Sentence examples for many primary elections from inspiring English sources

As a result, many primary elections are left open to all voters.

As many primary elections give way to the fall campaign, Republicans face a host of broader, thematic questions.

Some Democrats will buy into this call, argues Blendon, because the progressive base, which is vital in many primary elections, is gunning for something that goes beyond fixing the ACA.

The surveillance program is unpopular with many Democrats and the primary elections on Tuesday give Mr. Reid a chance to pass the legislation with reduced public attention.

With only a few weeks until New York's Sept. 12 primary elections, many people are probably still unaware that Senator Hillary Clinton is facing a challenge for the Democratic nomination.

Good-government types spread the idea that the parties ought to nominate candidates through primary elections open to as many people as possible.

Candidates for many lower-level trial courts are selected in primary elections.

Many surveys do not adjust for low turnout levels in primary elections either.

As many as 19 states — including New York, New Jersey and Illinois — are now considering moving their primary elections up to Feb. 5.

New Hampshire, which holds the nation's first primary, on February 9th, has a history of primary elections that do tend to matter, and that includes many surprises.

Too many voters say no to taking the time to be engaged in primary elections.