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Topic	Washington is forcing you to declare as rep or dem in order to vote
dancer62 02/22/20 2:27:27 AM #72:	Revelation34 posted... The big deal is they either force you to vote for somebody you don't like or not vote at all. Wrong. You're only choosing which primary to vote in. You can declare Democrat, vote against your most-disliked Democrat in the Primary, then vote Independent, Republican, Anarchist, Red Chinese, Martian Overlord, whatever, in the main election. And your vote is private. It seems that people are confusing being a Delegate to your party's state Nominating Committee with being a registered voter. Nominating Committees choose who goes on the ballot, voters vote for what's on the ballot. Votes are private. Nominations are public. What's the problem? --- If ballet was easy, it would be pointe-less <cite>dancer62 posted [p:934717204] in Washington... [t:78422322]...</cite> <quote>Revelation34 posted... </cite> <quote>The big deal is they either force you to vote for somebody you don't like or not vote at all.</quote>Wrong. You're only choosing which primary to vote in. You can declare Democrat, vote against your most-disliked Democrat in the Primary, then vote Independent, Republican, Anarchist, Red Chinese, Martian Overlord, whatever, in the main election. And your vote is private. It seems that people are confusing being a Delegate to your party's state Nominating Committee with being a registered voter. Nominating Committees choose who goes on the ballot, voters vote for what's on the ballot. Votes are private. Nominations are public. What's the problem? --- If ballet was easy, it would be pointe-less</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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