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Massachusetts

MarkCharles

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3. But if one is unaffiliated...

Reply to MADem (Reply #1)

Thu Mar 1, 2012, 03:22 AM

Mar 2012

Massachusetts
Mass. Gen. Laws ch.53 §37
Affiliated voters must vote in the primary of their party; however, unaffiliated voters may vote in either primary.

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Should Mass Dems vote for Santorum in Primary? [View all] MarkCharles Mar 2012 OP

It's not an open primary--people would have to declare a change in affiliation. MADem Mar 2012 #1

But if one is unaffiliated... MarkCharles Mar 2012 #3

We do have a number of "unaffiliated" voters in MA, and that number grows larger every year. MADem Mar 2012 #5

No. It is a Dangerous Game, and it is Unnecessary AndyTiedye Mar 2012 #2

But Andy, Dubya was "elected" five to four in 2000....we had nothing to do with it. MADem Mar 2012 #6

You Think That Couldn't Happen Again? AndyTiedye Mar 2012 #9

Well, you said "We thought Dubya was unelectable" and he was. MADem Mar 2012 #10

No. There is an old saying... Loudmxr Mar 2012 #4

No. RevStPatrick Mar 2012 #7

+1 It's too scary for me to contemplate. Little Star Mar 2012 #8

Thought about it... pipi_k Mar 2012 #11