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... party members may vote ; or they may be open ( nonpartisan ) , so that voters choose which party's primary they wish to vote in without declaring any party affiliation . Closed primaries may be di- rect or indirect . A direct primary ...
... party members may vote ; or they may be open ( nonpartisan ) , so that voters choose which party's primary they wish to vote in without declaring any party affiliation . Closed primaries may be di- rect or indirect . A direct primary ...
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... party leader Charles James Haughey over various issues , including Northern Ireland . O'Malley created the party with fellow Fianna Fáil dis- sidents , together with some former supporters of the Fine Gael and the Labour Party . In its ...
... party leader Charles James Haughey over various issues , including Northern Ireland . O'Malley created the party with fellow Fianna Fáil dis- sidents , together with some former supporters of the Fine Gael and the Labour Party . In its ...
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... party at the 1964 convention , but their presidential candi- date , Barry M. Goldwater , lost that year's elec- tion by an overwhelming landslide . By 1968 the party's moderate faction had regained con- trol and again nominated Nixon ...
... party at the 1964 convention , but their presidential candi- date , Barry M. Goldwater , lost that year's elec- tion by an overwhelming landslide . By 1968 the party's moderate faction had regained con- trol and again nominated Nixon ...
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