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> Your party affiliation is a matter of public record, and you're not required to vote for your party. Not really a big deal IMO Can I have affiliation for 'no
by grecy 6y ago
> Your party affiliation is a matter of public record, and you're not required to vote for your party. Not really a big deal IMO
Can I have affiliation for 'no party' ?
Or better yet, never answer the question so the answer is NULL ?
- greggyb 6y agoI was obsessively watching this[0] (and several other) page during the last week. The affiliations listed in that report are (in descending order of count (that count is mail-in ballots received)): - Democratic - Republican - No Affiliation - Other - Libertarian - Green This is specific to PA, but we are talking in a thread about PA, so I think this is okay. [0] https://www.votespa.com/About-Elections/Pages/Counting-Dashboard.aspx https://www.votespa.com/About-Elections/Pages/Counting-Dashb...
- comex 6y agoTypically the question is part of the voter registration form. But there's a "no affiliation" option.