Mass. to adopt jungle primary system

Massachusetts voters will decide this November whether to replace the current party primary system with a jungle primary, where all candidates compete in a single nonpartisan race, advancing the top two to the general election. Supporters argue it could foster greater competition and moderation by reducing party loyalty influence, while opponents believe it offers no clear benefit. The measure has divided Democratic leaders, with some moderate representatives backing it, while prominent progressives and Senator Markey oppose it. If implemented, it could change election dynamics, potentially allowing two candidates from the same party to compete in the general election.

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