Chuck probably didn't say this in so many words, but also probably would not disagree....
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Early voting has begun in NC for the primaries and we went and voted yesterday. Our voter is to be effective for the 2016 election. However, we had to sign a document verifying our names and addresses the election has match what is on our picture ID. So glad this will be implemented for 2016.
BTW, here one cannot be a registered dem and request a GOP ballot and vice versa. However, one can claim to be "unaffiliated" and voter in either primary, but not both. I personally feel in order to vote in a GOP or dem primary a person should be declared one way or another. It would cut down on the shenanigans.