What is the major difference between open and closed primaries? *

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In a closed primary, voters must be registered as a party member.

In a closed primary, voters can select self-nominated candidates.

In a closed primary, party leaders discuss issues and choose candidates.

In a closed primary, voters do not have to be registered as a party member.

2. Erica is a registered voter. She is also currently serving overseas in the military. As a result, Erica knows she will be unable to get to her assigned polling place on Election Day. What can she do in this situation? *

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request an absentee ballot from her local Election Board

vote at the closest U.S. embassy

vote in a make-up election after her service is over

ask her brother Dan to vote in her place

3. The due process clause of the 14th amendment to the United States Constitution most nearly means that *

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members of minority groups must be given preferential treatment in employment

a standard set of procedures must be followed before any action is taken to punish persons accused of breaking the law

the selection of the President and Vice President must follow a prescribed set of steps

all labor-management contracts must be reviewed by a commission of the Federal Government