nonpartisan blanket primary does not label the party of the candidates.
what type of primary does not label the party of the candidates?
nonpartisan blanket primary
the non-partisan blanket primary (aka "jungle primary" or top-two primary) is a single primary election in which all voters may participate, and all candidates appear on the same ballot, regardless of party affiliation or lack of party affiliation. the top two most-voted candidates (even if members of the same party) will appear in the general election. this is intended to allow non-partisan voters and candidates to participate, and to allow more moderate nominees in the general election (since voters from both sides of the spectrum can vote for them). however, the non-partisan blanket primary still only allows voters a single choice per office, and is therefore prone to the spoiler effect, where candidates espousing similar ideologies split votes, helping candidates with opposing ideologies (but fewer candidates) to win.
unified primary
bullet::::- mike sanders, jackson county executive, former jackson county prosecuting attorney and former chairman of the missouri democratic party





























bullet::::- clint zweifel, state treasurer of missouri since 2009





























section::::third party and independent candidates.





























section::::third party and independent candidates.:libertarian primary.





























section::::third party and independent candidates.:libertarian primary.:candidates.





























section::::third party and independent candidates.:libertarian primary.:candidates.:declared.





























bullet::::- jonathan dine, nominee for the u.s. senate in 2010 and 2012





























bullet::::- herschel young





























section::::third party and independent candidates.:constitution primary.





























section::::third party and independent candidates.:constitution primary.:candidates.





























section::::third party and independent candidates.:constitution primary.:candidates.:declared.





























bullet::::- fred ryman





























section::::third party and independent candidates.:green party.





























section::::third party and independent candidates.:green party.:candidates.
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