California's 'Top Two' voting system allows voters to select any candidate in the primary election, irrespective of the candidate's party affiliation. This system can result in two candidates from the same political party competing against each other in the general election.
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Overview of California's 'Top Two' Voting System
California's 'Top Two' voting system permits voters to choose candidates from any party during the primary elections. This can lead to scenarios where two candidates from the same party advance to the general election.
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Overview of California's 'Top Two' Voting System