Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun One who seeks public office.
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Examples
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Despite Perry's history as a perennial office-seeker and his track record of ten consecutive electoral wins, the man sorely lacks debate experience.
Alan Schroeder: September Debate Preview: Rick Perry and the 2012 Republicans Alan Schroeder 2011
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She can't be blamed for that, because any Democratic office-seeker making that claim would lose votes.
Aaron Belkin: Planned Pentagon Cuts Are Trivial Aaron Belkin 2011
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James Garfield: "Is that a pistol in your pocket, or are you just a disappointed office-seeker?"
Doug Molitor: Doug's Dozen: 12 Presidents' Famous Last Words Doug Molitor 2011
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James Garfield: "Is that a pistol in your pocket, or are you just a disappointed office-seeker?"
Doug Molitor: Doug's Dozen: 12 Presidents' Famous Last Words Doug Molitor 2011
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She can't be blamed for that, because any Democratic office-seeker making that claim would lose votes.
Aaron Belkin: Planned Pentagon Cuts Are Trivial Aaron Belkin 2011
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Still, in every election cycle, political strategists persist in treating women like a unified bloc that will flock to the nearest female office-seeker the way Carrie Bradshaw is drawn to Manolo Blahniks.
5 myths about female candidates Post 2010
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So, virtually every office-seeker does it, from incumbent U.S. senators to the rookie running for a seat on the school board.
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In November 2009, for instance, he approached the campaign of another California office-seeker -- Chuck DeVore, who was then running for Senate -- with an offer to blog for money.
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So, virtually every office-seeker does it, from incumbent U.S. senators to the rookie running for a seat on the school board.
In Hawaii, the Most Powerful Waves Can Be Found at the Side of the Road 2010
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Does it undermine our trust if an office-seeker doesn't come clean about not having too much on his pate?
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