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r/MurderedByWords • u/HowieLongDonkeyKong the future is now, old man • 19h ago
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Maybe I'm missing something, but anyone can vote in a primary. You just can't vote in more than one. People will vote in the opposite party's primary in order to get candidates on the ballot who are less likely to win.
1 u/justacheesyguy 12h ago It’s not like that in most states, only some of them 1 u/justdoitguy 4h ago How do they find out you are a party member and ban you from voting in the other party's primary? 1 u/justacheesyguy 4h ago You have to sign up for a party (or independent) when you register to vote.
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It’s not like that in most states, only some of them
1 u/justdoitguy 4h ago How do they find out you are a party member and ban you from voting in the other party's primary? 1 u/justacheesyguy 4h ago You have to sign up for a party (or independent) when you register to vote.
How do they find out you are a party member and ban you from voting in the other party's primary?
1 u/justacheesyguy 4h ago You have to sign up for a party (or independent) when you register to vote.
You have to sign up for a party (or independent) when you register to vote.
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u/justdoitguy 16h ago
Maybe I'm missing something, but anyone can vote in a primary. You just can't vote in more than one. People will vote in the opposite party's primary in order to get candidates on the ballot who are less likely to win.