Protest voters utilise Super Tuesday to ‘send a message’ as independents

Sky News Washington Correspondent Annelise Nielsen speaks to protest voters taking to the polls on Super Tuesday. Ms Nielsen explained how protest voters register as independent constituents to allow themselves a vote in another political party’s Primary. One voter told Sky News Australia he registered as a Republican despite never voting for them and selected Nikki Haley to “show support against Donald Trump”. When asked if he would vote for her in the presidential election, he answered he would “likely end up still voting Democrat”. Another independent told Ms Nielsen she voted “uncommitted” to try and “send a message about what is happening in Gaza”.