wide choice of candidates

He needs to seize this rare opportunity to ensure that New York's voters have a wider choice of candidates.

Double elections favour the Liberal Democrats, who are the only parry with a wide choice of candidates and slick money-raising machinery.

Like the two-round system, IRV tends to give voters a wider choice of candidates than plurality.

Asked whether they were satisfied with the active candidates or would like someone else to enter the race, 50 percent said they would welcome a wider choice of candidates.

A winner-take-all provision weakens the bill, but the ballot access legislation being offered by Republicans still presents a rare opportunity for New York voters to have a wider choice of candidates.

Term limits will return citizen legislators to office, remove much of the incentive for incumbents to manipulate the rules to insure lifetime incumbency, provide a safeguard to eliminate the multiple abuses that can come with unlimited tenure in office, bring fresh views and opinions to political office, and provide a wider choice of candidates.