Can a texas voter who voted in the primary election of one party vote in the runoff primary of the other party?

Which best describes how violent voter intimidation can affect election results?

A] It can force the winner to reject the results.

B] It can make people vote for parties that reject violence.

C] It can weigh the results in one party’s favor.

D] It can weaken voters’ perception of nonviolent parties.

THE ANSWER IS C FOR EDGENU

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