I’ll vote, fix or no-fix.
And many (not all) that are assumed to be “I won’t vote.” are actually just not registered...for a reason.
What I have done (and have recommended to others) is to remove myself from the voter roll.
If enough do so, it will starve the uniparty funding drives for lack of data.
I will re-register within the allowed time frame for general elections.
With no affiliation indicated.
I have steadfastly maintained that “primaries” are not elections and I do not vote in primaries.
Yes, my tax monies are spent but that doesn’t mean I’m required to participate (in contrary to Justice Kagan).
They are federally funded popularity contests.
I no longer receive donation requests via USPS or email.
And, I have never donated to a party effort.
They will just have to finance their effort (like Trump did...)
So, if you have the inclination, go to the clerk’s office and remove your name from rolls.
You will feel better, I believe.
Many thanks for the input. I’m a registered Independent, so the e-mail and USPS donation requests no longer come. And since changing my affiliation to Independent, none of our local politicians have ever come to my door to ask me to vote for them. So I guess there’s that to it.
One thing I don’t understand about OK’s closed primaries is why, when I went to my local polling place in the next election, the poll workers there told me I was invited to vote on the Democrat ballot, but not the Republican ballot. Weird.