[Buckeye McFrog]

Please tell me that Alabama does not allow crossover voting.

[napscoordinator]

It does. However I hear the democrats want to run against judge Moore so it might work to our advantage for a change.

[alloysteel]

Alabama kinda does allow Democrat crossover, but with some restrictions. A very light primary vote tends to encourage this bad behavior.

Things are getting ever Moore Strange all the time.

[upchuck]

Please tell me that Alabama does not allow crossover voting.

It did, but not anymore. From May 30, this year:

A new Alabama law may change the way some people cast their ballots.

Gov. Kay Ivey has signed a law that prevent crossover voting in the state. The bill, sponsored by Sen. Tom Whatley, specifically prohibits voters from casting a ballot for one party in a primary and then crossing over to vote in another party's runoff elections.

"It helps the Democrats choose Democratic candidates, it helps the Republicans choose Republican candidates. It just prevents the cross-over voting so you get a pure general election with a Democrat and a Republican," Whatley said.

Source.

This is excellent news for Judge Moore and really bad news for McConnell, Strange, et al.