[Spirochete]

It's not enforcible, but Mississippi election law says a voter in a primary must intend to vote for the party's candidate in the general. Mississippi Code Section 23-15-575

Unenforceable against individual voters, but it sounds like it could be used to overturn this sham election.

[Cboldt]

-- Unenforceable against individual voters, but it sounds like it could be used to overturn this sham election. --

Nope. The law is there just as a feel good measure. It depends on honesty for its force, and honesty is for suckers. The courts would need SPECIFIC instances of individuals voting contrary to their future intentions. There are issues with asking people to dislose who they intend to vote for, secret ballot and all that.