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, as different states have different laws regarding primary elections and who is eligible to vote in them. Some states have closed primaries, where only voters registered with a specific political party can participate in that party's primary. Other states have open primaries, where voters can participate in any party's primary regardless of their registered party affiliation. Some states also have semi-closed or semi-open primaries, allowing for some variation in eligibility for voting in certain party primaries.

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