B gets 30 and C gets now let me do different letters so these aren't the same candidates

You'd probably run for government.

Three candidates ran for President and he was elected.

The candidate whom I cast a vote for was elected.

I will admit that, yes, it's obvious that trial and error is a good thing.

Let me do candidates D, E and F

The candidate handed out a great amount of money in the election.

Do you really want to elect a president whose genome suggests cardiomyopathy?

And I'll start with primary because that's a little more intuitive

The candidate was disappointed at the outcome of the election.

The eloquent campaigner was elected hands down.

As we get the results from we know how many delegates they're going to send to the convetion and who(m) they're going to vote for

The candidate was disappointed at the outcome of the election.

And so for example in a winner take all state, candidate D will get all 10 delegates

Going into the convention we usually know already who the candidates for each of the parties are going to be

He is up for reelection.

The candidate is running for mayor.

And guess what, it worked.

He was dropped because of his running mate.

There was a new candidate on the ticket at the Democratic convention.

Linus is sort of like that too.

Who else has been nominated?

I just wanted to talk to the candidate. You know how it is when you're going to vote, you know.

So think about this as a voting mechanism.

We could've handpicked a candidate.

For elections did not bring peace and stability and security in Libya.

Let's see if we have a slide of the 10 nominees on screen. There they are.

Understood.

He is one of the candidates running for mayor.

He was elected as chairman from among many candidates.

What do you mean, who is this ? Do you wanna talk to the candidate?

He defeated his opponent in the election.

Let's say the same thing happens in California, that candidate got 49 of the vote, the opponent, say, gets 51 of the vote.

So they had a lot of votes in Florida but not enough to win it, the other person let's say gets 51 all 27 go to the other candidate.

They all boosted the candidate.

In our poll, candidate A has 55 supporters.

We do all the work and the candidate gets all the credit.

So out of these ten delegates 40 or four will represent candidate A

In most elections, whichever candidate gets the majority of the votes, wins the election.

Usually, the margin of error in polls is stated at the 95 level.

And if you look closely at these ballot forms, you'll notice that the candidate list is in a different order on each one.

When you look at what the leading candidates in your own party are doing now I mean, there's are you excited by their plans on global warming?

We're completely at the mercy of our candidate.

And the way to think about it is, imagine someone, let's say someone gets with the States that they win, they get huge majorities.

He ran for Governor of the state four years ago.