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• Primary election
  A '''primary election''', in United States politics, is an [[election]] held to nominate [[candid ==Types of primary election==
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• Primary election/Definition
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• Primary election/Related Articles
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• Primary election
  A '''primary election''', in United States politics, is an [[election]] held to nominate [[candid ==Types of primary election==
  3 KB (450 words) - 12:13, 29 January 2009
• Primary election/Related Articles
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• Election/Related Articles
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• Dennis Rehberg
  Primary election: June 8
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• Adrian Smith
  Primary election: May 11
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• Betsy Markey
  Primary election: September 14
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• Lee Terry
  Primary election: May 11
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• Betty Sutton
  Primary election: May 4
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• Jeff Fortenberry
  Primary election: May 11
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• Glenn Nye
  Primary election: June 8
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• Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act of 2002
  ...munication “[c]an be received by 50,000 or more persons in a State where a primary election . . . is being held within 30 days,” <ref>11 CFR §100.29(b)(3)(ii)</ref>
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• Chris Carney
  Primary election: May 11
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• Tim Bishop
  Primary election:
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• John Spratt
  Primary election: June 8 (run-off - June 22)
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• Dave Reichert
  Primary election: August 17
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• John Hall (politician)
  Primary election:
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• John Tanner
  Primary election: August 5
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• Leonard Boswell
  Primary election: June 8
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• Frank Kratovil
  Primary election: September 14
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• Dan Lungren
  Primary election: June 8
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• John Adler
  Primary election: June 8
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• John Thune
  Primary election: June 8 Following the passing of the deadline for candidate filing for the June 8 primary election, it appears that Sen. John Thune will be unopposed as no Democrat filed for
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• Earl Pomeroy
  Primary election: June 8
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• Travis Childers
  *Primary election: June 1 (run-off June 22)
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• Election
  ...thod, used frequently in the United States, but rarely elsewhere, is the [[Primary election]]; where voters vote first to choose the candidate of a party, then vote in
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• George McGovern
  ...nominating process by greatly increasing the number of [[caucus]]es and [[primary election|primaries]] and reducing the influence of party power-brokers. Partly becau
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• Jim Gerlach
  *Primary election: May 18
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• Bobby Bright
  Primary election: June1
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• Bill Owens
  Primary election:
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• Thurgood Marshall/Related Articles
  {{r|Primary election}}
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• Michael Arcuri
  Primary election: September 14
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• Voting system
  ...[[United States of America|United States]], each political party holds a [[primary election]] to choose one candidate per party, with the general election held later e
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• Harry Reid
  Primary election: June 8
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• Des Moines, Iowa
  ...enter for the Iowa caucuses which typically kick off the U.S. presidential primary election cycle.<ref name=presprimary />
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• Alben Barkley
  ...n the local Democratic party, as he defeated three opponents in the 1912 [[primary election]] and won the Congressional election.<ref> Libbey (2000)</ref>
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• Joe Sestak
  *Primary election: May 11
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• John McCain
  ...opic/?topic=McCain recent newspaper and magazine articles]</ref> Following primary election victories on March 4, McCain secured enough support to take the nomination
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• President of the United States of America
  ...phrey]] in 1968, won their parties' nomination without running in a single primary election. In the aftermath of its 1968 national convention, the Democratic Party app
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• Political party
  ...ruguay are election candidates selected by the votes of party members in [[primary election]]s, and the United States constitution has other features, too complex to s
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• Thurgood Marshall
  ...dmissible in court, ''[[Smith v. Allwright]]'', which invalidated "white [[primary election|primaries]]" in elections, and the most importantly, ''[[Brown v. Board of
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• Party system
  ...mendments (especially woman suffrage and the direct election of senators), primary election laws, and turnout patterns. Everyone agrees that the system collapsed when
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• Donald Trump
  ...olorado Supreme Court nevertheless has disqualified Trump from the state's primary election under this provision based on the bulk of Trump's publicly known behavior s
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• Progressive Era
  ...eferendum]], and [[Recall election|Recall]]. About 16 states began using [[Primary election]]s. Many cities set up municipal reference bureaus to study the budgets and
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• Lyndon B. Johnson
  ...on. This election was highly controversial: a three-way Democratic Party [[primary election]] saw Johnson facing a well-known former governor, [[Coke Stevenson]], and ...ernal polling by Johnson's campaign in Wisconsin, the next state to hold a primary election, showed the President trailing badly. Johnson did not leave the White House
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• 2008 United States presidential election
  ...Clinton lead. They faced off in the inconclusive "[[Tsunami Tuesday]]" [[primary election|primaries]] in 21 states on Feb. 5, and the popular vote was almost exactly ...ses and a state convention. [[Progressive Era|Progressives]] created the [[primary election|direct primary]] system in 1900 to break the power of state party organizat
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• Archive:Citizen/V1-N3
  *'''[[2008 United States presidential election]] regularly updated''' as the primary election campaigns continue. See the following articles on the current presidential * [[Primary election]]
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• Archive:Citizen/V1-N4
  *'''[[2008 United States presidential election]] regularly updated''' as the primary election campaigns continue. Down to three primary candidates, they are as follows:
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• Archive:Citizen/V1-N2
  *'''[[2008 United States presidential election]] regularly updated''' as the primary election campaigns are in full swing. See the following articles on the current pre
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