Judge Overturns Colorado's Primary Law, Boosts GOP Control
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A federal judge struck down a significant portion of Colorados Proposition 108, which had made it difficult for political parties to close primaries to unaffiliated voters. The ruling, a victory for conservatives in the state Republican Party, removes the three-fourths consensus requirement for parties to opt out of open primaries. With unaffiliated voters now making up the majority of Colorados registered voters, this decision could potentially give parties more control over their nominations and protect their picks from external influence.
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