Which of the remaining primaries are 'open' primaries?

[Feanorcurufinwe]

In which Republicans can vote, like Wisconsin?

[Padraig18]

1. Illinois is.

:)

[jpgray]

2. Don't need to be registered for Minnesota, if I remember. (nt)

[SerpentX]

3. California was in 2000 (nt)

[Mick Knox]

4. Ruled Illegal in CA..

Dems and Ind only Mar2

[SerpentX]

6. Nothing revolutionary on the rest of the ballot either.

Prop 56 will get hardcore repukes out, but they're unlikely to have changed party affiliation for spoiler votes.

[TexasDem]

What is an "OPEN" primary

In Texas you don't register as either party. But once you vote in one primary you can't cross the hall and vote the other party.

[Nazgul35]

5. Just like Michigan and NH were....

which Kerry won......

what's your point? Those who win these are doing so because of repug votes....or only those were Kerry doesn't get annointed king?

[feistydem]

7. No... The discussions that have been going on is over the number

of Republicans that voted in this primary for Dean and Edwards who also give Bush a favorable rating. It's suspicious.

See the exit polling data: http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2004/primaries/pages/epolls/WI/index.html

[Feanorcurufinwe]

8. What's my point?

My point is I wanted to know which of the remaining primaries are 'open' primaries, in which Republicans can vote, like Wisconsin?


What's your point? :shrug: