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If one is registered under one party (democrat or republican) does that mean he/she must vote for the candidate of that party?

Asked by chadilaksono (17points) July 22nd, 2008
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shilolo's avatar

The answer is Yes if you are a registered Democrat, and NO if you are a registered Republican. Its just that simple.

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delirium's avatar

Hahahaha. Primaries only. Now you can vote for whoever you feel like.

unless its a republican

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shilolo's avatar

@Del. Shhhhhhhhhhhhhh.

Edit: Good job.

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delirium's avatar

Okay, okay, is that better?

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insomni's avatar

Straight answer: You can vote for anyone you want in the general election.

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