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But in a Republican primary those positions make Bush – polling second behind Trump in several national polls – a target for candidates looking to capture support from the conservatives who vote in the party's primaries and caucuses.
The Diabetes Care Profile that asks about social support from family or friends would not have captured support from the study team or other participants.
Mr. Thompson said he envisioned waging a robust "five borough campaign" that would capture support from black and Latino voters, as well as in areas, like Manhattan, which are seen as strongholds for Mr. Bloomberg.
The effort was aimed at capturing support from some of the record 84 million people who watched the first debate between Trump and Hillary Clinton.
Since a plane crash last month took the life of Eduardo Campos, his successor on the Socialist Party ticket, Marina Silva, has captured support from a diverse mix of voters.
Photographer Johanne Rahaman was in Parkland for HuffPost and captured the show of support from the Parkland community.
This property captures the intuition that receiving more support from the voters is always better for a candidate.
Turkey sees their success at holding and capturing territory in Syria (recently with support from the U.S). as a threat because it might inspire calls for more autonomy among Turkey's Kurds, many of whom have joined the PYD-aligned militia.
Representative Michael G. Grimm, District 11 Mr. Grimm, a Republican who captured his seat in 2010 with strong support from the Tea Party, has found himself enmeshed in a controversy that Democrats say makes him vulnerable.
Its leader, Ed Miliband, owed his capture of the party crown in large part to support from the trade unions.
