21.   Any registered voter can cast a ballot for a Republican candidate, but only the ballots of registered GOP voters count toward delegate selection.

22.   Any registered voter would be allowed to participate, and some in the party fear that could produce an unpredictable and possibly tainted result.

23.   Any registered voter can participate in the primary, regardless of party affiliation.

24.   Any registered voter with a phone was in danger of getting a get-out-and-vote call.

25.   Any registered voter can cast a ballot in the primary regardless of party affiliation.

26.   Any registered voter can participate Tuesday in any of the five party primaries.

27.   Any registered voter can participate, with the only consequence being that voters cannot also participate in the Democratic presidential caucuses next month.

28.   As plans now stand, registered voters could cast their ballots via computer or regular mail in advance of the nominating convention in August.

29.   At each election, it seems, officials announce a record-low turnout, with fewer than half of registered voters typically going to the polls.

30.   Besides requiring petition circulators to be registered voters, the law says they must wear badges identifying themselves as paid or volunteer workers.