In what type of primary election must voters choose between ALL of the candidates running for a particular office, regardless of the candidates' political parties or the voters' official party affiliations?
A)Closed primary
B)Open primary
C)Blanket primary
D)Nonpartisan primary

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In blanket primary elections voters must choose between all of the candidates running for an office, regardless of the candidates' party affiliations or the voters' declared party preference. In a closed primary, voters can only cast ballots if they are registered members of a party, and they may only choose between the candidates in that party. In an open primary election, the voters' party affiliations don't matter, but they can still only vote in one party's primary.

In What Type of Primary Election Must Voters Choose Between