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Originally posted by Olorin:
Normally, if you're not registered with a particular party, then you cannot vote in the primary races. You can still vote in any local elections, and for the final elections for all offices. In California, those of us without a party affiliation can actually ask to vote in either the Republican or the Democratic primary each time. We can't vote for both in the same year, but each election, we can choose which primary to vote in (though registered Democrats can't choose to vote in the Republican primary or vice versa).
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Ah yes...that sounds right. I got it flipped. Thanks!
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