Republicans could sway NYC’s most competitive Democratic primaries on August 23rd. Here’s why.

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Brigid Bergin
WNYC News | Jul 26, 2022

New York’s redistricting court decision did more than split the state’s primary election. It also set the stage for a one-off test of a type of open primary election, where registered voters can change their party affiliation up until, and including on Primary Day itself, August 23rd.

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