Sentence examples for preferred nominee from inspiring English sources

Their preferred nominee, John Hagelin, a physicist who previously ran twice for president on the Natural Law Party ticket, asserted that he, not Mr. Buchanan, would represent the true Reform Party in the fall.

France failed, along with Germany, to secure its preferred nominee as commission president.

Here's a radical notion: let all Democrats vote for their preferred nominee, and whoever gets the most votes wins.

In the months before voting begins, the most influential elements of each party's coalition reach a rough consensus on their preferred nominee.

Of course, all this data is preliminary, and in the end, the states may come to agree on their preferred nominee.

Back in November, the GOP's preferred nominee for a traditionally Republican New York House seat, Dede Scozzafava, lost her primary to Doug Hoffman, a tea-party-backed conservative challenger.

But he is easily my preferred Best Actor nominee, for his glorious, hilarious turn in Wes Anderson's The Grand Budapest Hotel.

Women voters are overwhelmingly leaning toward Clinton, a Democrat, while men much more narrowly prefer GOP nominee Trump.

The opacity comes as public polling indicates voters are worried about the role money plays in politics and would prefer a nominee who wants to limit political spending.

Their reticence is largely focused on her politics -- 49percentt who'd prefer another nominee say they have concerns about her positions on issues, while just 22percentt cite concerns about her character.

In virtually every poll, Latino voters prefer Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton to Trump by huge margins, and many Republicans running in states with large Latino populations have attempted to distance themselves from him.