Significats de political neophyte en anglès

Priyanka is far from a political neophyte, having supported her brother and mother during previous election campaigns.

Of course, being a political neophyte, it turned out to be harder than I thought it would be.

He has played up his outsider status as a political neophyte, although he still lags in the polls.

Rauner, a political neophyte who took office in January, is the first Republican elected governor in Illinois since 1998.

Still, he pledged to vote for Trump, a real estate mogul and political neophyte who has shaken the Republican establishment.

After gambling on political neophyte Sarah Palin as his running mate, McCain lost to Obama, who became the first black U.S. president.

Running a distant third was the Free Patriotic Union of Slim Rihai, a millionaire football club owner and political neophyte, with 16 seats.

Rauner, a wealthy investment banker and political neophyte who came into office in January, has been vocal about his opposition to public labor unions.

Carson, who is 63 and the only black person currently seeking the nomination in either the Republican or Democratic parties, is a political neophyte.

The apparent attempt to overturn it by a Yanqui-picked, middle-class political neophyte has produced a viscerally negative reaction, with little thought for the revolution's failings.

On Voting Day, these old electoral calculations were being run by some of Ossoff's volunteer organizers, many of them political neophytes.

Republican voters have been drawn to Carson and Trump, both political neophytes who have pledged to upend business as usual in Washington.

The campaign, whose top aides early on were all political neophytes, has brought on more than a half-dozen seasoned Democratic operatives since the summer.