Definition of open primary in English:

open primary

noun

A primary election open to all registered voters.
Example sentencesExamples
- The thing that worries me about what's happened in Michigan just recently with some of these open primaries is that at least half of the voters were either Democrats or independent.
- My next quest when I have some more time on the Internet is to try to find out which states have open primaries that let Independents vote and/or members of the opposing party vote.
- And it depends on whether it's an open primary or a closed primary.
- Wisconsin is an open primary, Independents and even Republicans, if they choose, can participate.
- The book could also benefit from a broader investigation of additional primary states considering the movement toward more regional primaries and the increasing significance of open primaries in 2000.
- Rodriguez stoked Republican strategists' hopes with his performance in the March 7 open primary.
- There are no open primaries for New York Supreme Court judgeships.
- He'd win the open primaries in New Hampshire and South Carolina a week later and, with the new cluster of front-loaded primaries, face a quick succession of open-primary states: Michigan, Wisconsin, Arizona.
- Others are the so-called primaries: closed primaries, open primaries and blanket primaries.
- They then scuttled an attempt at a true open primary where voters could cross party lines to vote for the best person, and not the best party person.
- Unfortunately, the influence of the Right may work to discourage mainstream Republicans from trying to reverse the tendency toward open primaries.
- What's more, I have mixed feelings about open primaries anyway.
- But there is virtue in the long run of party and open primaries before the presidential candidates are chosen.
- California may have 135 candidates, but Louisiana's got 18, none of them a clear frontrunner, and they're campaigning in a unique format - the open primary.
- Thanks to California's open primary, everyone gets to vote in one party's primary if they want to, even non-affiliated voters like me.
- Now, the California ballot is interesting because there's also an open primary in California, where anyone can vote for anybody.

Definition of open primary in US English:

open primary

nounˈprīm(ə)rē

A primary election in which voters are not required to declare party affiliation.
Example sentencesExamples
- Unfortunately, the influence of the Right may work to discourage mainstream Republicans from trying to reverse the tendency toward open primaries.
- Thanks to California's open primary, everyone gets to vote in one party's primary if they want to, even non-affiliated voters like me.
- The thing that worries me about what's happened in Michigan just recently with some of these open primaries is that at least half of the voters were either Democrats or independent.
- And it depends on whether it's an open primary or a closed primary.
- Now, the California ballot is interesting because there's also an open primary in California, where anyone can vote for anybody.
- He'd win the open primaries in New Hampshire and South Carolina a week later and, with the new cluster of front-loaded primaries, face a quick succession of open-primary states: Michigan, Wisconsin, Arizona.
- Rodriguez stoked Republican strategists' hopes with his performance in the March 7 open primary.
- Others are the so-called primaries: closed primaries, open primaries and blanket primaries.
- There are no open primaries for New York Supreme Court judgeships.
- But there is virtue in the long run of party and open primaries before the presidential candidates are chosen.
- The book could also benefit from a broader investigation of additional primary states considering the movement toward more regional primaries and the increasing significance of open primaries in 2000.
- They then scuttled an attempt at a true open primary where voters could cross party lines to vote for the best person, and not the best party person.
- What's more, I have mixed feelings about open primaries anyway.
- My next quest when I have some more time on the Internet is to try to find out which states have open primaries that let Independents vote and/or members of the opposing party vote.
- California may have 135 candidates, but Louisiana's got 18, none of them a clear frontrunner, and they're campaigning in a unique format - the open primary.
- Wisconsin is an open primary, Independents and even Republicans, if they choose, can participate.

单词	open primary
释义	Definition of open primary in English: open primary noun US A primary election open to all registered voters. Example sentencesExamples The thing that worries me about what's happened in Michigan just recently with some of these open primaries is that at least half of the voters were either Democrats or independent. My next quest when I have some more time on the Internet is to try to find out which states have open primaries that let Independents vote and/or members of the opposing party vote. And it depends on whether it's an open primary or a closed primary. Wisconsin is an open primary, Independents and even Republicans, if they choose, can participate. The book could also benefit from a broader investigation of additional primary states considering the movement toward more regional primaries and the increasing significance of open primaries in 2000. Rodriguez stoked Republican strategists' hopes with his performance in the March 7 open primary. There are no open primaries for New York Supreme Court judgeships. He'd win the open primaries in New Hampshire and South Carolina a week later and, with the new cluster of front-loaded primaries, face a quick succession of open-primary states: Michigan, Wisconsin, Arizona. Others are the so-called primaries: closed primaries, open primaries and blanket primaries. They then scuttled an attempt at a true open primary where voters could cross party lines to vote for the best person, and not the best party person. Unfortunately, the influence of the Right may work to discourage mainstream Republicans from trying to reverse the tendency toward open primaries. What's more, I have mixed feelings about open primaries anyway. But there is virtue in the long run of party and open primaries before the presidential candidates are chosen. California may have 135 candidates, but Louisiana's got 18, none of them a clear frontrunner, and they're campaigning in a unique format - the open primary. Thanks to California's open primary, everyone gets to vote in one party's primary if they want to, even non-affiliated voters like me. Now, the California ballot is interesting because there's also an open primary in California, where anyone can vote for anybody. Definition of open primary in US English: open primary nounˈprīm(ə)rē US A primary election in which voters are not required to declare party affiliation. Example sentencesExamples Unfortunately, the influence of the Right may work to discourage mainstream Republicans from trying to reverse the tendency toward open primaries. Thanks to California's open primary, everyone gets to vote in one party's primary if they want to, even non-affiliated voters like me. The thing that worries me about what's happened in Michigan just recently with some of these open primaries is that at least half of the voters were either Democrats or independent. And it depends on whether it's an open primary or a closed primary. Now, the California ballot is interesting because there's also an open primary in California, where anyone can vote for anybody. He'd win the open primaries in New Hampshire and South Carolina a week later and, with the new cluster of front-loaded primaries, face a quick succession of open-primary states: Michigan, Wisconsin, Arizona. Rodriguez stoked Republican strategists' hopes with his performance in the March 7 open primary. Others are the so-called primaries: closed primaries, open primaries and blanket primaries. There are no open primaries for New York Supreme Court judgeships. But there is virtue in the long run of party and open primaries before the presidential candidates are chosen. The book could also benefit from a broader investigation of additional primary states considering the movement toward more regional primaries and the increasing significance of open primaries in 2000. They then scuttled an attempt at a true open primary where voters could cross party lines to vote for the best person, and not the best party person. What's more, I have mixed feelings about open primaries anyway. My next quest when I have some more time on the Internet is to try to find out which states have open primaries that let Independents vote and/or members of the opposing party vote. California may have 135 candidates, but Louisiana's got 18, none of them a clear frontrunner, and they're campaigning in a unique format - the open primary. Wisconsin is an open primary, Independents and even Republicans, if they choose, can participate.
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