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Can an Independent in the State of Massachusetts vote in the Primary Elections?

April 26, 2017America independent north Parties Political politics U.S. United

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Can an Independent in the State of Massachusetts vote in the Primary Elections?

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Massachusetts is a modified primary state. Democrats vote only for Democrats, and Republicans for Republicans. If you are neither, however, you can choose one party’s primary to vote in and then vote only in that primary. So yes, you can vote as an Independent, but only once.