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question 19 (1 point)
maryland has a closed primary. if you have not registered as a political party member, then you:
a cant vote in the primary election
b cant vote in the general election
c can vote for either the democrat or republican in the primar

question 20 (1 point)
this is the redistribution of delegates for the house of representatives every ten years.
a redistricting
b gerrymandering
c census
d reapportionment

Explanation:

Question 19

In a closed primary system (like Maryland's), only registered party members can vote in their party's primary. Non - party - registered voters are excluded from primary elections. Option b is wrong as non - party - registered voters can vote in general elections. Option c is wrong as closed primaries don't allow non - party - registered voters to choose between parties' primaries.

Reapportionment is the redistribution of House of Representatives delegates (seats) every ten years, based on the census. Redistricting is about redrawing district boundaries. Gerrymandering is manipulating district boundaries for political gain. The census is the population count that informs reapportionment.

Answer:

a. Can't vote in the primary election

Question 20