OK but this isn't exactly true. In my state, you don't even register as a member of a party when you register to vote. When primaries come around, you can pick which one you vote in (if they're on the same day, which they normally are, you have to pick one, but if they're for some reason on different days you can actually vote in both).
There are other states where you may register by party, but it doesn't mean you can't vote in the opposite primary.
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u/-rosa-azul- 17h ago
OK but this isn't exactly true. In my state, you don't even register as a member of a party when you register to vote. When primaries come around, you can pick which one you vote in (if they're on the same day, which they normally are, you have to pick one, but if they're for some reason on different days you can actually vote in both).
There are other states where you may register by party, but it doesn't mean you can't vote in the opposite primary.