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The point is that the party has no intrinsic right to a slot in the general election. The WEP can put whoever they wish up to represent them, selected however
by cjsplat 4y ago
The point is that the party has no intrinsic right to a slot in the general election.
The WEP can put whoever they wish up to represent them, selected however they wish, in a process funded by their party resources.
Then the primary is a voting population wide decision to winnow the field to a reasonable final competition.
A state funded primary that is locked to a party selection process is an interesting use of public funds.