Candidates
Senators and candidates are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Senators" instead a noun "Candidates".
Senators
Candidates and senators are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Candidates" instead a noun "Senators".
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Voters still rank their preferred candidates in order but because each state elects six senators in an election, candidates need to win a quota of one-seventh of the total vote to win a seat.
- Except for the nontrivial number of people who despair that Congress is a bunch of corrupt morons in general including their senators or representative, and tend to spend their time voting for dark horse candidates in the primaries and then slouching through general election season in apathy.
Source: Acceptable Political Targets
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