Meanings of political newcomer in English

Gantz, a former head of the Israeli military, is a political newcomer.

Mr Kennedy's speech has been described as hard-hitting "for a political newcomer".

The strike is the first major test for Lightfoot, a political newcomer elected in April.

Last night's debate was also the first time many voters heard from political newcomer Darryll Park.

He outspent Aiken on the campaign, running four television ads compared to the political newcomer's one.

Its highest-profile victory was by political newcomer Dave Brat, an economics professor who toppled Boehner's No.

Senator from Illinois, state Senator Jim Oberweis, a multimillionaire dairyman, is running against businessman and political newcomer Doug Truax.

Moise was a political newcomer running under the banner of outgoing president Michel Martelly's Haitian Party of Bald Heads.

Dasher, a political newcomer, announced his candidacy earlier this month and said he has the support of the Robertson family.

Ducey, a relative political newcomer with just one term as state treasurer behind him, replaces outgoing Republican Governor Jan Brewer.

In Oklahoma, political newcomer Kevin Stitt won a runoff for the Republican nomination after closely aligning himself with Trump's agenda.

He defeated Republican and political newcomer Chuck Brewer, a former officer in the U.S. Marine Corps and now a restaurant owner.

Snyder, 56, a former venture capitalist who was a political newcomer four years ago, campaigned on the improvement in the state's economy.

A political newcomer in 2010, Scott spent his first term aggressively cutting business taxes and regulations, while reducing the size of government.

Blumenthal, 64, is likely to face off in November against political newcomer Linda McMahon, the ex-chief executive of World Wrestling Entertainment WWE.N.

Netanyahu has also been trying to form a national unity government with his centrist rival Benny Gantz, a former general and political newcomer.