The Independent Party of Oregon has decided to open its 2016 primary election to non-affiliated voters.
More than 100,000 Oregonians belong to the political party that recently won major party status, like the Democrats and Republicans.
But you won't have to be a member to vote in its state-funded primary election in May 2016. Party officials told the Secretary of State's office last week that Oregon's 450,000 non-affiliated voters will have a say in which Independent Party candidates advance to the November general election.
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