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“Pennsylvania is a closed-primary state. In Pennsylvania, you may vote for candidates only in the party in which you are registered. If you are registered “independent” or in one of the minor parties (such as Libertarian, Consumer, Patriot, Constitutional), you may not vote for major-party candidates in the primary elections, but you may vote on ballot questions. Independent or minor party voters must ask for a special ballot for ballot questions. Columbia has no listed special ballot questions for this election.” More information about primary election day is available in this special section that appeared in the Lancaster Intelligencer Journal/New Era last week.