If you haven’t yet registered to vote, you need to do so on or before April 7 (that’d be Monday) in order to vote in the May 6 primary.
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If you haven’t yet registered to vote, you need to do so on or before April 7 (that’d be Monday) in order to vote in the May 6 primary.
I read somewhere recently that the Republican precinct chairs will be making sure that there aren’t any crossover voters. Is this legal? I thought we were allowed to ask for either ballot regardless of how we voted in the last primary.
No, when you choose a party, it is for life.
“Nice family you have there…shame if something would happen to them…”
I don’t get that either. As Mike has pointed out, we’re all paying for the primaries, so we should be able to vote for whomever we please.
It isn’t the Republicans who are trying to stop the crossovers.
Thanks, Buzzcut! Now I remember where I read it. I didn’t have my coffee yet.
I plan to be one of those life-long Republicans who votes democrat.
http://www.ourrepublicblog.com/2008/03/how-obama-transforms-electoral-map.html
Try this post on the electoral map.. I think he’s optimistic about IN though.
Yeah, you can choose any ballot you want.. I have never been challenged. I vote for both parties, but always take a Rep ballot, til this year. The Dems rarely have any primary challengers.