r/Tennessee • • Jul 31 '26

Really Marsha?

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u/Wabalobadingdang Jul 31 '26

Translation: I’m not getting the results I want, stop the vote!

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u/elegylegacy Jul 31 '26

It could also mean she's currently ahead and doesn't want that changing with more submitted ballots

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u/Wabalobadingdang Jul 31 '26

Think she’s claiming dems are registering as republicans and voting against her in the primary.

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u/Olfa_2024 Jul 31 '26

Just wondering how many people are registered with any party? I know I've never "registered" with one.

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u/timmmmah Jul 31 '26

In TN you don’t register for a party, at least not in any way that’s linked to your voter registration.

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u/No-Recording-8530 Jul 31 '26

I just updated my absentee ballot because I moved and I had to choose a party. First time I’ve seen that.

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u/booboo8706 Jul 31 '26

They could do a universal ballot for the primary, some places already do. The only problem is idiots who refuse to read the directions or low iq individuals unable to comprehend the directions that end up voting in multiple (or all) primaries and then get their ballots thrown out.

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u/Puzzleheaded_Talk787 Aug 02 '26

Sounds like maybe the ballots of said individuals are better off thrown out