Sentence examples for primary nominating from inspiring English sources

And, he added, such liberals have retained control of the primary nominating process ever since.

El Paso voters threw out United States Representative Silvestre Reyes in the Democratic primary, nominating Robert O'Rourke to replace him.

The Democratic National Committee also voted to approve the 2012 presidential primary nominating calendar, setting the date of the Iowa caucuses for Feb. 6, 2012, and the New Hampshire primary on Feb. 14.

They can revive that practice in Tuesday's primary by nominating former Representative Richard Zimmer for the Senate.

After the Michigan primary, the nominating contest moves into states where the automotive industry also has a significant presence: Alabama, Illinois, Mississippi, Ohio and Tennessee.

They point to the first competitive primary that nominated Mr. Labastida as proof of a new PRI.

The framers' document makes no mention of parties, primaries, or nominating conventions understandably, as they hadn't been invented yet.

The framers' document makes no mention of parties, primaries, or nominating conventions — understandably, as they hadn't been invented yet.

Meanwhile in Kentucky, primary voters nominated Rand Paul, an ophthalmologist, for the Senate, ignoring the pleas of party leaders to go for somebody less spirited and exciting.

The current system of party primaries, it says, prevents the three out of 10 voters who are not registered Democrats from participating in the primary that nominates the candidate who usually wins the general election.

John Mollenkopf (Op-Ed, Sept. 8) is correct that under New York City's election system, 3 of 10 registered voters are precluded from voting in the September primary that nominates candidates who almost always win in the general election.