Can Democrats vote for a Republican at a caucus?
On One Hand: Must Be the Same PartyTo vote at a Democratic caucus, you must be a registered Democrat. The same goes for Republicans; you must be registered as a Republican to vote in a Republican caucus. The purpose of the caucus is to determine who will be candidates for various offices.On the Other: You Can Change PartiesBoth Democrats and Republicans allow people to register at the caucus or to change parties. Anybody who is a registered Democrat or Republican can attend a caucus.Bottom LineAt a caucus, you can only vote for the party with which you are registered. Caucuses give voters the chance to start the election process by discussing various candidates and voting for them.
