Heyitsrick |
08-20-2020 09:54 AM |
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Originally Posted by merrymini
(Post 1820320)
I do not join a party because I pick the people individually from either party that I feel best represents the interests of the constituents they will stand for. I do not swallow the fish whole but by being NPA, I do not get to vote in ANY primary and do not think that is FAIR. Both parties do not want NPA’s to vote because by not being affiliated, they cannot tie you to their party. I could switch parties continuously and vote In primaries all the time but would prefer to have that right as an NPA.
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You talk about being "FAIR", but you've made your choice. The choice of NPA - at least in Florida - is that you don't get to vote in political party primaries. You knew that going in, no?
I don't know what being "tied to a party" means, as you say it. Are you talking about junk mail and robo calls for campaign donations? Is it that you don't want someone seeing your name on a voting roll? Whatever the case is, part of the deal of NPA - in Florida - is that it lives up to its name. If you're not affiliated with a party, you get excluded from things like primaries for any party. Seems fair to me. Otherwise, it's a "have your cake and eat it, too" scenario.
Also, what difference does it make if you're a registered R or D (or whatever)? You can vote for whomever you wish in the general elections.
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