The Los Angeles Times offers this report, which begins: “Four years after the Supreme Court struck down California’s open primary, voters could soon get another chance to overhaul state elections with a new free-for-all ballot. The proposal, nearing qualification for a November vote, has vexed top Democrats and Republicans alike. Voters, regardless of party registration, would be able to pick any candidate in a primary. The candidates who finished first and second would then compete in a general-election runoff