clown-car primaries
clown-car primaries is the plural of clown-car primary.
Meaning of clown-car primary
Noun
clown-car primary (plural clown-car primaries)
- A primary election with a large number of serious candidates, usually more than four, making it possible that the winner will have been chosen by only a small portion of the electorate.
- Two Months into Republicans' Clown Car Primary, WSJ/NBC Poll Finds Voters Turning against the GOP - Again [title]2012 March 5, Jon Ponder, “Two Months into Republicans' Clown Car Primary, WSJ/NBC Poll Finds Voters Turning against the GOP - Again”, in Pensito Review, archived from the original on 11 Jun 2012
Questions about clown-car primaries
- What is clown-car primaries the plural of?
- Clown-car primaries is the plural of clown-car primary.
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