Sentence examples for the candidate represents from inspiring English sources
The Citizens United PAC announced that it is donating $10,000 to Bruning's campaign, saying the candidate represents "new blood in the conservative movement," reports Politico.
As with Trump's base throughout the country, the Hasidim that spoke with VICE News saw some of his more controversial comments as far less important than what the candidate represents.
During a meeting of volunteers at a Denver cafe they frequent, I met an elder physician named Nathan Pollack, who handed me a copy of his self-published, 490-page manifesto titled How to Survive the Health Care Chaos; he was wearing a Bernie Sanders T-shirt and was eager to debate with compatriots whether the candidate represents "revolution".
MICHEL MARTELLY, a bawdy singer turned politician, swept to victory in Haiti's presidential election this year as the candidate representing youth and change.
In 1989, as the candidate representing the Broad Front (Frente Amplio; FA), an alliance of leftist parties, he ran successfully for mayor of Montevideo, generally considered the second most important political post in the country.
He pointed out that in five of the six "open" elections since World War II (open meaning without an incumbent candidate), the candidate representing the party holding the White House lost.
In equilibrium, the candidate representing the majority wins with a probability that increases in the degree of political disagreement — the difference in expected payoffs from the candidates' policies.
The check pits Flake against the candidate representing his party, Roy Moore, the former judge accused by multiple women of sexual misconduct and assault.
"All the candidates represent the interests of the oligarchy, of big business interests".
"Polls show that 60percentt of the people in Chile say that none of the candidates represent their ideas well.
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