We voted for the candidate.

So electors for that candidate.

Substitution Example

That candidate stands for free trade.

The candidate is running for mayor.

And there's only 1 substitution rule for word.

The newspaper declared for the Republican candidate.

Mr Smith is a candidate for mayor.

Mr. Smith is a candidate for mayor.

So you could have candidate D, candidate E, candidate F and let's say let me do the percentages slightly different for fun

So let's make a substitution for y over x.

Let's make a substitution.

He came forward as a candidate for Congress.

He was the strongest candidate for the position.

But in actuality, when you're voting for candidate A and let's say candidate A is a democrat.

We call this reward substitution.

You are not actually voting for candidate A, you are actually voting for a slate of electors who promised to vote for that candidate.

Strange to say, no one voted for the candidate.

I was never the likeliest candidate for this office.

Many Republicans did not vote for their own candidate.

Substitution also fails to account for the time needed to prepare for a transition.

Well, let's just make a substitution.

So let's make a substitution here.

The candidate whom I cast a vote for was elected.

Can we do something like reward substitution?

They all boosted the candidate.

Here is a candidate answer.

Yes, the candidate is here.

Candidate B gets 30 of the votes and let's say candidate C gets another 30

Jim Waller is a strong candidate for the post of sales manager.

Any serious candidate for our universe is inevitably full of computational irreducibility.

But that's not the prime candidate for life in the solar system.

But our fantasies of substitution have cost us.

Okay, here's my solution to the 3rd substitution.

So we can start from either substitution rule.

So here, the substitution is pretty clear, right?

They all got behind the candidate.

Will Gore stand as presidential candidate?

And you shred the candidate list.

Candidate B has only 45 supporters.

Are you Charles Palantine, the candidate?

Everybody gets to say, I prefer Candidate A to Candidate B to Candidate C, and then we take everyone's votes and we output some kind of winner.

Valencia is a much fitter candidate for student body president than her competitors.

I think Charlie Brown would make a great candidate for student body president.

In the past four election cycles, Ohio and Florida have been swing states, twice providing electoral votes for a Democratic candidate, and twice providing electoral votes for a Republican candidate.