Look to the Golden State's unique nonpartisan primary system for the answer. It's one of just a few states in the nation to hold what is commonly called a "jungle" primary, where registered voters ...

often referred to as “blanket” or “jungle primaries.” In a nonpartisan primary, all voters participate in a single primary in which all the candidates are listed on the ballot with their ...

Images: AP/Getty Images Composite: Mark Kelly California’s jungle primary is living up to its name but not its promise of promoting moderation. Witness the catfight between Democratic Reps.

Good morning and welcome to the A.M. Alert! MINOR PARTIES SUE STATE TO UNDO JUNGLE PRIMARY LAW Fourteen years ago, Californians voted to enact a “jungle primary” system, also known as a “top ...

If voters approve Question 3, the system would shift to a so-called “jungle primary” in which candidates from several parties vie for the top five spots on a general primary ballot open to all ...

Sick of California’s so-called “jungle primary,” where the top two vote-getters move on to the general election, regardless of party? Assemblyman Kevin Kiley, R-Rocklin, is, and he’s ...

Louisiana’s new closed primaries begin next April. State officials are backing a change to dissolve the Independent Party in a bid to avoid voter confusion.

BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — In what would be an overhaul to Louisiana’s unusual open “jungle primary” system, which has been used for most of the past 50 years, lawmakers next week may ...

Washington conducts a “jungle primary,” in which candidates from all parties run on the same ballot. Voters may choose whichever candidates they like, regardless of party affiliation.

Following a push by Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry, lawmakers advanced a bill Wednesday that would overhaul the state’s unique open “jungle primary” system and move to a closed party primary.

House Bill 17 ditches Louisiana’s “jungle” primary system in which all candidates compete in the same election regardless of party affiliation. Under the “jungle” primary system ...

Advertising If Herrera Beutler does survive, she will also have Washington’s “jungle” primary system to thank, which sends the top two vote-getters, regardless of party, to the general election.