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Political parties have historically avoided involvement in primary elections, leaving decisions to voters. This year, however, many states are seeing a change in this approach.
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Political parties have historically avoided involvement in primary elections, leaving decisions to voters. This year, however, many states are seeing a change in this approach.
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Political parties once avoided primaries. In many places, that's changed
Political Parties Increasingly Engage in Primary Elections