Registering to vote as a member of the Democratic party

permits you to vote in a Republican primary election in a closed primary state

prohibits you from voting in a Republican primary election in an open primary state

prohibits you from voting in a Republican primary election in a closed primary state

permits you to vote in all primary elections in a closed primary state

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Bailey Hensley

Social Studies

12 May, 18:07

Registering to vote as a member of the Democratic party

permits you to vote in a Republican primary election in a closed primary state

prohibits you from voting in a Republican primary election in an open primary state

prohibits you from voting in a Republican primary election in a closed primary state

permits you to vote in all primary elections in a closed primary state

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Cooper · Answer 1

The correct answer is prohibits you from voting in a Republican primary election in a closed primary state

This is so as to prevent double votes and to prevent people voting in both parties.