Sentence examples for enough delegate from inspiring English sources

John Walsh, the chairman of the Massachusetts Democratic Party, said Ms. DeFranco would almost certainly get enough delegate votes at the convention to make the ballot.

Aides to Ms. McFarland had kept expectations low for the convention results, continually saying that they planned to circulate petitions in order to make the ballot if she did not receive enough delegate votes at the convention.

A candidate who has won enough delegate votes in the primaries can thus be certain of winning the nomination on the first ballot; this reduces the power of party leaders and favourite-son candidates to broker delegate votes to candidates in exchange for political favours.

Nixon won most of the state primaries, and gained enough delegate strength to secure the nomination on the first ballot at the Republican National Convention.

Because of Clinton's huge victories across the south, she had amassed a big enough delegate lead — around 200 delegates — that most experts think Sanders will be unable to overcome without landslide wins of his own".

Or, Romney staggers on, goes to the nominating convention this summer, but lacking enough delegate votes for nomination; the convention vote becomes competitive (with the nomination "brokered") and Christie swoops in as a uniter and savior.

Mr. Obama has said that if he has enough delegates to secure his nomination, he would want to seat the full Michigan and Florida delegations.

Bush officially had enough delegates on Apr.

But Mr Mbeki's camp still hopes to convince enough delegates to change their minds.

* At the end of the day, winning the nomination is about getting enough delegates.

Kefauver finished on top in the first ballot but without enough delegates to win outright.