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California's 'jungle primary' system permits voters to choose candidates without regard to party affiliation, a practice initiated in 2012 by former Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger. This approach aimed to enhance competition in elections where Democrats had consistently prevailed.
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California's 'jungle primary' system permits voters to choose candidates without regard to party affiliation, a practice initiated in 2012 by former Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger. This approach aimed to enhance competition in elections where Democrats had consistently prevailed.
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What is California’s ‘jungle primary’ – and why are some Democrats calling to change the system?
Overview of California's 'Jungle Primary' System