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On the one hand I agree completely. On the other I don't want the democrats flooding the republican runoff to alter the legitimate outcome. So if only allowing those who voted in the original election to vote in the runoff isn't the answer, what is?

seph wrote: ↑Sun Mar 13, 2022 3:06 pm I don't know if I want to go down that road of blocking people from voting in a primary runoff. The primaries are the most important battleground especially here in Texas.

I agree but on the other hand if someone doesn't care enough to vote in the primary why should they have the ability to alter the legitimate outcome of the runoff?

Perhaps only those who vote in the initial primary should be allowed to vote in a run-off election. If you don't care enough to vote initially why should you get to vote in a run-off, especially when it's just a ploy to defraud the results.

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