tinydancer
Diamond Member
They can't vote in the Democrat primary. They can vote for the Democrat in the general election. They screwed the tea party, not themselves. That's the part driving you most crazy.I was just reading about a strange election law in Mississippi. That whoever you vote for in the primary you have to vote for in the general.
Is this true?
If a voter in Mississippi crosses over and votes for the other "side" in a Primary, then yes.. they will not be allowed to cross back over in the election cycle.. so Democrats have actually screwed themselves .. LOL
Not what I've read.
I don't know how on earth one would enforce this statute but if they vote in the Primary they have to vote for that Party's nominee. You know. In the general.
It's out there. Just picked it up at the DB, but it's at many links.
The problem is that Mississippi, which doesnt have voter registration by party, has a statute that prohibits people from voting in a party primary if they dont intend to vote for that partys nominee.
Mississippi GOP Plays Games With Black Votes - The Daily Beast