Sentence examples for nominated state from inspiring English sources

Gov. George E. Pataki yesterday nominated State Assemblyman Howard D. Mills, left, to serve as the state insurance superintendent.

Candidates were nominated state by state -- by the legislatures or by caucuses of Congressmen -- not nationally.

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In Wisconsin, Democrats have nominated state Superintendent of Schools Tony Evers to challenge GOP Gov. Scott Walker's bid for a third term.

In the first of a clutch of primary elections that are likely to play a decisive role in the race to control the US Senate, Republican voters voted to nominate state House speaker Thom Tillis as their candidate for November's midterm battle.

In addition to congressional and state legislative seats, U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio) is up for a second term, with Republicans likely to nominate state Treasurer Josh Mandel (R) as his opponent.

Former Democratic state senator Art Torres has also been nominated by state leaders for the post.

Nevada is an important early nominating state, and the Edwards campaign for the presidential nomination had been courting the robust labor movement there in hopes of making a strong showing in its caucuses, which are scheduled between the Iowa caucuses and the New Hampshire primary.

And Florida is the first early nominating state to not be made up almost entirely of white voters.

"I am looking at it very seriously," he said a day after making a campaign-style trip to South Carolina, another early nominating state.

—Allison Kopicki Hispanic Voters Florida is the first early nominating state to have a significant block of Hispanic voters, and the exit polls highlight the state's diverse nature.