The winner of the "money primary" almost always ultimately wins the nomination of the party.

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The "money primary" refers to the early phase of a political campaign where candidates compete to raise funds. While having a strong fundraising ability can be an indicator of support and organizational strength, it does not guarantee winning the party's nomination. There have been instances where candidates who led in early fundraising did not secure their party's nomination.

The Winner of the "Money Primary" Almost Always Ultimately Wins