Candidates seeking a political party's nomination often battle each other for months while vying to achieve "frontrunner" status. This process is often referred to as ________________.

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The process of candidates battling for frontrunner status before the primary election is referred to as the "invisible primary." This is because it takes place behind the scenes and involves fundraising, endorsements, and media attention, rather than actual voting.

Candidates Seeking a Political Party's Nomination Often Battle Each Other