The time in a campaign when a candidate begins raising funds and doing well in polls is called the __________.

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The time when a candidate begins raising funds and doing well in polls is commonly known as the "invisible primary," or the period before the actual primaries when candidates are trying to gain support from party leaders, donors, and other influential individuals. This term is also known as the "money primary" because candidates need to raise large amounts of money during this time to demonstrate their viability as a candidate.

The Time in a Campaign When a Candidate Begins Raising