Sentence examples for a primary day from inspiring English sources

In the days leading up to the new primary, he complained that, on a Primary Day with no other contests, the resources of the Bronx Democratic Party would be in full force in an effort to keep him from winning the vote.

Mr. Paul was referring to Feb. 5, a primary day involving numerous states.

The gray, hard rain made it a Primary Day for only the most committed -- a Jim Florio kind of day.

The payoff was a Primary Day get-out-the-vote effort planned and executed for about $4 million, which delivered record-breaking turnouts in key counties and precincts.

Granted, this will not be much of a Primary Day, especially in New York City, which has nothing more exciting than a judicial race or two.

Mr. Norman's scorecard, on a Primary Day that tested not only the mettle of the candidates but the influence of the Democratic leadership, revealed a tally of disappointment.

Mr. McCain is not the only Republican incumbent facing a primary Tuesday.

"There is still a great degree of economic angst among workers," said Mark Sanford, the Republican governor of South Carolina, which will hold a primary Tuesday.

Although billed as a primary, Tuesday's vote is an intraparty affair in which the public will have no direct say.

Cantor, whose defeat in a primary Tuesday stunned the political establishment, announced in a Wednesday afternoon press conference that he plans to stand down as majority leader before the end of July.

But the campaign for the Democratic nomination for his seat, to be decided in a primary Tuesday, has turned into a debate about whether Rangel has stayed too long in office and whether he still best represents constituents' interests.