Nope. I called my senator to tell him no on open primaries. (Reply #1)

Tue Apr 12, 2016, 12:41 PM

hrmjustin (71,265 posts)

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Legislation is languishing in committee that could make NY an open primary state. [View all]	MrChuck	Apr 2016	OP
Nope. I called my senator to tell him no on open primaries.	hrmjustin	Apr 2016	#1
That is to be expected from a Clinton supporter, and I mean no disrespect.	MrChuck	Apr 2016	#2
I am a NYer and I don't want anyone but Dems voting in our primaries.	hrmjustin	Apr 2016	#5
I understood that the first time you replied.	MrChuck	Apr 2016	#7
Independents in NY are warned they can not vote in primaries when they register to vote.	hrmjustin	Apr 2016	#9
mine too	MrChuck	Apr 2016	#10
They will be with us in November when we need them.	hrmjustin	Apr 2016	#14
I admire your confidence...	MrChuck	Apr 2016	#16
As a NY Dem	CrowCityDem	Apr 2016	#3
Dems can't win the WH without independents.	MrChuck	Apr 2016	#4
It's not about fear	CrowCityDem	Apr 2016	#6
Are you aware that voting is not a function of political parties?	MrChuck	Apr 2016	#8
Here's a scenario:	CrowCityDem	Apr 2016	#11
But I thought that we had two great candidates?	MrChuck	Apr 2016	#12
The point was simple...	CrowCityDem	Apr 2016	#13
but it's not a three way race.	MrChuck	Apr 2016	#15
We're talking about two different things...	CrowCityDem	Apr 2016	#17
I don't disagree...	MrChuck	Apr 2016	#18
By that logic,	CrowCityDem	Apr 2016	#19
With that statement I DO disagree.	MrChuck	Apr 2016	#20
...	CrowCityDem	Apr 2016	#21
Meh...	MrChuck	Apr 2016	#22

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