Field Pole | Bi-partisan Support for Open Primary

Author: Indy
Created: 03 Mar, 2009
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Updated: 13 Oct, 2022●
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Voters are initially supporting the non-partisan primary proposal by a greater than two to one margin (58% to 27%), with majorities of Democrats (56%), Republicans (55%) and especially non-partisans (65%) in favor.
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