I don't agree. If a state forces candidates to submit to a jungle primary to chose the most popular two candidates, the parties should be given a right to have a party primary before that, and the winner accorded official candidate of the XYZ party title on the jungle primary ballot.
Yes, but also the Working Families Party is certainly not "far-left." It is a center-left to left party. It is not full of maoists or stalinists, and it certainly does not elect literal communists.
I don't agree. If a state forces candidates to submit to a jungle primary to chose the most popular two candidates, the parties should be given a right to have a party primary before that, and the winner accorded official candidate of the XYZ party title on the jungle primary ballot.
Yes, but also the Working Families Party is certainly not "far-left." It is a center-left to left party. It is not full of maoists or stalinists, and it certainly does not elect literal communists.
Another great piece on sensible and thoughtful reform from Ketcham!