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Topic	Biden \| 40,962,735 \| 57.64% \| Trump \| 27,258,817 \| 38.36% [Ng Election Tracker!]
Tom Bombadil 11/02/20 2:25:36 PM #310:	GavsEvans123 posted... I'm not American so I don't understand how registered Democrat / Republican voters work. Does that mean if someone is registered to a particular party, they must vote for their party's candidate no matter what? Or do they still get a choice, it's just that they would almost certainly vote for their party's candidate? For some states you have to register for a party to vote for that party's primary. As far as I know, beyond that it's just an organizational tool to help party leadership and others keep track of how people are likely (but not guaranteed) to vote, and to get you on mailing lists and stuff. --- https://imgtc.com/i/uWMMlnN.png Radiant wings as the skies rejoice, arise, and illuminate the morn. <cite>Tom Bombadil posted [p:946621397] in Biden \| 40... [t:79068586]...</cite> <quote>GavsEvans123 posted... </cite> <quote>I'm not American so I don't understand how registered Democrat / Republican voters work. Does that mean if someone is registered to a particular party, they must vote for their party's candidate no matter what? Or do they still get a choice, it's just that they would almost certainly vote for their party's candidate?</quote> For some states you have to register for a party to vote for that party's primary. As far as I know, beyond that it's just an organizational tool to help party leadership and others keep track of how people are likely (but not guaranteed) to vote, and to get you on mailing lists and stuff. --- https://imgtc.com/i/uWMMlnN.png Radiant wings as the skies rejoice, arise, and illuminate the morn.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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