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wait I misunderstood your question at first, but the way city propositions work, you don't really need to be registered in the D / R party to vote for propositions.

A proposition isn’t a partisan thing; it’s probably the closest to democracy you get in the US.

Take Texas Proposition 3 from the 2023 elections:

Sec. 25. The legislature may not impose a tax based on the wealth or net worth of an individual or family, including a tax based on the difference between the assets and liabilities of an individual or family

This is not a partisan thing, but a leftist would oppose this state constitutional amendment (it passed with 67.88% of the vote)

ballot props are nominally non-partisan; they don't have a party formally affiliated with them