If Im registered w/ Green Party could I still vote for Obama or would I have to join the Democratic party?

Question

I'm talking about voting in the general election.

Answer 1

It doesn't matter which party you are registered to; that's only used for statistics. You can vote for whomever you want.

Answer 2

You can vote for Obama in November.  You don't have to register as a Democrat.

Answer 3

you can vote for who you want as long as you don't vote McBush...

Answer 4

This is one of the many great benefits to this great nation, freedom to choose without fear of retaliation. I love the America.  

Answer 5

You can vote for anybody you like, or against anybody you don't like in the general election.  After suffering with him as Senator for two years, I'm voting against Obama.

Answer 6

You can vote for any party in the general election regardless of your registration.  Registration only matters during primaries.

Answer 7

Vote Nader!  Show these politicians that your vote won't and can't be bought!

Answer 8

No you do not have to join any party to vote for their candidate in November.

Answer 9

You would only have to be registered Democrat in order to vote in the primaries.

For the general election, you may vote for whomever you please, regardless of party.

Answer 10

Obama..IS the democratic party...

Answer 11

Although you shouldnt be voting for Obama, the party youre registered for only applies to the primaries, in the general election you can vote for whoever the heIl you want.

Vote for America, Vote McCain

Answer 12

Your party registration doesn't matter, on election day you can vote for whoever you chose. Party affiliation only matters during the primaries (and thats only in certain states)

Answer 13

You can vote for anyone you want for president.  The party affiliation only matters for primaries, and in some states, you can vote in any primary no matter what your party is.