Presumptive nominee

In politics, the presumptive nominee is a political candidate who is all but assured of his or her party's nomination, but has not yet been formally nominated. In the United States, the presumptive nominee is the candidate who has not yet received the official nomination of their political party at the party's nominating convention, but who has acquired enough pledged...
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