WOW!!! Republicans were OMITTED on 2020 CA party registration forms! From Q3768, Q3769, Q3770 These people are evil. https://qmap.pub/read/3768 https://qmap.pub/read/3769 https://qmap.pub/read/3770 3768 New: Title TBD Q !!Hs1Jq13jV6 29 Dec 2019 - 11:48:36 AM No (R) option in CA when registering to vote? Welcome to the [D] party con. Q https://cdn.qmap.pub/images/0e5b22d65f9d4441839a5b1a0af4ed75c472308d8784f36e7542d5668e687616.jpg 3770 New: Title TBD Q !!Hs1Jq13jV6 29 Dec 2019 - 12:06:15 PM https://twitter.com/SeanPhillipHall/status/1204126165939572736📁 https://twitter.com/EatCrowDemoRats/status/1207715889128148992📁 [D] party election interference? [D] party corruption? Q edit: Added related Q3772 - 3772 Democrats Making It Difficult for Voters to Register as a Republican Qm!!Hs1Jq13jV6 29 Dec 2019 - 12:39:23 PM https://cdn.qmap.pub/images/008e59c0e5c3662a6f56b04c38142cd10a3a211c7978f450641e0fc444c6709d.png https://cdn.qmap.pub/images/1875a5252cc7796290af7c88e53b1f2c1fa6244ae527013bcd9addef1337df6b.png https://cdn.qmap.pub/images/e49f71cd151ecdcdf4e7a390b0495a8d2894658de75567a464e8ed48d21da5ca.png The point being many (R)s are confused re: must go through additional 'hoops' in order to vote (re: (R) party registration). % not mailed? % 'supposedly' lost? % delayed? % returned [D] _unchanged? Q 2nd edit - stole this from anon on QRV - The California Secretary of State’s Office announced Monday that three parties will have primaries open to those who listed their political affiliation as “no party preference:” the Democratic Party, the Libertarian Party and the American Independent Party. The Republican Party, the Green Party and the Peace and Freedom Party require voters to be registered with their party in order to vote in their primaries. They do not allow so-called cross-over voting. And added this about registrations from the Sacramento Bee - California 5.6 million “no party preference” voters won’t get to vote in the Republican presidential primary election next year. The California Secretary of State’s Office announced Monday that three parties will have primaries open to those who listed their political affiliation as “no party preference:” the Democratic Party, the Libertarian Party and the American Independent Party. The Republican Party, the Green Party and the Peace and Freedom Party require voters to be registered with their party in order to vote in their primaries. They do not allow so-called cross-over voting. “As we enter the fifth election cycle under the ‘Top Two Primary’ system, California voters have become increasingly accustomed to voting for the candidates of their choice regardless of political party preference,” Secretary of State Alex Padilla said in prepared remarks. “The presidential primary, however, remains the exception. Voters registered as ‘no party preference’ have the option of requesting a ballot that includes presidential candidates of a political party that allows ‘cross-over’ voting.” The number of “No Party Preference” voters has risen 26 percent, more than 1.5 million people, since the 2016 presidential primary election, according to the Secretary of State’s Office. The primary election is scheduled for March 3. Vote-by-mail begins on Feb. 3. The deadline for the state to receive Election Day-postmarked ballots is March 6. If you are registered as “No Party Preference,” you will be sent a postcard from your county elections office allowing you to choose which party primary you wish to vote in. A crossover voting ballot also may be requested by phone, email or fax or by visiting a polling place in person. Voters registered with a political party must vote in that party’s primary or re-register their party preference. You can verify your voter registration by visiting VoterStatus.sos.ca.gov. You can change your political party by re-registering at RegisterToVote.ca.gov. source - https://www.sacbee.com/news/politics-government/capitol-alert/article236496633.html and added this - https://ballotpedia.org/Election_governance_in_California