Allows voter to vote in any political party primary by changing party affiliation at polling place on primary election day; allows mail-in voter to complete any political party primary ballot.
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Overview
This bill would allow voters to vote in any political party primary election, regardless of their registered party affiliation. Voters could change their party affiliation at the polling place on primary election day, or mail-in voters could complete ballots for any primary. The bill also aims to simplify the process for voters who receive mail-in ballots and ensures consistent language is used in voter registration materials.
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