The phrase "about this candidate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing information, opinions, or evaluations related to a specific candidate, such as in a job application or election context.
Example: "I would like to share some insights about this candidate that may help in the decision-making process."
Alternatives: "regarding this candidate" or "concerning this candidate".
-Is there anything else about this candidate that you think would make good humor material?
The speculation about this candidate or that candidate … [if] it's obvious, it's clear, then everyone can do his job at his club, and he can prepare for the upcoming time".
Their actions suggest what her advisers said yesterday was the need to address persistent doubts about this candidate among Jewish voters, and, more fundamentally, lingering doubts about her trustworthiness across the electoral spectrum.
In general, the literal content of a recommendation matters much less than its existence; declining to speak or write on someone's behalf is the equivalent of saying, "I don't believe this person is particularly talented" or "I don't know enough about this candidate to endorse him or her".
Conway said: "Voices are silenced in polls that really should be included because people are too reliant on lists, and they're excluding people who maybe feel so passionately about that issue, Brexit, or so passionately about this candidate, Donald Trump, that they're going to vote for the first time ever in many, many, many cycles".
We're not sure about this candidate is the implication.
"It may affect this election but it's not about one election or the next election, or about this republican candidate or this democratic candidate," Singh said.
They are excited about voting for this candidate.
Our job responsibility was to monitor chat room chatter about how game-changing this candidate, if he ever decided to run, could be.
"There is something extraordinary about this Republican candidate that was making us all break from our history".
Senator Barack Obama's selection of Senator Joseph R. Biden Jr. as his running mate told me a great deal about this presidential candidate.
