If no candidate receives a majority in a primary election (in states that require it), what is the next election?

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If no candidate receives a majority in a primary election, a runoff primary will be held in some states to determine the winner between the two candidates who received the most votes in the first round. This is different from a close primary, blanket primary, preference primary, or caucus, which are all types of primary elections that do not necessarily involve a second round of voting if no candidate receives a majority.

If No Candidate Receives a Majority in a Primary Election