If a voter is enrolled in a political party, they may only vote in that party’s primary. For example, if a voter is registered as a Democrat, they may only receive a Democratic ballot, or if a voter is registered as a Republican, they may only receive a Republican ballot.<\/P>
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There are currently only two political parties – Democratic and Republican.<\/P>
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An unenrolled voter, commonly referred to as “independent,” may vote in any primary. When appearing at the check-in, the voter must declare which party ballot they want to receive. <\/P><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
For the September 19, 2006 State Primary, only those voters enrolled in a party or unenrolled voters may vote. A person registered in a political designation is not eligible to vote in a party primary. Read full article