Oregon GOP wants to open its primaries to non-affiliated voters

6 February 2012, 7:32 pm

SALEM — Oregon Republicans have decided that their primary elections exclude non-affiliated voters at the GOP’s own peril. But the party’s attempt to cast a wider net may prove more complicated than first assumed. The Central Committee of the Oregon Republican Party decided at its winter meeting Saturday to allow …... Read More »

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