Sentence examples for most recent primary from inspiring English sources

Despite the most recent primary results, Bernie Sanders is still losing to Hillary Clinton.

Home instruction should follow the curriculum prescribed in the students' most recent primary educational program, with any necessary modifications.

Clinton's camp has a vastly different interpretation, arguing that the most recent primary demonstrated that Democrats remain very interested in seeing the contest continue.

(And its most recent primary and redistricting reforms look unlikely to reduce polarization). Unlike Congress, however, Democrats both dominate the state so thoroughly and no longer need to attain supermajorities to pass budgets, so this polarization is not as much of an obstacle to actual lawmaking in the California state legislature.

Despite superior name recognition and a built in political infrastructure, her campaign has run into a brick wall of Obama resources in the most recent primary elections.

California's northern neighbor, Oregon, relies on a VBM (vote by mail) system, and also experienced declining turnout in the most recent primary election.

But in most recent primaries, the opposite has happened: Santorum is winning younger voters, while the more moderate-identified Romney wins the elderly.

He has also won eight of the nine most recent primaries and caucuses, largely in western states, and is proving to be a much more dogged and durable threat to Clinton than she and her advisers ever expected.

And during the heat of primary season, voters may have only a week or two to make up their minds in light of the news from the most recent primaries elsewhere.

But it was nothing Mr. Obama had not heard before and was relatively gentle, at least in comparison with her pointed attacks on the stump and on the airwaves in the most recent primaries, in Pennsylvania, North Carolina and Indiana, where she taunted her rival about his former pastor, the Rev. Jeremiah A. Wright Jr., and Mr. Obama's remarks about "bitter" small-town voters.

Despite his impressive winning streak in the most recent primaries and caucuses, Sanders is trailing badly among both pledged delegates and superdelegates.