Avoter who is not registered as a republican
a. can vote in any republican primary
b. cannot vote in a closed republican primary
see. can vote only in a closed democratic primary
d. cannot vote in any primary

a. can vote in any Republican primary

Explanation:

You do not have to be registered to a party to have to vote, and also, you can vote for other parties even if you are registered as in one party. You can change your stands at any time, before, during, and even after election.

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The correct answer is B. A voter who is not registered as a Republican cannot vote in a closed Republican primary.

Explanation:

The primary elections are those in which the political parties determine their candidates in order that they participate in the general elections against the candidates of other political parties. They are, in other words, the internal elections of each political party. Therefore, being internal, only the members of each party can vote in them. That is why a voter not registered as a member of the Republican Party could not vote in the primaries of that party.

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