Sentence examples for winning candidate for from inspiring English sources

"Labour is supposed to be trying to elect a leader who can be a credible and winning candidate for Prime Minister in 2020," he wrote on Twitter.

"I don't think it was worth the wait," said Haidar al-Mulla, a winning candidate for a slate led by Ayad Allawi, a secular Shiite and former interim prime minister.

The Republican party's rules require that the winning candidate for the presidential nomination receives the support of a majority of delegates at the party convention, which this year will be held in Cleveland in July.

"Who is tested and ready to be the winning candidate for the Democratic Party?" said Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York, arguing her ability to fend off Republicans.

And the Weekly World News alien, who has endorsed the winning candidate for the past 28 years, recently switched his allegiance from Mr Obama to Mr McCain, apparently after being seduced by Cindy in an attempt to swing the election for her husband.

"The winning candidates for the Menil and Frick searches, in fact, were recommendations that came from cold calls with curators and directors," he said.

The ads came from the 1998, 2000 and 2002 campaigns of 391 winning candidates for the U.S. House of Representatives and 84 winning candidates for the U.S. Senate and covered more than three-quarters of congressional districts nationwide.

In 2014, winning candidates for the U.S. House of Representatives had to raise $1.6 million on average; winning Senate candidates had to raise $10.3 million on average.

It voted for every winning candidate from 1952 through 1996.

We haven't seen an election with four legitimate (in that they each would have large followings and a chance to win) candidates for president in the last hundred years.

Of the 11 trappers who paddled a long distance, 11 cast votes for the winning candidate, 9 for losing.