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The phrase "when voters choose their party’s candidates for the general election" refers to the primary election process. In a primary election, registered voters affiliated with a political party select the candidate they want to represent their party in the general election for various political offices, such as president, governor, senator, etc. This process allows each political party to determine who will run on their behalf in the general election, where candidates from different parties compete against each other for the final victory.
