In a U.S. general election, voters can choose candidates from any party regardless of their own party registration or who they voted for previously.
Your registration doesn’t lock you into one party’s candidates.
In a U.S. general election, voters can choose candidates from any party regardless of their own party registration or who they voted for previously.
Your registration doesn’t lock you into one party’s candidates.
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