So each state has their own rules about who can vote in a primary election. I look up the AZ rules and it says this:
Open partisan OPEN PARTISAN PRIMARY WITH PARTISAN REGISTRATION: Unaffiliated/independent voters may choose a major party ballot line in the primary; either Republican or Democrat. Voters who are already affiliated with a political party- Republican, Democrat or minor party- can vote only in that party’s primary.
States with a partisan primary and partisan voter registration include: Arizona, Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, West Virginia, Wyoming.
So if dems voted, they can't vote in a Dem primary then, correct? Just trying to understand all this bullshit.
Lady G!