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Michigan had two ballots notadmblnd Mar 2016 #1
Michigan is an Open Primary Motown_Johnny Mar 2016 #15
I know. I voted. notadmblnd Mar 2016 #22
You MUST be registered to vote , but dont have to vote Party registration nt pkdu Mar 2016 #2
All of Ohio votes the same way OhioBlue Mar 2016 #3
Not sure on the others... In Ohio TDale313 Mar 2016 #4
Do you get to choose a ballot for every office? Tierra_y_Libertad Mar 2016 #6
I don't believe so. TDale313 Mar 2016 #13
What's the difference between that and an "open" primary? Svafa Mar 2016 #10
It looks like by choosing a party you are actually committing to that party in terms Cal Carpenter Mar 2016 #12
Thanks for the clarification; that makes sense! Svafa Mar 2016 #14
From my understanding revbones Mar 2016 #5
Regarding #3 B2G Mar 2016 #17
In #3 I didn't say that revbones Mar 2016 #18
Unaffiliated = Independent in NC B2G Mar 2016 #19
Sheesh. Got to be right or something? Re-read my post. revbones Mar 2016 #26
The way it worked in Michigan (statewide, I think) LisaM Mar 2016 #7
California is more confusing nichomachus Mar 2016 #8
Actually, not quite correct. Le Taz Hot Mar 2016 #21
Told you it was confusing nichomachus Mar 2016 #23
That I don't know Le Taz Hot Mar 2016 #24
I settled it by switching to Democrat until after the primary nichomachus Mar 2016 #25
Ballotpedia Kittycat Mar 2016 #9
Thank you all for your explanations Land of Enchantment Mar 2016 #11
For North Carolina: B2G Mar 2016 #16
Unaffiliated voters can choose which primary they want to vote in. mmonk Mar 2016 #20
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