Info on Republican primaries where Democrats and Independents can vote

States that allow all to vote in primary are in white Vote for Dr. Ron Paul And help change the world for the better. State/Territory	Date	Type	REGISTER!
Alabama	Feb 5	Open	REGISTER!
Alaska	Feb 5	Modified	REGISTER!
Arizona	Feb 5	Closed	REGISTER!
Arkansas	Feb 5	Open	REGISTER!
California	Feb 5	Closed	REGISTER!
Colorado	Feb 5	Closed	REGISTER!
Connecticut	Feb 5	Closed	REGISTER!
Delaware	Feb 5	Closed	REGISTER!
Florida	Jan 29	Closed	REGISTER!
Georgia	Feb 5	Open	REGISTER!
Hawaii	Mar 2	Closed	REGISTER!
Idaho	May 27	Open - Closing?	REGISTER!
Illinois	Feb 5	Open	REGISTER!
Indiana	May 6 (Mar 4?)	Open	REGISTER!
Iowa	Jan 14	Closed	REGISTER!
Kansas	Apr 1	Closed	REGISTER!
Kentucky	May 20	Closed	REGISTER!
Louisiana	Feb 9	Closed	REGISTER!
Maine	Feb 1	Closed	REGISTER!
Maryland	Feb 12	Modified	REGISTER!
Massachusetts	Mar 4	Modified	REGISTER!
Michigan	Feb 5 (Jan 15?)	Open - Closing?	REGISTER!
Minnesota	Feb 5	Open	REGISTER!
Mississippi	Mar 11	Open	REGISTER!
Missouri	Feb 5	Open	REGISTER!
Montana	Jun 3 (Feb 5?)	Open	REGISTER!
Nebraska	May 13	Closed	REGISTER!
Nevada	Jan 19	Closed	REGISTER!
New Hampshire	Jan 22	Modified	REGISTER!
New Jersey	Feb 5	Closed	REGISTER!
New Mexico	Feb 5	Closed	REGISTER!
New York	Feb 5	Closed	REGISTER!
North Carolina	May 6	Modified	REGISTER!
North Dakota	Feb 5	Open	REGISTER!
Ohio	Mar 4 (Jan 29?)	Open	REGISTER!
Oklahoma	Feb 5	Closed	REGISTER!
Oregon	May 20	Closed	REGISTER!
Pennsylvania	Feb 12	Closed	REGISTER!
Rhode Island	Mar 4	Modified	REGISTER!
South Carolina	Jan 19	Open	REGISTER!
South Dakota	Jun 3	Closed	REGISTER!
Tennessee	Feb 5	Open	REGISTER!
Texas	Mar 4	Open	REGISTER!
Utah	Feb 5	Modified	REGISTER!
Vermont	Mar 4	Open	REGISTER!
Virginia	Feb 12	Open?	REGISTER!
Washington	Feb 19	Closed	REGISTER!
West Virginia	May 13	Modified	REGISTER!
Wisconsin	Feb 19	Open	REGISTER!
Wyoming	Jan 22	Closed	REGISTER!
American Samoa	Feb 23	Open	REGISTER!
District of Columbia	Feb 12	Closed	REGISTER!
Guam	Feb 16	Closed	REGISTER!
Northern Mariana Islands	???	Closed	REGISTER!
Puerto Rico	Feb 24	Open	REGISTER!
Virgin Islands	Feb 23	Open	REGISTER!

• Open: Any voter, regardless of party registration, can vote in the primary of any party.
• Closed: Only registered members of a party can vote in that primary.
• Modified: Usually means only party members can only vote in their primaries, however independent voters can choose to vote in any party’s primary. See below for specific state information:
  • Alaska: Parties can choose if they want their primary to be open. According to the Alaska GOP Rules (Article XI) independent voters may vote in the Republican primary
  • Maryland: It is unknown if independent voters can vote in the Republican primary.
  • Massachusetts: Party members can only vote in their primary. However, independent voters can declare a political party the day of the election and vote in their primary. It is unknown if registered members of parties can switch the day of the primary.
  • New Hampshire: Party members can only vote in their primary. However, independent voters can declare a political party the day of the election and vote in their primary. Registered members of political parties CAN NOT change parties the day of the primary.
  • North Carolina: It is unknown if independent voters can vote in the Republican primary.
  • Rhode Island: Party members can only vote in their primary. However, independent voters can declare a political party the day of the election and vote in their primary. Registered members of political parties CAN NOT change parties the day of the primary, they must change parties 90 days before the primary..
  • Utah: It is unknown if independent voters can vote in the Republican primary.
  • West Virginia: It is unknown if independent voters can vote in the Republican primary.

• January
  • January 14: Iowa
  • January 15: Michigan?
  • January 19: Nevada, South Carolina
  • January 22: New Hampshire, Wyoming
  • January 29: Florida, Ohio?
• February
  • February 1: Maine
  • February 5 (Super Tuesday): Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Illinois, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana?, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Utah
  • February 9: Louisiana
  • February 12: District of Columbia, PennsylvaniaMaryland, Virginia
  • February 19: Washington, Wisconsin
• March
  • March 2: Hawaii
  • March 4: Indiana?, Massachusetts, Ohio, Rhode Island, Texas, Vermont
  • March 11: Mississippi
• May
  • May 6: Indiana, North Carolina
  • May 13: Nebraska, West Virginia
  • May 20: Kentucky, Oregon
  • May 27: Idaho
• June
  • June 3: Montana, South Dakota

Updates:

• 20070820 - no more opening stuff in new windows, add section with states sorted by primary date
• 20070819 - Released

Information taken from National Association of Secretaries of States Calendar of 2008 State Primaries/Caucuses (last updated on August 9, 2007), Election Assistance Commission - National Mail Voter Registration Form (last updated August 12, 2006) and The Green Papers Presidential Primaries 2008 Republican Delegate Selection and Voter Eligibility.