California · Elections Code
ELEC §2152: (a) Whenever any voter has declined to disclose or has changed the voter’s party preference prior to the close of registration for an election, the voter may either so disclose or have a change record
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Voters who have not disclosed or who have changed their party preference before registration closes may disclose or change their party preference record.
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