Sentence examples for vote primaries from inspiring English sources

We know caucuses themselves are lower turnout affairs that require effort to attend and thus tend to be attended proportionally by more conservative activists than vote primaries, but let's get more specific.

I've yet to see a single person come away from the caucuses with a good (or even bad) argument as to why they are preferable to one person/one vote primaries.

For months, Giuliani has insisted that he could secure the nomination by winning the larger, late voting primaries.

Senator Arlen Specter, the four-term Republican from Pennsylvania, won a narrow 16,000-vote primary victory over Representative Patrick J. Toomey.

So the Tories dropped the idea (the open anyone-can-vote primary did cost them £40,000, Douglas).

The primary system produced this outcome because most people don't vote in primaries.

Few people vote in primaries and caucuses.

Puerto Ricans vote in primaries but not in Presidential elections.

But hard-core conservatives tend to vote in primaries.

"Then you have to ask who are those people who vote in primaries," Leach went on.

Connecticut POPULATION: 3,274,069 MEDIAN INCOME: $46,508 VOTING RULES -- Only party members can vote in primaries.