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Try CasePortal for FreePer curiam, the appellate division finds that the trial court should have upheld a petition seeking to invalidate local election law requiring that county commissioners count all write-in votes cast in primary elections, regardless of the candidate's party affiliation, because plaintiffs lack the right to involve non-members in party nomination processes, and because statute does not preclude non-party candidates from participating in the general election. Reversed in part.
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