for the gubernatorial nomination in 1985.
At a fund-raiser Monday evening for Ohio gubernatorial hopeful George Voinovich, Bush paused to send his best wishes to Republican National Committee Chairman Lee Atwater, hospitalized in New York for intensive radiation treatment of a brain tumor.
Lukens served two terms in Congress from 1967 to 1970, when he lost a bid for the GOP gubernatorial nomination.
Mexico's ruling party appeared on its way to a big victory in Sunday's national congressional elections, but allegations of ballot-rigging, especially in two closely contested gubernatorial races, put a taint on the midterm vote.
And Democratic Rep. Bruce Morrison, a Connecticut gubernatorial candidate, vowed to introduce a bill in Congress to restore the windfall-profits tax.
The governing party, PRI, conceded defeat in the Baja California gubernatorial race, its first such loss since the party was founded 60 years ago.
We can't make exceptions." A judge ruled Attorney General John Van de Kamp may use San Francisco Chronicle articles in a TV commercial for his gubernatorial campaign despite the paper's objection that such use implied an endorsement.
The battle has already had ramifications on the Massachusetts gubernatorial race that is expected to develop for 1990 if Dukakis does not lose his quest for the presidency and decide to seek a fourth term at the Statehouse.
The 51-year-old Kean, approaching the end of his second and last gubernatorial term, is in many ways an automatic contender for the national ticket.

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