Which of Super Tuesday's primaries are "open"...?

[chiburb]

Maybe it was a little, maybe a lot, but at least SOME of Edward's strong showing in Wisconsin was due to crossover voting. How does this play on Mar. 2 ? Or doesn't it?

[KittyWampus]

1. California Is, I Believe

[still_one]

2. Here is how Clifornia is done

After a 2000 U.S. Supreme COurt ruling declared the state's open primary system unconstitutional, California setup a "modified" closed primary. A voter can mark any party's primary ballot, but only votes cast by registered party members count toward the official tally.

The reason this is so is because national politcal party rules require that at a primary election only party members may vote for presidential candidates to whom delegates to the party's presidential nominating convention are pledged.

In other words if you want your vote counted, make sure you are registered to a party

[On the Road]

3. So CA Counts Republican but not Independent Votes?

How bizarre.

[Snow]

6. Green votes get counted too!

and democratic, and whatistit, freewill, and socialist, and a bunch more. But we can't crossover. I got my sample ballot last week. That's okay, I'm mostly worried about the props at this point.

[OhioStateProgressive]

4. Ohio is fully open(nt)

[Toot]

5. Georgia is open