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How single-party primary elections are reshaping Congress
Some lawmakers are opposing closed, single-party primaries, arguing they reduce voter choice and encourage elected officials to prioritize party loyalty. The system is criticized for limiting options for voters and reinforcing partisan alignment among representatives.
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