Until they officially declare for office, candidates are allowed a few fibs.
Since no one is forced to run for office, candidates should expect to disclose personal health information as part of the privacy they yield.
Two Republican newcomers made it into office that year — Kay Bailey Hutchison as state treasurer and Rick Perry as agriculture commissioner — but the rest of the executive office candidates were washed away.
Debs, along with Elliott, were the first federal office candidates for the fledgling Socialist party, running (unsuccessfully) for US president and Congress in 1900.
As it becomes clear that money is necessary to political office, candidates are more and more of a type that is comfortable with the selling of influence because that is where the money is.
Working women, working mothers, they are struggling and suffering, they want to have babies and are wondering, Is Japan safe enough to bring babies into society?" That was somehow very Sarah Palin, another high-office candidate with whom she's been compared.
They devote more resources — advertising dollars, field offices, candidate visits, and so forth — to states that might be decisive in determining its outcome.
Anderson said that more than 120 coaching hopefuls of all races had sat for video chats, and the program had expanded to include 50 front-office candidates, too.
Remade by his time in office, the candidate of change will now argue for staying the course.
In political campaigns for virtually any other office, the candidate who gets the most votes wins.
