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Common
Questions
- How
do I change my political party?
- Why
do I have to declare a political party in order to vote in a Primary
Election?
- Primary
Elections are held in order to narrow the field of candidates within
the political party prior to the General Election. You have to choose
which party’s ballot you want. You can only vote one ballot.
- Do
I have to declare a political party in order to vote in a General
Election?
- No.
All candidates that were successful in the Primary
or nominated by their parties are included on the
General Election ballot. Also included are candidates
for offices which are non-partisan. You can vote for
candidates of any party, no matter what party you
selected when you registered.
- Was
I selected for jury duty because I am registered to vote?
- Jurors
are randomly drawn by a computer from current voter
registration lists and motor vehicle operators lists.
- Where
do I get information on District Court Judges running for retention?
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