Everything about Undeclared New Jersey totally explained
Undeclared is a status for voters in
New Jersey. Those voters who don't specify a party when they register to vote —
Democrat,
Republican, or one of the several other parties in New Jersey — are registered as
Undeclared. Voters who have previously registered with one of the political parties may request to have their status changed back to
Undeclared.
In primary voting, registered Democrats can vote only in the Democratic Party primary, and registered Republicans can vote only in the Republican Party primary; crossover voting isn't permitted. Undeclared voters may vote in any available party primary, and will then have their registration changed to the party in which they participated in the primary ballot.
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