Yes, there is a databank and a list and you have to present your voter registration card (to prove registered and your information must match including current residence) and they stamp it. You also have to provide an acceptable proof of identity with a photo (drivers license).
>>It depends on the state. In some states you can as in North Carolina. In others you can only vote in the primary for your party candidates. You cannot switch parties or vote outside of it. In others, you can register for any party at the caucus/primary and vote in that party even if the day before you were registered to another party.
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>And if you did, how would they know that you aren't voting in both places? Is there a centralized table with your PK in there? How can that possibly work?
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