The primaries are right around the corner. Here's what you need to know.  

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Dear John,

Every four years, our country holds a general election to decide who will be our next president. Before that happens, though, each party must choose its candidate through primary elections.

But our system of primaries can be a bit confusing. There's primaries and caucuses, open and closed primaries, contested and brokered conventions — it's hard to keep up.

Our latest video is a quick primer on the upcoming primaries, containing the most important things you need to know based on the most frequently asked questions. ([link removed])
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Our system of primaries can be a bit confusing.
Now you know how our complex primaries system works.

Make sure you’re registered and be sure to vote — in your state primaries or caucuses, and in the general election November 3! You can check your registration at vote.gov. ([link removed])

Thanks for watching,
Robert Reich
Inequality Media

P.S. While the Democratic candidates gear up for the primaries, the saga of the Senate impeachment trial continues. Here are the ten big things you need to know about the historic moment we're in right now. ([link removed])

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