Sentence examples for electing a candidate from inspiring English sources

In this election, voters don't have the option of electing a candidate who demonstrated better judgment about whether to invade Iraq.

Sometimes a big aim, such as electing a candidate or solving a big social problem, can feel remote.

In crossover districts, minorities are not a majority, but they have enough voting power that they stand a good chance of electing a candidate of their choosing.

Today, a candidate's religion is a central part of their pitch to voters — so much so that we wouldn't even think of electing a candidate without knowing what they believe about God.

"The Working Families Party can pat themselves on the back for electing a candidate for the first time on their line," said Bob Liff, a spokesman for the Brooklyn Democratic Party.

I love our country too much to play a role in electing a candidate who would weaken our unity and darken our future – and so I will not enter the race for president of the United States".

The lack of support from Latinos is among the reasons the state GOP last elected a candidate statewide a decade ago, and the party's registration has dwindled to 27.5% of voters in the state.

Very left-leaning Democratic primary voters alone can't elect a candidate in the general election.

Should it hold primaries to elect a candidate before August, risking turning the event into a premature election?

Voters elect a candidate, not their spouse.

When you elect a candidate, you hear the candidate's life story.