Crossword Clue: Successful candidates
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- -- and outs (intricacies)
- -- and outs
- 22-Acr. business
- __ and outs (intricacies)
- __ and outs: particulars
- __ and outs: peculiarities
- __ and outs
- ___ and outs (intricacies)
- ___ and outs (particulars)
- ___ and outs (practical details)
- ___ and outs
- ____ and outs
- and outs
- _____and outs
- A good manager will have them
- A good manager will know them
- A-listers
- Access points
- Adequate tennis serves
- Attachment to "shoo"
- Attachment to "walk" or "trade"
- Attachment with "walk" or "trade"
- Advantages for job seekers
- Advantages, politically
- Advantages provided by nepotists
- Advantages
- Aetna's bus.
- Aetna's business: Abbr.
- Biz connections
- Avenues of access
- All good serves
- Border org.
- Border patrol agcy.
- Instrument store connections
- Hippie happenings
- Cave-___ (mining hazards)
- HMO business
- HMO concern
- Farmers' business: Abbr.
- Companion of outs
- Holders of power
- Green-card agcy.
- "Green Card" org.
- Green Card org., once
- Green card org.
- Certain politicians
- Favored bunch
- Favored ones
- Break-___
- Break-___ (burglars' entries)
- Break-___ (certain crimes)
- Break-___ (illegal entries)
- Favoured ones
- FDR moved it from the Department of Labor to the Department of Justice in 1940
- Fed. agency renamed in 2003
- Group with power
- Dems.: 1932–52
- Grp. once interested in green cards
- Grp. protecting U.S. borders
- Hookups
- Guitar store connections
- Eisenhower, Nixon, etc.
- Connected crowd
- Connected manager knows them
- Connected people
- Connections in the biz
- Connections, of a sort
- Connections, so to speak
- Connections starving rockers don't have
- Connections that help you get ahead
- Connections with clout
- Connections
- Elected folk
- Elected folks
- Elected group
- Elected officials
- Elected ones
- Elected people
- Elected politicos
- Elected pols
- Electees
- Election Day victors
- Election Day winners
- Election night celebrants
- Election victors
- Election winners
- Contacts good to have
- Elite group
- Elite ones
- Elites
- Convenient connections
- Chicago Band The Walk-___
- Half of the ropes?
- Half the portals
- Half the ramifications
- Employed pols
- GEICO product: Abbr.
- Geico's business: Abbr.
- "Diners, Drive-___, and Dives" (Food Network show with Guy Fieri)
- "Diners, Drive-___, and Dives" (Food Network show)
- It'll cover you: Abbr.
- Happy campaigners
- Chosen ones?
- Chosen ones
- Happy folks on Election Day
- Happy folks on election night
- Bus. with benefits
- Ending for sit
- Ending for "sit" or "shut"
- Ending for "sit" or "write"
- Ending for "sit"
- Ending for walk or drive
- Ending for walk or run
- Ending for walk, run or sit
- Business connections
- Ending with "walk" or "shoo"
- Ending with walk or trade
- Endings for "shoo" or "run"
- Endings for "shoo"
- Endings for "walk" or "trade"
- Endings with "shoo" or "trade"
- Endings with "walk" or "trade"
- Business ties?
- Counterparts of outs
- Buy or trade follower
- "I know people" people
- ''I know people'' people
- "I know some people" people
- Entrance signs
- Entrances
- Entrées
- Entry points
- Ike and Co.
- Establishment
- Important contacts
- Clique members
- Follower of drop or shut
- Follower of walk or drive
- Follower of walk- or write-
- Clout carriers
- Clout providers
- Car-buyer's need: Abbr.
- Job connections
- Doorman connections
- Car owner's pmt.
- Car owner's premium pmt.
- Job seekers' advantages
- Helpful connections
- Helpful contacts
- Helpful people to know
- Helpful social connections
- Current administration
- Incumbents.
- Incumbents
- Current officeholders
- Current powers-that-be
- Current regime
- Former border patrol agcy.
- Good connections
- Carter's supporters in '76
- Good folks to know
- Former green card agcy.
- Former green-card-issuing agcy.
- Good people to know
- Former Justice Dept. branch
- Good serves, but not necessarily aces
- Good tennis returns
- Good tennis serves
- Former U.S. Border Patrol gp.
- High-placed connections
- Drive-__
- Drive-___
- Drive-___ (old-fashioned outdoor movie theaters)
- Drive-___ (old-time movie theaters)
- Drive-___ (outdoor movie theaters)
- Justice Dept. agcy. disbanded in 2003
- Drop-___
- Drop-___ (surprise guests)
- Drop-___ (surprise visitors)
- Drop-___ (unexpected guests)
- Drop-___ (unexpected visitors)
- Govt. agcy. that issued green cards
- Valuable contacts
- Manager hopefully knows them
- Manager might have them
- Manager should know the ___ and outs
- Manager should know the ___ & outs
- Manager will have them
- Manager will know them
- Managers have them
- The ___ and outs (details)
- The ___ and outs
- Nov. winners
- November victors
- November winners
- Pulls
- Now the Republicans.
- Some desk trays
- Some doors
- Some doorways
- Roadside stops
- ... & outs
- Outs' antitheses
- Outs' counterparts
- Outs opposite
- Outs' opposite
- Out's opposite
- Outs' opposites
- Outs opposites
- Outs' partner
- Outs partner
- Outs' partners
- "Outs" partners
- Outs partners
- Outs preceder
- Outs'opposite
- Movers and shakers
- Marble Sounds "___ and Outs"
- The chosen
- Strings to pull
- The elect
- The elected
- The electees
- Kind of policy: Abbr.
- Trade-___
- Trade-___ (car buyers' assets)
- Trade-___ (parts of some car deals)
- Trade-___ (some used cars)
- Victors at the polls
- The G.O.P.
- The Hartford's bus.
- Occupants of office
- The incumbents.
- Style-setting coterie
- Playable serves
- Something that goes with the Flo? (abbr.)
- Travelers' bus.
- Winners
- Winners at the polls
- Winning candidates
- Music industry advantages
- Music industry contacts
- Music industry giants
- Music industry powers that be
- Music store connections
- The newly-elected
- The newly elected
- Plug-___ (program extensions)
- Plug-___
- Shoo-__ (easy winners)
- Shoo-__: easy winners
- Shoo-__ (odds-on favorites)
- Shoo-__ (sure things)
- Shoo-__ (sure winners)
- Shoo-__: sure winners
- Shoo-___ (certain winners)
- Shoo-___ (easy victors)
- Shoo-___ (easy winners)
- Shoo-___ (favorites)
- Shoo-___ (heavy favorites)
- Shoo-___ (likely victors)
- Shoo-___ (obvious winners)
- Shoo-___ (overwhelming favorites)
- Shoo-___ (sure things)
- Shoo-___ (sure winners)
- Shoo-___
- "Shoo" add-ons
- "Shoo" additions?
- "Shoo" attachments
- Shoo-(sure winners)
- Know the ___ and outs of
- Know the ___ and outs
- The "people" in "I know some people"
- Successful campaigners
- Successful candidates
- Successful politicians
- Successful pols
- Successful runners
- Office aspirants' targets
- Voters' choices
- Office-holders
- Office holders
- Office mail labels
- The powers-that-are
- The powers that be
- Maze accesses
- Officeholders
- Officeholding group
- Officials with pull right now
- The Republicans now.
- Means of access
- Walk-__ (surprise customers)
- Walk-___
- Walk-___ (clients sans appointments)
- Walk-___ (clients who don't have appointments)
- Walk-___ (clients without appointments)
- Walk-___ (customers without reservations)
- Walk-___ (some clinics)
- Walk-___ (some closets)
- Walk-___ (some customers)
- Walk-___ (surprise appointments)
- "Walk-___ welcome"
- Measures: Abbr.
- Measures of length: Abbr.
- Ruler divs.
- 'Walk- -- welcome'
- Ruling group
- Ruling party
- Run-___ (confrontations)
- Run-___ (tiffs)
- Run- -- (quarrels)
- Showbiz connections
- Political connections
- Political electees
- Political haves
- Political officeholders
- Political victors
- Political winners
- Politically powerful group
- Politically powerful people
- Politicos with jobs
- Polk's party in 1845
- Poll winners
- Members of the elite
- Members of the G. O. P.
- Part of the foot between the toes and the ankle
- Popular crowds
- Parties in power
- Re-election runners
- Re-election seekers
- Partner of outs
- Parts of feet: abbr.
- Parts of ft.
- Parts of yds.
- Party in power
- Party with power
- Reagan et al.
- Reagan's group
- MetLife's business: Abbr.
- Power brokers
- Networkers' goals
- Networkers' hopes
- Networker's pursuits
- Networking aims
- Networking assets
- Networking can net them
- Networking connections
- Networking goals
- Power group
- PC key
- Powerbrokers
- Powerful bunch
- Powerful connections
- Powerful group
- Powerful people
- Powerful pols
- Powers-that-be
- Powers that be
- Lead-___
- Lead-___ (openings)
- Lead-___ (preambles)
- Lead- -- (prefaces)
- New officeholders
- Leaders
- Love-___ (1960s protests)
- Reelection seekers
- Newly elected officials
- Newly elected politicians
- People in power
- People whom it's helpful to know
- People with power
- People with pull
- Personal connections
- Ones elected to office
- Prevailing party
- Ones who are elected
- Ones who were elected
- Ones with power
- Ones with seats
- Ones with the power
- Onetime green card org.
- Onetime Justice Department div.
- Republicans.
- Life or theft item: Abbr.
- Opposite of outs
- Professional connections
- Progressive biz: Abbr.
- Progressive business: Abbr.
- Org. concerned with illegal activity
- Org. dealing with aliens
- Not outs
- Org. once stationed at Ellis Island
- The winners
- Word after "break" or "shut"
- Shut-___ (people who don't leave their homes)
- Shut-___ (people who stay at home)
- Shut-___
- Word after walk or run
- They can help you get a job
- They can help you get jobs
- They got the votes
- They have seats
- They hold office
- They hold power
- Sales rep's advantages
- They may be able to pull some strings
- Word with "break" or "walk"
- Special connections
- They may help you get a job
- Special entrées
- Special favor providers
- Special ties
- Word with fade or trade
- They were elected
- Word with "shoo" or "drive"
- They'll open doors
- Word with shut or stand
- Word with sit- or stand-
- Word with "weigh"
- Weigh-__ (bout rituals)
- Weigh-__ (boxing rituals)
- Weigh-___ (boxers' prefight events)
- Weigh-___ (pre-fight events)
- Weigh-___ (prefight events)
- They've got the vote
- Sit-__: protests
- Sit-___ (1960s protests)
- Sit-___ (certain protests)
- Sit-___ (peaceful protests)
- Sit-___ (protests)
- Sit-___ (some protests)
- Sit-(protests)
- Well-connected people
- U-turn from outs
- Those elected
- Those holding office
- Those holding power
- Those in power
- Those in the know
- Those who were elected
- Those with clout
- Those with connections
- Those with pull
- Write-__ (some votes)
- Write-___ (some nominees)
- Write-___ (some vote-getters)
- Write-___ (some voters' suggested candidates)
- Write-___ (some votes)
- Write-___
- Stand-___ (replacements)
- Stand-___
- Ticket connections
- Tap-___ (easy shots)
- Tie-___ (commercial promotions)
- Tie-___ (connections)
- Tie-___ (promos)
- Units of length: Abbr.
- Ties
- Seat holders
- Seat winners
- What this puzzle's long answers each have three of
- What unsuccessful rockers don't have
- Tip-___ (easy baskets)
- State Farm business: Abbr.
- State Farm's bus.
- State Farm's business: Abbr.
- State Farm's business (abbr.)
- Wheel-greasing contacts
- Statehouse winners
- U.S. green card distributor
- Status quo group
- US visa letters
- Useful acquaintances
- Useful business connections
- Useful connections
- Social connections
Recent Usage of Successful candidates in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Successful candidates" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Successful candidates in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Universal Crossword - Sept. 10, 2013
- Washington Post - Aug. 18, 2013
- Chronicle of Higher Education - Feb. 18, 2011
- Washington Post - Jan. 21, 2010
- Universal Crossword - Dec. 8, 2001
- USA Today Archive - April 6, 1995
