cachet

He was the first Latino leader of the state Senate in 130 years, with enough political cachet to stage serious runs for U.S.

L.A.’s cultural cachet has also increased dramatically in those 43 years.

In contrast to ethnic Koreans from China and former Soviet republics, who are increasingly being called upon to provide cheap labor for declining industries like manufacturing, Korean Americans are being recruited by companies and universities as skilled workers and students with a Western cachet.

He's really bringing more cachet to this movement, because he is in a purple state, contested territory, close to the issues of immigration and guns.

He has cachet that people are drawn to, he uses that mechanism to lure people in.