Sentence examples for candidate woos from inspiring English sources

"Every candidate woos Chungcheong's voters".

Huckabee is not the only candidate wooing the anti-contraception base.

Both candidates wooed them this week with speeches to LULAC (a Latino equivalent to the NAACP).

RIGHT now, the candidates wooing Silicon Valley for cash are steering clear of such discussions.

The debate over health care on the presidential campaign trail is increasingly ideological, as candidates woo their core constituents on the right and the left.

But the need for cutbacks is not a popular theme for political candidates wooing voters who want more care at a lower cost.

As the electoral votes shift southward, with population growth, what are your recommendations for a Democratic candidate to woo Southern voters?

The move was perhaps a step for the candidate to woo fiscal conservatives and advocates for states' rights, commenting that "at some point, state and local officials and individuals have got to step up to the plate and take some initiative, the mentality that people can wait around indefinitely for the federal taxpayer to solve all their worldly problems has got to come to an end".

The two candidates are wooing different segments of the Republican electorate.

Candidates first woo the party base in primaries, then swing toward the center seeking centrist swing voters.

Both candidates aggressively wooed party leaders and voters and both offered alternative solutions to national problems, but increasingly bitter personal references marred their campaigning.