Sentence examples for the primary schedule from inspiring English sources
Scan the primary schedule to find the dates of coming primaries and to see how many delegates are at stake.
While the primary schedule has not been set, the state has tentatively scheduled its primary for Jan.
And the prospect of Georgia leading to a turnaround for Mr. Edwards has been further diminished by changes in the primary schedule.
Did the Romney campaign try to alter the primary schedule by lobbying Nevada Republicans to move the state's caucuses up a month, to January?
Each of the candidates will be running against Clinton, and running quickly: the primary schedule has been compressed ridiculously, and most of the big contests, including the New York and California primaries, will have taken place by early March.
Many Democratic strategists said the move by the Democratic Party last month to advance the primary schedule by a month in 2004 would benefit Mr. Gore, who is far better known than the other prospects.
A spokesman for the State House speaker, Michael J. Madigan, who leads the state Democratic Party and is Ms. Madigan's father, said only that the question of a special election before the primary scheduled for next February was "under review".
Now for Mr. Stipo to prevail, he will have to beat at least one of the incumbents in the primary, scheduled for September, then turn around and defeat the same person in November.
In that call, he proposed a fascinating idea: a series of songs based on interviews that he would conduct around the country during the campaign season, loosely following the primaries schedule.
With all six contenders vowing to support the opposition Democratic Unity (MUD) alliance and unite behind the victor of the primaries scheduled for February 12th, mutual politeness has left many voters struggling to distinguish between one contender and another.Only this week has the contest come into clearer focus.
The Democratic Party is expected to approve a complete overhaul of the presidential primary schedule that would make the primaries in 2004 even earlier than in the past, a move that could significantly alter how the party picks its nominee.
