How not to run an election: California edition
Summary
California uses a "jungle primary" system where candidates from all parties compete in the same primary election. This system has caused confusion and problems, including the risk that less-known candidates could advance to the general election.Key Facts
- California’s primary election includes all candidates on one ballot, regardless of party.
- Voters can choose any candidate in this primary.
- The top candidates then move on to the general election.
- This system is called a "jungle primary."
- Critics say it creates confusion for voters.
- The system can result in unexpected candidates reaching the final election.
- It may not help the two largest political parties.
- The system is seen by some as lacking clear organization.
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