Hilary - Act 3

[NCRAVEN]

So in usa you have you register as democrat or republican and can only vote for that side?

Say for example you hated trump, you can't go vote clinton?

Whats your options, vote trump or not vote at all?

Depends on the state and that is for the primaries, where you elect who you want to be the candidate for President. After that when it comes to casting a ballot for President or whomever, you can absolutely pick who ever you want.

[wickedsolo]

So in usa you have you register as democrat or republican and can only vote for that side?

Say for example you hated trump, you can't go vote clinton?

Whats your options, vote trump or not vote at all?

It’s more impactful at the local level.


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[cjandrze]

So in usa you have you register as democrat or republican and can only vote for that side?

Say for example you hated trump, you can't go vote clinton?

Whats your options, vote trump or not vote at all?

Depends on the State, but in closed primary elections you can only vote for the candidate in your party that you want to go to the General Election.

You can vote for any one you like in the General election.

[cjandrze]

What's that election process called where whoever yells the loudest gets the vote?

Mostly in Mid West I think, that shit is weird.

[NCRAVEN]

What's that election process called where whoever yells the loudest gets the vote?

Mostly in Mid West I think, that shit is weird.

Caucus I believe.

[cjandrze]

Caucus I believe.

That's it, Thanks!

When I read about that process it blew me away, seriously laughed out loud.

[Greg]

That isn't really how caucuses go either. A caucus is usually done by written ballot but they are held in homes and other less formal polling places. You must be present in a caucus to vote at the time the vote is taken. The polls are open for less time.