Sentence examples for a late primary from inspiring English sources

A late primary could also suppress turnout.

"When you have a late primary like in Missouri's, the ability to keep a sustained message-fire on the incumbent is going to be important to whoever the nominee is going to be," said Kenneth Goldstein, president of the Campaign Media Analysis Group, which tracks campaign television spending.

I grew up in Hawaii, cursed by a paltry number of electoral votes, a relatively late primary, the absence of a "battleground" designation and a lonely time zone that results in the media's announcing the winners before many Hawaii residents have had a chance to vote.

He is not likely to win the Democratic nomination, but a string of late primary victories would leave Clinton in a weakened position.

In contrast, we hypothesize that incidences at other times during the year would include a larger proportion of late primary attack after a long incubation that would have a much weaker temporal relation (if any) with rainfall and other climatic variables.

Conversely, if the sporozoite develops into a dormant hypnozoite (rather than a tissue schizont) in liver cells, the onset of illness may be delayed for ≤ 1 year, resulting in a long incubation period and late primary attack (Hankey et al. 1953; Sinden and Gilles 2002).

Most late primary cultures present a fluorescence profile covering both intensities, indicating a mix cell population resulting from the polyclonal origin of the cultures.

New Jersey's Democrats have traditionally played a minor role in the presidential nominating process: with its late primary, the state was a place to raise money, but it was an infrequent campaign stop.

Delaware GOP chairman John Sigler wrote on his party's website that Delaware's 17 delegates will be an important prize despite the state's late primary date.

"A farmer in Iowa has an exponentially more powerful vote than anybody in New Jersey because of the late primary, but I just don't hear an outcry," she said.

Much of Bill Clinton's campaign schedule in recent weeks has been largely out of the public eye, in rural areas of the late primary states that rarely (if ever) see a former president.