Hubby is still registered Repub - can he write in Obama if there is

[woodsprite]

a write in on the primary or should he go with someone like Tancredo or Guiliani. I know he shouldn't vote for Mitzi or McCain and I'm afraid of Huckabee - especially after visiting the inlaws this weekend :scared:

[Yael]

1. It depends on your state

My state is a closed primary, so he would have to vote with his party.

Others are open and allow anyone to vote for any candidate.

[woodsprite]

5. Ours is Delaware - so it's closed.

I didn't know if there would be a write-in or not. Who do you think would be a good one to throw his vote to. He wasn't going to vote at all since he didn't get his registration changed to Dem soon enough. I told him to go in with the idea to vote against McCain.

[Renew Deal]

2. What state are you in?

:shrug:

[mikelgb]

3. Ron Paul!

lol

[MADem]

4. It won't count, unless you are in a place where he can get a Dem ballot.

Can he switch affiliations at the polling place?

Tell him to vote for RUDY!! if he can't switch. That's probably fairly safe...

[woodsprite]

6. He had to have switched before mid-October (for existing DE voters)

We thought it was mid-January, but that was only for new voters to declare their party affiliation.

[davidwparker]

7. if he can't, let him vote for Romney.

[Kali]

8. tell him to vote for Ron Paul

at least it is an anti-war message