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> anybody can register for any party Presumably only if they'll have you? People often get ejected from political parties in the UK if they for some reason are
by chrisseaton 4y ago
> anybody can register for any party
Presumably only if they'll have you? People often get ejected from political parties in the UK if they for some reason are being destructive (in someone's opinion.)
- shkkmo 4y agoNot in Alaska, anyone can assert any affiliation in our primary: "If a candidate is registered as affiliated with a political party or group, it does not imply the candidate is nominated by, endorsed by, approved of, or associated with that particular party or group."
- yucky 4y ago>Presumably only if they'll have you? Not in the US. Primaries are just the method that political parties use to determine who they should run in the actual election. You do not ever need party affiliation to vote in the actual election, but some state primaries are run in a manner that require you to register with the party if you want to vote in their primary. Primaries are typically held months in advance of the actual election.