The Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal, 3/14/8
If 1st Congressional District voters plan to vote in the April 1 runoff elections, they must do so for the same party they chose March 11.
It’s Mississippi election law – the two votes are considered one election, and folks can’t change parties in midstream.
That may be a problem for a sizable number of Republicans who voted in the Democratic primary.
National political observers, who conduct exit polls, said 12-13 percent of the Democratic primary’s voters described themselves as Republicans.
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