Sentence examples for primary spent from inspiring English sources

The N.R.A. and the other groups that opposed her in the primary spent around $155,000, she estimated.

In comparison, Joseph J. Lhota, who won the Republican primary, spent $119 a vote, or a total of $3.8 million, compared with Mr. Catsimatidis's $10.4 million.

As the three little-known contenders in the Republican primary spent today vying for campaign funds and endorsements, one of the candidates, State Senator Diane B. Allen, prepared to file a legal challenge to prevent one of her rivals from getting a preferential ballot position in Bergen County.

According to Kantar Media's Campaign Media Analysis group, between Jan . 6and Jan . 19 two days before the primary, spending on negative ads directed at Mr. Gingrich totaled $1.5 million.

Unlike the race for mayor, which long ago took to the airwaves, the campaign for borough president is very much what politicians call a retail campaign: the three candidates in the Democratic primary spend every day in subway stations and shopping thoroughfares and at neighborhood events.

De Blasio was an afterthought for much of the crowded Democratic primary, spending most of the year in a distant fourth, trailing City Council Speaker Christine Quinn, former Rep. Anthony Weiner and the Democrats' 2009 nominee, Bill Thompson.

The former Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee, who won eight states and more than four million votes in the Republican Presidential primaries, spent Election Night at home in Little Rock.

By Lauren Collins Mike Huckabee The former Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee, who won eight states and more than four million votes in the Republican Presidential primaries, spent Election Night at home in Little Rock.

The former Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee, who won eight states and more than four million votes in the Republican Presidential primaries, spent Election Night at… Carol Mendelsohn was changing her shoes in the limo.

Trump said: "If need be, there could be unlimited 'cash on hand' as I would put up my own money, as I have already done through the primaries, spending over $50m.

Organized by former aides to Mr. Romney, the group was extremely active during the Republican primaries, spending tens of millions of dollars to attack Mr. Romney's rivals and to defend the governor against attacks from within his party.