I just found out that Virginia is having a Primary on Tuesday.
Can I vote just being a registered voter or do I have to be a registered member of a political party?





I just found out that Virginia is having a Primary on Tuesday.
Can I vote just being a registered voter or do I have to be a registered member of a political party?





In AZ you have to be registered to a party. Independents can't vote.
I believe that's how it is for primaries in federal elections.
Because there ain't no tits on the radio



I'm not sure how it is in Virginia, Susan--in New Hampshire, we declare a party when we show up to vote, and so can vote either Republican or Democrat. Maybe it will be like this in your state, too.
JK Jim
^ Really? I feel like such an idiot. I went to vote the other day, stood in line for 1/2 hour, and totally forgot that I was registered Green, but not sure if that would have stopped me from trying if I had remembered. You can only vote for to nominate someone in your party, afaik. Democrats pick a dem to represent their party, etc.





vote for obama, if you vote. he can win.





Anyone know how it works in Texas? Ours are next month and I want to be super prepared!
The popular vote doesn't matter. Why doesn't anyone get that?
Feel the fear and do it anyway.





it matters during the primaries. obama lost new mexico by a bare handful of votes (last time i checked the count, it was a hundred or so).
it was close in missouri too (where he won by a thousand or so).
and it was very close in darn near every state for repubs.
at least in this election year, whether you're a dem or repub, the primary races have been extremely close and victories have been reliant on higher than average voter turnouts.





Promote yourself and earn more money! This is a business that is owned by strippers for strippers. Let's make that money!










not quite. google 'faithless electors'.





Last edited by Susan-Va; 02-08-2008 at 11:02 PM. Reason: I'm drunk and can't spell for crap!
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