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Is Texas the Beginning of the End for Closed Primary Lawsuits? (opens the original)
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Editor's Note: The following is an exclusive series on IVN from the better elections group Open Primaries. The content originated from the group's weekly newsletter, "Primary Buzz." Texas may have just changed the trajectory of the national fight over closed primaries. After years of failing to move legislation to close Texas Republican primaries, the party went to court instead. A federal judge has now put that effort on hold and pointed back to the Legislature. The message is hard to miss: cou
West Virginia's Switch to Closed Primaries Has Been a Train Wreck (opens the original)
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West Virginia closed its Republican primary for the first time in nearly three decades. More than 21,000 West Virginians chose a “no party” ballot in May — a staggering 74% increase from 2022. At the same time, Republican ballots fell 22%, even as Republican registration continued to grow. The lesson from West Virginia’s experiment is brutally simple: when you slam the door on independent voters, they don’t magically become Republicans. They don’t disappear. They show up — and they find the bigg
Kentucky Independents Just Outregistered Both Parties Combined. Yet, They're Still Shut Out (opens the original)
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Editor's Note: The following commentary piece originally published on The Fulcrum and was cross-published on IVN in partnership with the publication. Kentucky’s political establishment has just been handed a number it should not be able to ignore. In July, more Kentucky voters registered as independent or “other” than registered as Republicans and Democrats combined. More than 8,500 Kentuckians registered to vote, and the “other” category grew by 2,530 voters, compared with 2,483 new Republicans
The Party Labels Are Fading. The Primary Rules Aren’t (opens the original)
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Millions of independent voters are shut out of the elections that determine who makes the decisions affecting their lives. That exclusion is especially powerful for independent voters of color. Housing. Health care. Jobs. Education. The issues are deeply personal. But too often, the political process is closed to the very people living with the consequences. In this video, Open Primaries board member Dr. Jessie Fields makes the case for opening primaries-and giving independent voters a real voic
NYC Keeps Silencing Independents. Now 1.2 Million Voters Are Building a Movement (opens the original)
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Editor's Note: The following is an exclusive series on IVN from the better elections group Open Primaries. The content originated from the group's weekly newsletter, "Primary Buzz." New York City just missed another chance to give 1.2 million independent voters a voice in its primary elections. But the latest defeat may have revealed something more important than another political setback: the movement for open primaries is finally beginning to look like a movement. In a new long-form piece, I a
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