Sentence examples for both primary and general from inspiring English sources

In 2007, the program would also include Senate candidates and would expand to four districts, in both primary and general elections.

Is it any wonder a majority of New Yorkers vote for none of the above by staying home on both primary and general election day?

No longer any reasonable doubt as to absentee fraud perpetrated by pro-Harris forces in #NC09 in both primary and general.

He has superstar talent, something that some of the other Republican candidates have lacked, and it's the kind that could appeal to both primary and general election voters.

They can also oppose state attempts to limit voter turnout, and use their money to encourage voter registration and participation in both primary and general elections.

Ms. Klobuchar has solicited both primary and general election donations at fund-raising events, requesting up to $5,600 per donor, meaning that some portion of what she has raised cannot currently be used.

Indeed, Macomb and Oakland are classic swing counties in both primaries and general elections; Macomb was the county that gave rise to the term "Reagan Democrats".

The new, local election reminders will appear for all state, county, and municipal elections in the U.S. in areas with a population of over 10,000 people, and will include both primaries and general elections.

Generally speaking, incumbency is a significant advantage, both in primary and general elections, and that is especially true in New Jersey.

A Democrat, Jonathan L. Bing, narrowly prevailed, spending $393,000 to win both the primary and general election.

How much does she figure it will take to win both the primary and general elections?