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A mixed primary is an electoral system that combines elements of both open and closed primaries. In a mixed primary, voters may have the option to choose which party's primary to participate in, regardless of their registered party affiliation, or they may be limited to voting in their own party's primary. This approach aims to balance party control over the nomination process with broader voter participation. Different states may implement mixed primaries with varying rules and structures.

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