Why Might Parties Most Likely Prefer a Closed Primary System

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Multiple Choice

Why might parties most likely prefer a closed primary system as opposed to an open primary system?

• A) They prevent those who are not serious about voting from choosing a candidate.
• B) They ensure that delegates reflect the will and interests of party members.
• C) They are more inclusive to voters with all political views and beliefs.
• D) They keep non-registered voters from having a say in the political process.

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