Sentence examples for delegate until from inspiring English sources

McCain has just started screening ads of Debra Bartoshevich, who was a Hillary delegate until Obama won.

He captured 18 percent of the vote in a closed primary, enough to earn him a delegate until the party's ruling on Thursday.

Kent said that he was one of three Paul delegates from Hawaii; he gave the other lei to Ashley Ryan, who had been a Maine delegate until Romney's camp used the rules in what Paul's followers see as dubious ways to change the delegation's composition.

She likely won't secure the required two thousand and twenty-six delegates until early June.

Already in Nevada, he had to dispel rumours that he would drop out of the race, insisting that he would "go to Tampa"—ie, stay and collect delegates until the Republican convention in August.

Already in Nevada, he had to dispel rumours that he would drop out of the race, insisting that he would "go to Tampa"—ie, stay in the race and collect delegates until the Republican convention there in August.

The Hoosier State has long been considered one of the key battlegrounds for anti-Trump forces, as the statewide winner receives 30 delegates, the biggest single pot of delegates until June.

There are still 261 delegates up for grabs: 40 delegates in Utah's June 26 primary and 43 "super delegates," with the balance coming from states that have held nominating contests but will not assign all their delegates until local and state conventions.

Samaranch was often criticized as remote and arrogant, and he was seemingly unconcerned about the excessive behavior of delegates until it became public that they accepted more than $1 million in cash and exorbitant gifts in the bidding process that brought the 2002 Winter Games to Salt Lake City.

The delegate math is starting to stack up in Trump's favor, but he likely wouldn't get a majority of the delegates until June.

The bottom line for Sanders: At least for now he plans to fight for the support of delegates until the convention officially nominates a standard-bearer for the fall.