What Political Party Are You Registered With?
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Independent, do not trust either the democrats or republicans.
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ReplyDeleteDemocrat but I only for Republicans
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ReplyDeleteRegistered Dem, seldom vote that way.
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ReplyDeleteI'm registered as a Republician, so my voice can be heard during primary elections, as well as other elections....however I consider myself a Libertarian.
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ReplyDeleteRegistered as a democrat; but... after all these years (46) I am changing my party. Either republican or independent. I feel my registration reflects my opinion, and I can no longer go with the democratic party. I am concerned about primary votes so we'll see. Republican I guess.
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ReplyDeleteDemocrat but will be changing that.
ReplyDeleteRepublican!!!!! Why make an A$$ out of yourself?!! LOL!!!!
ReplyDeleteI cannot wait for November. We are on the brink of the biggest political shift in congress the likes of which we have never seen before.
Democrat but will be changing that.
ReplyDeleteRegistered as a Republican, but usually vote for the candidate with the best projection of fiscal responsibility. Salisbury's best politicians are Debbie Campbell and Terry Cohen and they are both Democrats. Go figure!
ReplyDeleteIndependent - always was and always will be an independent thinker. Neither party holds any appeal to me - both are merely pushing their own adgenda. Positive change will never occur until we break away from the partisan politics.
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ReplyDeleteDemocrat , but I have always voted Republican
ReplyDeletedemocrat, but vote for the best canidate.. always went independent so a third party could get more funding so we can have more options
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ReplyDeleteDemocrat. I believe they best reflect the concerns of the middle class.
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ReplyDeleteI have been a Democrat for 51 years as was my family before me, but interestingly you are asking as this past MONDAY I went to the Wicomico County Board of Elections and changed my affiliation to REPUBLICAN. I have voted that way for about 10 years, so why not support them in every way.
ReplyDeleteregistering as a independent is wimmpy... get a grip and take a stand. I am a republican
ReplyDeleteDem but ONLY because of local elections! I have voted rep. for the last 21 yrs!!!!
ReplyDeleteIf you are either rep. or ind. you almost nerver vote in local prim.
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ReplyDeleteYoung Republican right here!
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ReplyDeleteParty affiliation really does not matter. What really matters is whether or not you vote your conscience--that means STOP voting based on party affiliation and start voting based on the platform each individual person/politician presents.
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ReplyDeleteHow in the hell did a Dem ever get elected if that is the rule rather than the exception. Someone voted for him!!!!! jackkcharl@aol.com
ReplyDeleteRepublican. I have been known to cross party lines to support the better candidate. I was even on the election committee for Sheriff Charles Martin (D) for his winning election against the then sitting Worcester County sheriff who was also a Dem. It's the best person first in my book.
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Absolutely, even though I just changed to Republican, I will continue to vote for whom I feel is best for the job. My only regret is I won't be voting in the primary as someone said, but oh well.. Those that voted Democrat must have voted early and often here too. LOL
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ReplyDeleteHow about you register with common sense and factual analysis. Stop throwing your loyalty behind a party.
ReplyDeleteINDEPENDENT, all day every day.
Parties= backroom deals, back stabbers, spin doctors, etc.
used to be a Dem and switched to Independent.
ReplyDeleteindependant leaning democrat now.
ReplyDeletedemocrat but will cross all patry lines this election
ReplyDeleteI'm registered as an Independant, but I vote for the person I feel can do the best job.
ReplyDeleteWas Independent then went Green only to support a friend. I vote for the person that best reflects my views.
ReplyDeleteIm not registered to vote, because if you look at the system they use to tally these votes you'll notice that your vote does not matter.
ReplyDeleteTime for the American Patriot Party to form.
ReplyDeleteINDEPENDENT, I can make up my OWN mind. I don't need a bunch of greedy politicians and talking heads telling me how I should view every issue or how to vote.
ReplyDeleteUsed to be a democrat, but always voted more for the Republicans so recently became an INdependent...
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ReplyDeleteI am registered Democrat but vote for who I feel can do the best job. Party loyalty went out long time ago.
ReplyDeleteDemocrat. Registered that way so I could vote in their primaries which are more interesting to watch results on in this state. But I always vote Republican! And now that I think of it, it might be a useful way to influence a swing vote to select the least likely to win Democrat candidate for the next national election!
ReplyDeleteRepublican. Changed from the Democratic party when Reagan ran.
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ReplyDeleteregister as dem in md only to cast a primary vote for the candidate who cant win the actual election
ReplyDeleteRegistered Democrap,will be changing this year.
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ReplyDeleteI am a Republican at heart! I am also a State of MD employee so I change party affiliations after the Governor is elected every 4 years no matter what he/she may be. "They" say your party affiliation doesn't matter but I'm not so sure. Job security is everything in this ecomony.
ReplyDeleteWas a Republican but got over that along time ago, when Bush tied on Iran - do Republicans ever read history books? And while a devout fundamental Christian, can't stomach the extreme right wingers.
ReplyDeleteRegistered as a Democrat, got over that too - what is the Democratic Party thinking when they embrace extreme liberalism, they almost chase you back to being a Republican.
So now I agree totally with 2:18, an independent interested in voting for people who I think will do the job and not support party politics to the exclusion of what is good for the populace!!
I really hate it that a lot of people who are fed up with "their" party are now becoming independents instead of just going to the other side. You apparently liked being part of one party or another.
ReplyDeleteThe Democratic Party and the Republican Party are neither one what they used to be. Not at all!
Independent means you don't follow the all the views of either of the other 2 parties but I'm meeting more and more Independents who truly follow the beliefs wholeheartedly of the Republican Party. A few years ago it was Republicans leaving their party because they agreed with everything the Democrats stood for.
If you're that into them, then why are you registered as INDEPENDENT?
We don't want your kind in our party! Our party is just what is says INDEPENDENT!
Was a republican but switched to independent.Time for a 3rd party.
ReplyDeleteRepublican. As Ann Coulter writes, " if democrats had any brains, they'd be Republicans." Yeah. As for the present administration............'nuff said.
ReplyDeleterepublican.voted independent alot,obama for change this time.enjoying the shakedown.somebody had to do it.I'm tired of supporting the republicans homeless children. and they think they have elitist entitlements.haha.they sold out their children,big.turn everything upside down shake it out n start over.
ReplyDelete"registering as a independent is wimmpy... get a grip and take a stand."
ReplyDeleteRegistering independent *IS* taking a stand. Why should you register for either party if you have significant differences with both?
It makes no sense to give loyalty to either party unless you really agree with them a wide majority of the time.