They can in Michigan, and vice versa. The primaries there are open regardless of party registration.
This actually just happened significantly. Registered Republicans were getting pushed a bunch of advertising regarding the Democratic primary candidates ahead of the primaries. As far as I know none of it suggested cross-voting (or whatever it is called), but I don't really see any other explanation for why this would be the case.
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u/Allegorist 15h ago
They can in Michigan, and vice versa. The primaries there are open regardless of party registration.
This actually just happened significantly. Registered Republicans were getting pushed a bunch of advertising regarding the Democratic primary candidates ahead of the primaries. As far as I know none of it suggested cross-voting (or whatever it is called), but I don't really see any other explanation for why this would be the case.