Pros And Cons Of North Carolina Primaries

The type of primaries that should be operating in North Carolina is an open primary not a closed primary. The reasons North Carolina should operate on an open primary is to enable voters in both parties to vote whoever they favored the most, allowing voters to vote in opposite parties, and reduces stress when going through the voting process since most of the voter ballots will include both parties’ leaders instead having leaders assigned to the voter party. On the side note, North Carolina should not have a law that requires voter I.D. since its violating and discriminate minorities to be able to exercises their right as an American Citizens. It should be easy for American voters to go to the polls and fulfill their duty as an American.
Conducting an open primary during election seasons would benefit the voters the most since it would allow the voters to vote cross parties if they wish. For instance, take a look at this year president elections, if we go back in March when the primaries were going on here in North Carolina. You will notice that the primaries here in North Carolina were a closed primary which means the voters can only
Since operating an open primary would allow the voters to vote for whoever they favor the most. For example, if a republican voter does not like an of the candidates within the voter party, the voter can go vote a candidate in a different party which will cost the other candidates or party a vote. Another reason why open primaries would affect the political parties because it will “loses the ability to stand candidates who offer ideas to the public who express its distinctive values and beliefs” (White). Which it saying that having open primaries would devalue the idea of having political parties as communities of share beliefs and values. Therefore, an open primary would affect the candidates and parties the most than as a