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The phrase "a primary contest" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an election or competition that is held to select candidates for a subsequent election, particularly in the context of political primaries.
Example: "The candidates are gearing up for a primary contest that will determine who will represent the party in the general election."
Alternatives: "a primary election" or "a preliminary contest".
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And of course, being Democrats, we have a primary contest.
But the reality remains that he has yet to win a primary contest.
Having a primary contest go through June is nothing particularly unusual".
In an ordinary election, parties put up a single candidate selected in a primary contest.
His power waned steadily, and he lost a primary contest for his seat in 1966.
It is his wealth that heightens interest in the race for lieutenant governor, a primary contest that usually draws yawns.
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The president remains obsessed with it, Democrats are still wrangling over a bitter primary contest and a shocking loss in the general election, and analysts are still trying to understand better exactly how it all happened.
When asked if the heated back-and-forth was a preview of a 2016 primary contest, Paul's response was noncommittal.
But Mr. Hilliard suddenly finds himself battling for his political life against a lawyer, Artur Davis, in a Democratic primary contest that is getting dirtier by the day.
The race for Miller's 13th congressional district features a Republican primary contest between George Holding, a former U.S. attorney, and former Raleigh mayor Paul Coble.
He thinks it awful that 44 didn't much believe in his "own war", that Hillary was political during a presidential primary contest, that Biden is a dunce.
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