Voter Information
There are two kinds of elections a Primary and General.

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PRIMARY
is an election in which candidates are nominated. The nominees of each party are then placed on the ballot for the general election. In order to vote in a partisan primary election, you must register with a political party. Voters who have registered Unaffiliated are only allowed to vote in a primary election when the Party allows them to vote in their primary.

A
GENERAL ELECTION
is an election in which candidates are elected. All registered voters are eligible to vote in a general election.