invisible primary
invisible primary noun: the period between when major political candidates show interest in running for president and when the primaries and caucuses actually begin.
Noun
invisible primary (plural invisible primaries)
- The period between when major political candidates show interest in running for president and when the primaries and caucuses actually begin.
- This suggests that Democratic Party stakeholders were less able to unify behind a candidate during the invisible primaries before Bill Clinton became president.2015, Wayne P. Steger, A Citizen's Guide to Presidential Nominations, page 96
- Synonyms:
- money primary
Synonyms of invisible primary
Forms of invisible primary
| plural | invisible primaries |
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Questions about invisible primary
- What does invisible primary mean?
- Invisible primary means the period between when major political candidates show interest in running for president and when the primaries and caucuses actually begin.
- What part of speech is invisible primary?
- Invisible primary is a noun.
- What is the plural of invisible primary?
- The plural of invisible primary is invisible primaries.
Words near invisible primary in the dictionary
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