Author Question: In an open primary A. voters do not have to make a public choice of the primary in which they ... (Read 52 times)

Yi-Chen · **on:** Jul 8, 2018

In an open primary

A. voters do not have to make a public choice of the primary in which they will vote until election day.
B. voters can choose a candidate for each office, regardless of party.
C. there is no party registration and voters can vote in whichever party primary they choose.
D. only persons pre-registered as members of a particular party can vote.

Question 2

Voting turnout in the United States is

A. lower than other countries in every respect.
B. generally higher than other countries.
C. comparatively lower or higher depending on the allowance of difficulty in the voter registration process.
D. the only means of measuring political participation.