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Election coverage is highlighting changes to how candidates compete and how voters participate. In Louisville, two Democrats who faced each other in a 2022 party primary are competing again for a Metro Council seat, this time in a nonpartisan general election. Other coverage examines the role of independent voters in state elections and the 2026 midterms, while a Massachusetts ballot question would replace party primaries with an all-party primary.

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