Pennsylvania Statutes § 299 Right to vote at primary
Statute Text
An elector duly registered and enrolled as a member of a political party, if otherwise qualified, may vote the ballot of said party at a primary, subject to the provisions of this act. No elector enrolled and registered as a member of any one particular party shall be allowed to receive or vote the ballot of any other political party at a primary election, and no elector who is not enrolled and registered as a member of some political party shall be permitted to vote at any primary election.
History
1913, July 25, P.L. 1043, § 9.
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