In some U.S. states, voters can only vote for candidates in their selected party. In other states, Independents can vote either Republican or Democrat.

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This is true. Some states have closed primaries, where only registered members of a political party can vote for that party's candidates in the primary election. Other states have open or semi-open primaries, where voters can choose to vote for either party regardless of their own party affiliation. Additionally, some states allow independent voters to participate in primary elections.

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