Independents in a sentence

Independents are candidates who have registered as independents, and Unaffiliated candidates are those individuals who have not been endorsed by a party or registered as independents.

Left-leaning independents might pine for Bernie Sanders while center-right, never-Trump independents might pine for Mitt Romney.

After the interviews with Independents, the Fine Gael leader will sit down with Mr Martin to decide whether to take the eight Independents as a package.

Unlike McCain, who openly appealed to ''Republicans, independents, Democrats, Libertarians, vegetarians, all of them,'' Haley doesn't mention independents in her stump speech.

But it does raise the issue that it seems almost impossible under the Hare-Clark system for independents to get a look in. The last independents elected to the Assembly was 22 years ago.

And the tradition of electing Independents is alive from Texas to Vermont where over the years Independents have been elected to state and federal offices.

If ONE candidate had targeted the habitually ignored independents and bumped turnout with those independents, the campaign would see an additional 1.5 to 3 point bonus.

Parties may not form alliances that put independents who remain independents on their tickets, but they may offer an independent who drops such a bid a candidacy under the party banner in exchange.

Three-in-ten Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents often get news from network TV, compared with 21% of Republicans and Republican-leaning independents.

Four Independents in the House voted in favor and two Independents cast votes against the amendment.

It consisted of six teams: St Paul Independents, St Paul Humboldt, Anoka, Osseo, Minneapolis Independents, and Marshall U High.

A little under half of the Other Unionist vote was PUP and the rest was made up of Independents.

A majority of Republicans and Republican-leaning independents – 55% – say human activity is causing changes to the world’s climate, according to a recent Washington Post/University of Maryland poll.

Amanpour criticized the town hall's audience, chosen by CNN because they were Republicans or independents who plan to vote in the 2024 Republican primary.

Among independents, 26% admitted they were willing to pay more in taxes, while 62% said they weren’t willing.

And with artisan craft stores, creative studios and foodie venues, Bristol is one of the most vibrant cities for independents.

As the next graph shows, Republicans, Independents, and Democrats all overwhelmingly opted for the election of justices.

A total of 36 parties, coalitions, and independents are competing and they need to obtain a three per cent of votes threshold to enter the parliament, according to the Greek electoral law.

Brought to the stage thanks to the fantastic efforts of Winchester BID and the university, the finale saw a mix of Winchester clothing brands, including chains and independents, show off what they’ve got.

But he risks losing the support of independents and suburban voters, particularly in a general election - even Republicans in red state Florida do not support the ban he just signed.