Sentence examples for primary election returns from inspiring English sources

The torch came to mind Tuesday night as the Democratic primary election returns came rolling in.

Caughey draws on a broad range of historical and quantitative evidence, including archival materials, primary election returns, congressional voting records, and hundreds of early public opinion polls that illuminate ideological patterns in the Southern public.

Correction: March 9, 2000, Thursday Because of an editing error, an article in some copies yesterday about the California primary election returns referred incorrectly to support for Al Gore among those who described themselves as moderates.

So went the gloomy preambles to an evening of primary election returns on television and the Internet, a night that progressed as a kind of death knell for insurgency in the 2000 campaign.

Most of California's vulnerable incumbents will watch primary election returns tonight from Washington, if they stay up to watch them at all.

Post these predictions and drawings in the classroom and, as the primary elections unfold, return to them to see if any of them come true.

No Israeli leader including Ehud Barak, the former prime minister, who this week won the Labour party's primary election and could return to power next year will feel any pressure to talk peace with a Palestinian leadership so definitively divided.

Betsy Gotbaum, who finished first in the primary election, according to early unofficial returns, received the highest payment, $303,270.

Fully aware of the bazooka he had in his back pocket, Romney on Friday jetted off to New Hampshire to campaign for the primary election there, casually planning a return to the Hawkeye State on Saturday afternoon.

See State of West Virginia, Official Returns of 1970 Primary Election (including the 1968 registration figures).

Obama won at least 69 delegates in the North Carolina and Indiana primaries, according to an analysis of election returns by the Associated Press.