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"Eternal Flame"

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Except for Dow Corning, the corporations listed in that photo aren't generally regarded as "evil".
 
ahh, I missed that. The title disappears as soon as I start playing a video.
 
How the hell do primaries work in this state? It's rather hard to find information, perhaps I'm not searching for the correct terms...

I'm registered as a third-party. I'm not D, nor R, nor Unenrolled. So can I vote in anything on primary day? I don't know if there are third party primaries, especially where I don't think there is more than one candidate. I know Massachusetts isn't an open primary, but it's not closed, either. Here, unenrolled can grab a D or R ballot, so I'm wondering if I can do that, too.
 
No, if you are registered in a party, you can only vote in that party's primary.
 
Long night at work... got out at 9pm
 
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Ron Newman said:
No, if you are registered in a party, you can only vote in that party's primary.
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Lame. What if there is only one candidate? Are there ever any issues of any kind tacked onto primary ballots? (like when they tacked the dog racing bill onto the general election)
 
No, primary elections never have ballot issues on them. Those are only in general elections in November.
 
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