Sentence examples for primary endorsement from inspiring English sources

In a hard call, our primary endorsement goes to Mr. Suozzi.

A primary endorsement might be interpreted as committing us to that candidate for the general election.

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In light of Ms. Rogers's candidacy, the Fort Bend County Democratic Party's executive committee has issued a rare primary endorsement, backing Mr. George in the 22nd District.

In April, for example, when members of the Black Ministers Council of New Jersey announced their primary endorsement of Mr. Corzine, a reporter asked whether he had contributed to any of the ministers or their churches.

In your primary endorsement of Al Gore (editorial, March 5), you dismissed Bill Bradley because "Mr. Gore's swarming debate style did not bring out the warrior in Mr. Bradley.

What's weird is that lawmakers typically avoid making primary endorsements ― and if they do endorse, it's usually to throw support to a colleague.

What's weird is that lawmakers typically avoid making primary endorsements ― and if they do endorse, it's usually to throw support to a colleague.

For years, The New York Times has generally refrained from primary endorsements in major elections.

As in all our primary endorsements, the choices do not assure our endorsement in the general election.

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