Sentence examples for ideological candidates from inspiring English sources
Ideological candidates may inhabit a fringe but their word, too, is a signpost for followers.
By contrast, substantial research in political science suggests that individual donors favor more ideological candidates and are less strategic in their giving.
"You get more ideological candidates, the people who can arouse the base of the party, because they don't have to worry about electability.
But even if the more ideological candidates, like Mr. Paul, Ms. Angle, Ken Buck in Colorado and Linda McMahon in Connecticut, ended up winning, they would be a minority among the newest Republican senators.
The expansion in the number of safe seats in the House that began in the 1980's has put an increased importance on primaries, which favor more ideological candidates.
Mark Gersh, the Washington director for the National Committee for an Effective Congress, which conducts demographic research for Democrats, said, "I think it does tend to produce more ideological candidates".
In picking Mr. Romney over Mr. Perry, Mr. Pawlenty was signaling his desire that the party avoid a more ideological candidate aligned with the Tea Party movement.
Saeed Jalili, the head of the Supreme National Security Council, the country's foreign-policy-making body, is the most rigid and ideological candidate in this Presidential race.
Candidates' strategies: Note that for the ideological candidate, (x_3=E).
That is, information transmission requires that the ideological candidate forms a single-party government whenever the mainstream candidates announce different policies.
Based on the recent empirical evidence, we propose a model that studies the incentives of two mainstream office-motivated politicians to reveal their private information in the presence of a third ideological candidate and an electorate that is heterogeneous.
