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Old 12-18-2002, 08:14 PM
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Quote:
Originally posted by Kimmie1913


In Maryland, we have seperate primaries for Dems and Repubs. You have to declare a party when you register in order to participate in the primary. If you are registered independent you cannot participate in the primary. During the generl election, you can vote for any candidate regardless of your registered party. I beleive there are other states that do it this way as well.
That makes a little more sense. But don't you have to be a "card carrying" member of that party to vote in the primary?
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