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About Moses Couture
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My area of expertise is U.S. Foreign Policy and how to deal with the foreign policy issues America currently faces; specifically, issues that we face in the Mid-East and Europe.

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I have worked for a number of U.S. Senators and have been studying American Foreign policy since the age of 9.

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I have a B.A. in History and a M.A. in American History.
 
   

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Topic: U.S. Politics



Expert: Moses Couture
Date: 2/9/2008
Subject: Voting

Question
When a person votes in a primary election in one party, can that person vote in the general election for someone in the other party?

Answer
Yes... During a Primary you can only vote for whatever party you belong to. However, during the general election, you are free to vote for whom you please.

For example, I am registered democrat but I am voting for the Republicans. Therefore, I was not able to vote for the Republicans in the primary, but I will be voting Republican in the general election.

And from the looks of it, it will be John McCain.


 MC

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