When Voters Can Vote in Either Party Primary Without Disclosing

question 4

Multiple Choice

When voters can vote in either party primary without disclosing their party affiliation, it is called

• A) a closed primary.
• B) an open primary.
• C) a run-off primary.
• D) a blanket primary.
• E) a caucus.

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