Voters in states with ______ primaries have more freedom to choose which party's primary they want to vote in. They can vote in their choice without having to state publicly which party they favor.

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Open primaries allow voters to choose which party's primary they want to vote in without having to declare their party affiliation publicly. Closed primaries require voters to register with a specific party before being eligible to participate in that party's primary. Front-loaded and high-momentum are not types of primaries, but rather describe characteristics of the primary season.

Voters in States with ______ Primaries Have More Freedom to Choose