Sentence examples similar to defend open primary voting from inspiring English sources

UKIP candidate Mark Reckless said the cost of the Tories' "open primary" vote should count towards the £100,000 cap.

So far in 2016, both candidates have done particularly well in states that hold open primaries or have mixed systems where independents can vote.

We defended open play ever so well.

The so-called "open primary" attracted 16,497 votes, which at well over 20% of the total electorate, is a figure to put Iowa to shame.

This was an open primary; meaning anyone could vote for anyone they want.

They marked their rejection of traditional politics with a friendly open primary in which 1.6m people voted.

The New Hampshire primary is particularly interesting because it is an open primary, meaning that people can vote for whomever they want, as in a general election.

Republican leaders charged that the phone calls originated with the McKinney campaign as an attempt to tamp down Republican crossover voting in the open primary.

Independents allowed to vote in Indiana's open primary provided Sanders' margin of victory over the sheep who vote as instructed by the plutocratic Party establishment.

It's an open primary, meaning undeclared voters who usually vote Republican can cast their ballot for a Democrat.

Wisconsin had an open primary allowing independents and Republicans to vote; Ohio places restrictions compelling Republicans to sign a statement of support for the Democratic Party; New York's primary is only open to registered Democrats.