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OpinionApril 15, 2019

An article in the Southeast Missourian on Friday, March 29, stated, “The Missouri House advanced a plan to abolish open primary elections. ... People not affiliated with a party could not vote for candidates in a primary election. ...” I urge every registered voter to join me and contact their representatives and senators and express outrage at this attempt to disenfranchise thousands of voters...

An article in the Southeast Missourian on Friday, March 29, stated, “The Missouri House advanced a plan to abolish open primary elections. ... People not affiliated with a party could not vote for candidates in a primary election. ...”

I urge every registered voter to join me and contact their representatives and senators and express outrage at this attempt to disenfranchise thousands of voters.

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Often one party will not have a choice of candidate, but another party will. We should not have to join a specific political party in order to select a candidate to run in a general election.

Joyce Horky Moore, Burfordville

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