But they are still the candidates on the general election ballot. You issue the candidate a declaration of his candidacy,

We don't endorse or oppose candidates, but we can endorse ballot propositions when there is a moral or ethical issue involved.

I showed empirically that in the general election those crossover voters stayed with the candidate they had crossed over to support in the primary. A lot of Republicans preferred her in 1976 and stayed with her.

Election isn't about choosing the right person; it's about choosing the right candidate from the voter's view point.

He's been very supportive of (Valentine's) candidacy. He thinks she's the best candidate to accomplish the kinds of things he wants to accomplish.

On the general election ballot, you do not have to vote on everything. It is fine to vote only on the presidential election. It would be irresponsible to vote for candidates about which you have insufficient knowledge to base your decision.