Synonyms for primary election
pri·ma·ry elec·tion

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1. primary electionnoun

   Synonyms:
   primary

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1. primary, primary electionnoun

   a preliminary election where delegates or nominees are chosen

   Synonyms:
   primary coil, primary feather, primary quill, primary winding, primary

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1. Charlie Spies:

   Matt Mowers moved to New Jersey, established residency there and then had a pattern in voting in New Jersey. New Jersey is New Jersey whether the election referred to in the statute would be a party controlled primary election in one state, versus another state months earlier, even if New Jersey were a clear violation of a clear statute within the statute of limitations, which New Jersey is not, but even if New Jersey were, there is no evidence, that I am aware of, of anybody having been prosecuted.

2. Nathan Gonzales:

   We’re not used to talking about California being an important state in the general or primary election -- particularly the Republican side in the primaries. But this year, every delegate matters, and California, which is sitting right at the end of the calendar on June 7, is a huge prize.

3. Jeff Millman:

   While 217 delegates expressed their view on Saturday, Senator Feinstein won by 2.1 million votes and earned 70 % of the Democratic vote in the California Primary election, carrying every county by double digits over Read MoreFeinstein opponent, we are confident that a large majority of California Democrats will vote to reelect Senator Feinstein in November.

4. Oregon Elections Director Deborah Scroggin:

   My office remains focused on ensuring a fair process and meeting our March 17 deadline, after which clerks begin printing ballots. While the primary election is in May, for Oregon’s elections administrators, the work begins much sooner.

5. Don Blankenship:

   This time we won’t get surprised by the lying establishment, we were assured by White House political staff that they would not interfere in the primary election. Obviously, that turned out not to be true. Now that we know that the establishment will lie and resort to anything else necessary to defeat me, we are better prepared than before.