Super Tuesday

British  

noun

1. politics the Tuesday, typically in March, on which party members in over 20 states vote in primary elections to select their party's presidential candidate

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Example Sentences

So I beat him in the South on Super Tuesday; he said Dukakis had split his support.

From Los Angeles Times

Shortly before Super Tuesday, a reporter at the Guardian sent a message to Garvey’s Cameo account, asking if Garvey was willing to make Cameos while the candidate was running for U.S.

From Slate

Given that only about 26% of registered Orange County voters cast ballots on Super Tuesday in March, Durham worries that many have stopped following local government and therefore may not realize a crisis is unfolding.

From Los Angeles Times

One of the biggest polling days is known as Super Tuesday - named because more than a dozen states all held their primary contests on Tuesday 5 March.

From BBC

Turnout on Super Tuesday in the 2nd District was 11% of registered voters in the Democratic primary and 12% in the Republican primary.

From Seattle Times