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Lawmakers Criticize Closed Single-Party Primaries

Lawmakers are voicing opposition to closed, single-party primaries, claiming that they limit voter choice and promote party loyalty among elected officials. This criticism highlights ongoing debates about the electoral process in the United States.

Some lawmakers are expressing concerns regarding closed, single-party primary elections. They argue that this system restricts voter choice and encourages elected officials to prioritize loyalty to their party over the needs of their constituents.

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How single-party primary elections are reshaping Congress

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