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Originally Posted by MysticCat
A primary (and a caucus) is not an election -- it's a nomination process, where the party is choosing its nominees to run for election. While a state determines who is registered to vote, a party (at least under the laws of many if not most states) generally determines which registered voters may participate in its nomination process.
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How convenient.
Political parties/politicians do a lot of things that are convenient.
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