Definition of «perennial candidate»

A perennial candidate is a person who frequently runs for public office, but consistently loses elections. They are often seen as more of a symbol or protest vote than a serious contender for the position they seek.

Sentences with «perennial candidate»

  • The move comes after comedian, activist and perennial candidate for public office Randy Credico launched a group with the help of Effective NY's Bill Samuels called «End the Prison Industrial Complex Now,» or «EPIC.» (nystateofpolitics.com)
  • Assemblywoman Nicole Malliotakis is opposed by former minor Presidential candidate Rocky De La Fuente, and perennial candidate from many parties Walter Iwachiw. (shakingnews.com)
  • Green Party gubernatorial contender Howie Hawkins and Randy Credico — the gadfly perennial candidate who recently placed third in the Democratic primary behind Gov. Andrew Cuomo — hit the corner of 125th Street and Lexington Avenue in Manhattan today in an effort to make inroads in the usually loyally blue enclave. (observer.com)
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