Sentence examples for commit to a candidate from inspiring English sources

He has yet to commit to a candidate in 2016.

Additionally, a state's "superdelegates" may commit to a candidate at any time until the party convention.

This is especially true for those who waited until so late in the primary season to commit to a candidate.

Much depends on Mr. Romney's ability to win the allegiance of hundreds of top Republican "bundlers" - those who raise money on behalf of a campaign - who did not commit to a candidate during the nominating contests.

One former aide, who was granted anonymity to speak candidly, said Mr. Edwards was angling for a role in a Democratic administration, and with the contest still undecided, was hesitant to commit to a candidate.

Reflecting the traditionally slow pace of summer fund-raising and lingering reluctance among many top Republican donors to commit to a candidate, aides to Gov. Rick Perry of Texas and Mitt Romney, the former governor of Massachusetts, have in recent days aggressively played down expectations for their own fund-raising totals.

Although she has not committed to a candidate, she said, Mr. Giuliani made a favorable impression.

Another powerful union, the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, still has not committed to a candidate.

The prevailing view is that anybody who would pay attention to such a speech is already committed to a candidate.

But thousands of reasonable Americans are deeply committed to a candidate whose platform might appeal to such scofflaws.

Nearly two-thirds of Democratic voters surveyed said they were not firmly committed to a candidate, according to a Wall Street Journal/NBC New York/Marist Poll in late June.