In NH we allow unaffiliated (undeclared/independent) to vote in Primaries. In a Primary a Democrat must vote Democrat, a Republican must vote Republican. An Undeclared voter must choose either D or R. They may make this change (From Undeclared to one of the two parties on Primary day), when queried by an Inspector of the Election when checking in at the polls. Immediately after voting, if the voter so elects, they may return to Undeclared by their signature on affidavit, otherwise the D or R designation will remain on the book of registered voters until such time as they can legally change it (back) at a later time..
The uniparty protection continues. Can't let outsiders interfere with the system, got a nice little racket going. I gave up on traditional Republicans when they finally got a majority and demonstrated that they could spend like drunken sailors every bit as irresponsibly as Democrats. A pox on the uniparty.
South Carolina is an open primary state, which is why we've been stuck with Lindsey Graham...until God decided otherwise. But the Dems will vote in the emergency election too, and who knows who we will get stuck with this time.
Yikes. Even Texas is unanswerable to the voters, despite the Paxton rout.
I am still sending every Republican party solicitation back with nothing but a note, "Pass the SAVE America Act."
In NH we allow unaffiliated (undeclared/independent) to vote in Primaries. In a Primary a Democrat must vote Democrat, a Republican must vote Republican. An Undeclared voter must choose either D or R. They may make this change (From Undeclared to one of the two parties on Primary day), when queried by an Inspector of the Election when checking in at the polls. Immediately after voting, if the voter so elects, they may return to Undeclared by their signature on affidavit, otherwise the D or R designation will remain on the book of registered voters until such time as they can legally change it (back) at a later time..
Pass the save act period
Who are these grassroots conservatives in Texas?
The uniparty protection continues. Can't let outsiders interfere with the system, got a nice little racket going. I gave up on traditional Republicans when they finally got a majority and demonstrated that they could spend like drunken sailors every bit as irresponsibly as Democrats. A pox on the uniparty.
South Carolina is an open primary state, which is why we've been stuck with Lindsey Graham...until God decided otherwise. But the Dems will vote in the emergency election too, and who knows who we will get stuck with this time.