Sentence examples for third-party candidacies from inspiring English sources

It's particularly those types of third-party candidacies that N.P.V. would particularly discourage.

There is no law against the super-wealthy funding their own third-party candidacies.

(It's worth noting that in several of those elections, third-party candidacies made that goal even more elusive).

In the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, especially, third-party candidacies usually grew organically out of some overarching moral vision.

The pesky potential of third-party candidacies notwithstanding, New York's incumbent Republican governor, George Pataki, remains far ahead in opinion polls.

Johnson dismissed the suggestion that he was using the same "spoiler" argument that has been used against third-party candidacies such as his own.

Others also seemed primed for a third-party candidacy.

For a while, these revolved around the possibility of a third-party candidacy.

"A third-party candidacy would be viewed as kind of a silly thing," he continued.

Even so, the spectre of a third-party candidacy is encouraging the Democrats and Republicans to behave a little better.

And the possibility of a third-party candidacy, on the part of Paul, Bachmann, or somebody else, cannot be wholly discounted.