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by Spixxy on January 31st, 2004

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Who is allowed to vote in a primary and when is it held?

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  • by Neurotickitten on March 3rd, 2004

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    A primary is where a political party decides who they should nominate for a political office like the president. Only people registered in the party can vote during a party.

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    • Not quite. Most of New England has open primaries, meaning you don't have to be registered with the party.

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      by Too Much Time On My Hands on September 18th, 2004

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