Compared to states with open primaries,states with closed primaries tend to have

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Closed primaries restrict participation to registered party members, which means the parties have more control over the selection of their candidates. This tends to result in stronger parties with more cohesive and ideologically consistent candidates. Open primaries, on the other hand, allow voters of any party affiliation (or none) to vote in a party's primary, which can lead to more moderate or centrist candidates, but weaker parties overall.

Compared to States with Open Primaries,states with Closed Primaries Tend