Definition of primary vote in English:

primary vote

noun

Australian

(in a preferential vote) the total number of votes which express a first preference for a given candidate.
she received 29 per cent of the primary vote
Example sentencesExamples
- He won the primary vote ahead of existing councillors.
- He received more than 40 percent of the primary vote and ran well ahead of all his competitors.
- Preference votes will be just as important as primary votes in the state election.
- Even though he took only half of her primary vote, he won on preferences.
- She increased her primary vote from 160 to 265 this year.
- The party polled extremely well in Brisbane and should be well up around the 15 per cent primary vote mark.
- The mayor was re-elected from a field of four with a majority of primary votes.
- Last week's poll suggests a more than six per cent swing in the primary vote of the major parties within the space of a rather uneventful fortnight.
- He still holds with a comfortable primary vote of 58 .5 per cent.
- The Government spent twice as much to buy the election, and yet it has suffered a two per cent drop in primary vote.
- The party's primary vote fell by more than 2 per cent.

词汇	primary vote
释义	Definition of primary vote in English: primary vote noun Australian (in a preferential vote) the total number of votes which express a first preference for a given candidate. she received 29 per cent of the primary vote Example sentencesExamples He won the primary vote ahead of existing councillors. He received more than 40 percent of the primary vote and ran well ahead of all his competitors. Preference votes will be just as important as primary votes in the state election. Even though he took only half of her primary vote, he won on preferences. She increased her primary vote from 160 to 265 this year. The party polled extremely well in Brisbane and should be well up around the 15 per cent primary vote mark. The mayor was re-elected from a field of four with a majority of primary votes. Last week's poll suggests a more than six per cent swing in the primary vote of the major parties within the space of a rather uneventful fortnight. He still holds with a comfortable primary vote of 58 .5 per cent. The Government spent twice as much to buy the election, and yet it has suffered a two per cent drop in primary vote. The party's primary vote fell by more than 2 per cent.
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