Hawaii uses what is called an open primary system that allows any voter to vote in primaries regardless of how they are registered.
Independent Politicians articles on Democracy Chronicles
Independent politicians are not connected to a political party. Washington was the only American president elected as an independent, being not formally affiliated with any party. Also see Third Party Central.
Mali Election’s New Hopefuls Include Gold Magnate and Tech Leader
Both have dabbled in politics but come from the world of business, raising hopes that they could better tackle rampant corruption
Using Ranked Choice Voting For President Can Save America
Let’s keep advocating for systems like Instant Runoff Voting and Ranked Choice Voting, so that we the voters have the tools to truly pick better candidates, especially when the two dominant parties are not offering us candidates we want to vote for.
Democratic Socialism Rising in the Age of Trump
42 people running for federal, state and local offices with endorsement of the Democratic Socialists of America
The Modern Republican Party Has Been Usurped
It is time for Progressives, Liberals, Moderates, Independents, disillusioned Republicans abandoned by their own party, Democrats of all stripes and varieties, and disaffected voters to rally together and stand up and be counted.
Independent Virgin Islands Governor Hopeful in Ballot Access Lawsuit
Independent candidate sued the U.S. Virgin Islands elections department to require his name be put on the ballot
Court Blocks 10% Petition for Nebraska Independent Candidates
The Nebraska petition requirement for non-presidential independent candidates is now unconstitutional
Is a Presidential Run For Starbucks’ Howard Schultz on Tap?
Starbucks longtime boss Howard Schultz is retiring, and many are thinking he may run for president
NY Democratic Party Refuses Independents Vote in Primary
New York Democratic Party delegates tabled a resolution that would have allowed independent voters in primaries
NY Reform Party to Allow Independents to Vote in Their Primary
The ballot-qualified Reform Party of New York held its state convention on Sunday, May 20.