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It might be an issue going through Congress right now or even in your state legislature or in your

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I'm Rick Green here with David Barton and Tim Barton. And guys, we'll just jump right in.

Jeffrey Gardner's got the first question. He said, listening to your show and you say,

go out and vote in your primary. I live in Pennsylvania and I'm registered as an independent,

and independents are not allowed to vote in the primary. My question is, how would I be able to vote when I'm not allowed?

Great question, guys.

So not all states have a closed primary.

I'm kind of becoming a fan of that with the way I've seen so many crossovers,

especially in local races.

But I guess, yeah, how do we advise people on this?

Well, if you're from Pennsylvania, I think the easiest option is just go to New York and pick up a ballot. They're not checking IDs, so you're going to vote in the primary. Unless you're shoveling snow. Yeah. Well, yeah, then you need two IDs and social security number. But to vote, I mean, there's a lot of states that you just show up. It's fine. They can't ask you. Just take a road trip. What you're saying is go on vacation and then vote in whatever state you happen to be in. Okay, people, we're being, we're choking here. Yeah, as long as you're vacationing in a blue state, that would work. But then the options in your primary might not be great either. So it's a challenge.

I guess you just need to pick, right? And go ahead and register in one of the two parties.

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