"Not just the contested ones.
The 1989 primary, in which David N. Dinkins ousted the incumbent, Edward I. Koch, was just as contested as this year's.
And certainly, I couldn't have known that 10 years on, the events of April 11 , 2002 would remain just as contested, divisive and emotive for Venezuelans as they had been a decade earlier.
The Justice Department's Web site says that "several lawsuits of this nature are filed every year," but since Bush was sworn in the Voting Section has filed just one contested racial vote-discrimination case, in rural Colorado, which it lost.
The Sanders and Clinton face-off has been just as fiercely contested, competitive, and has aroused the passions of lots of voters, plus Sanders had just come off a win in the neighboring Michigan primary which should have been enough to stir even more Democrats to turn out.
In the last election, opposition parties contested just half the constituencies.
McCalman contested just as regularly at the breakdown as Pocock and Michael Hooper have in previous games.
Recent figures showing that poverty fell sharply during the 1990s were celebrated by advocates of reform and just as fiercely contested by its opponents.
The seeds of the current impasse were planted just after the contested 2000 presidential election (think butterfly ballots and hanging chads).
