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Directly, no, since the purpose of a primary is to select candidates for a party's nomination. Indirectly, nominating some candidates may often be based on that candidate's policy platform. In this case, one could be indirectly approving or selecting certain types of legislation based on their selection of candidate.

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No, an open primary is a type of election where voters can choose which party's primary to participate in, but it does not allow citizens to propose legislation. Initiatives and ballot measures are commonly used methods for citizens to propose legislation.

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