Multiple Choice
In the so-called top-two primary system
A) political parties are allowed to place two candidates for the general election on the ballot if both receive at least 25 percent of the overall primary vote.
B) candidates from all parties run against one another and the top two face each other in the general election.
C) candidates must win two separate primary elections before being officially nominated for the general election.
D) voters are allowed to vote for their two favorite candidates, regardless of the candidates' party affiliation.
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