Split primary causing confusion

It’s not just the Republicans who are confused about this year’s caucus and primary elections. “The Democrats are just as confused as the Republicans,” said Paula Neils, chair of the Kootenai County Democrats, explaining how her party is using the caucus system to select its candidates for this year’s general election in November. Neils said the Democrats are starting to talk about doing it differently to reduce some of the confusion. “A lot of us are thinking maybe it’s better to simply have a primary,” she said. Neils said the Republicans have caused a lot of confusion by splitting their presidential primary away from their traditional May primary. She said they also worked to close their primary, which is causing even more confusion among voters in both parties/Jeff Selle, Coeur d’Alene Press. More here.

Question: Should Idaho Democrats abandon presidential caucus in favor of a primary?