Some states you have to be registered to a party to vote in said party's primary or caucus. That said, this does greatly hamper 3rd party primary processes. Does the state OP lives in have a recognized 3rd party convention system?
Please let us know if the general election ballot makes you indicate a party. It shouldn't but some states and/or districts have been putting the info on the envelope
I know one can vote for whomever regardless of how one is registered. Some districts have started indicating the party of registration on the outside of the ballot envelope, allowing miscreants to throw them away if they don't like the odds.
Why the grammar difference in the statement?
Could be written by the party leaders. It's a primary.
Wait you cannot vote for different people based on policies? Just straight D or R ticket... lol
Some states you have to be registered to a party to vote in said party's primary or caucus. That said, this does greatly hamper 3rd party primary processes. Does the state OP lives in have a recognized 3rd party convention system?
I am in Washington. We do end up having 3rd party candidates in the general election.
Please let us know if the general election ballot makes you indicate a party. It shouldn't but some states and/or districts have been putting the info on the envelope
No, there's no box to check for Repub or Libturd on the general election. You can vote for anyone on the ballot.
I know one can vote for whomever regardless of how one is registered. Some districts have started indicating the party of registration on the outside of the ballot envelope, allowing miscreants to throw them away if they don't like the odds.
Far as I could tell, past Gen. Elec. ballots haven't had any unique identifiers on the outside.
We haven't received our ballots for Nov. yet so it remains to be seen if they try anything like that this year.
Good luck:)