In the Blanket Primary, a Voter May

question 21

Multiple Choice

In the blanket primary, a voter may

• A)vote in the primaries of both parties on a single primary ballot.
• B)vote in one party primary and vote again in the second primary, thus influencing who will represent both parties on the ballot for a given office.
• C)pick, in secret, the ballot of the preferred party and vote for the preferred candidates on that ballot.
• D)vote in both primaries, but only if registered as an independent.

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