Frequently Asked Questions:
- What is a primary?: Before the Republicans run a candidate for President, they must choose which candidate to run. Ron Paul is competing with other candidates like John McCain, Rudy Giuliani, Tom Tancredo, and Mitt Romney to be the Republican candidate for 2008. States hold elections on different dates to decide who they want to be the Republican nominee, these elections are called primaries or caucuses, for simplicity sake I refer to them all as primaries.
- Why is it important?: Ron Paul has said he will not run as a third party candidate. This is our one and only shot to translate our online support in to real world support. With the power of the Republican party behind him, Ron Paul will have instant name recognition, the power of the GOP and their local chapters behind him, and the vote of all the people who vote Republican in every election.
- Do I need to register as a Republican?: If your state is highlighted in yellow, then you need to register as a Republican; in your state only members of the Republican party can vote for who they think should be the nominee of the Republican party. If your state is highlighted in white, then anyone from any party can vote in the Republican primary; you only need to make sure you are registered to vote.
- What do the other colors mean?: If something is highlighted in red it means that deadline is fast approaching and you better register if you live in that state. If something is highlighted in gray and has a strikethough it means that deadline has already passed.
- Does it cost money to become a Republican?: No. All you have to do is print out your voter registration form, check the box that says “Republican” and mail it in. You do not have to attend meetings, pay dues, canvas, or anything like that.
- I’m in the military or live overseas, what do I do?: Generally the same deadlines apply to you, contact your state about getting an absentee ballot. Visit FVAP for more guidance.
Since this URL is kind of long and hard to remember, I’ve created another one, much shorter and easier to remember, that redirects here: http://www.primarilypaul.com/register/.
Updates:
- 20080203 – Alabama, California, Kansas, Maine, Maryland, Ohio, Rhode Island, American Samoa, and Guam have all had deadlines pass. Florida and Maine primaries are over.
- 20080121 – Maine, Massachusetts deadlines passed. South Carolina and Nevada primaries over. Mississippi, Ohio, Rhode Island, Texas have looming deadlines.
- 20080115 – Delawre, Hawaii, New Jersey, New York, Oklahoma, Virginia, and DC deadlines have all passed. Michigan’s primary is over.
- 20080109 – Illinois, Louisiana, Missouri passed. New Hampshire primary is over
- 20080107 – mark passed deadlines ad completed primaries as such
- 20080102 – Now coordinating efforts with the official campaign website. Florida, Kentucky, and Nevada deadlines have passed. Indiana’s deadline is April 7. Update Guam dates. Nevada registration deadline is Jan 6 – they have no voter registration but you must be a resident of the state 30 days before the election to vote. Hawaii is closed caucus and registration is 10 days before the caucus. Washington’s registration deadline is January 10th. Nevada is December 19, not December 31.
- 20071230 – Michigan, Nevada, New Jersey, and South Carolina have all passed. Mark Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Delaware, Florida, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, New Jersey, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Utah, Virginia, Washington as looming deadlines. fixed Alaksa and Alabama links, Arkansas primary date link, got info for Hawaii, update Idaho closing link, Maryland deadline links, Michigan SOS link, Mississippi party change date, Nebraska deadline links, Nevada dates and links, North Carolina links, Connecticut in person deadline. Florida party change deadline. Idaho can register in person the day of the primary. Louisiana has a caucus as well. Maine’s voting lasts multiple days. Mississippi registration deadline. Montana is open, not closed. Virginia registration deadline.
- 20071221 – change link to Alaska primary date
- 20071210 – Rhode Island, Colorado, and Wyoming registration deadlines have passed; highlight all registration/party change deadlines in december as looming
- 20071205 – updated Massachusetts primary date and links, highlight Nevada registration deadline as looming
- 20071130 – fixed North Carolina voter registration form link, fixed Alabama links
- 20071127 – highlight Iowa as closed, updated New Hampshire dates and links
- 20071120 – Maryland has passed; highlight Colorado, Michigan, New Jersey, and Rhode Island; updated Alabama primary date link
- 20071117 – updated party change deadline for Colorado, highlight it, and updated the links for it and the registration deadline
- 20071114 – changed Hawaii links, updated all of Iowa, Michigan won’t be closed, possibility of Idaho closing updating with new link, Kansas links, DC links, Massachusetts might be changing dates, changed Montana date even though normal citizens aren’t allowed to vote. Switched from Wikipedia links to NASS links for Alaska, Colorado, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Dakota, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia. Updated Maryland closed primary link, North Carolina links, added primary date to West Virginia
- 20071108 – Connecticut deadline has passed
- 20071101 – Delaware deadline has passed
- 20071029 – highlight West Virginia, Maryland, Connecticut, update dates and link for West Virginia to Ron Paul’s website, update American Samoa and link to a post on my site
- 20071018 – added section for military and overseas voters, New York and New Hampshire party change deadline has passed, Delaware is now a looming deadline
- 20071012 – corrected date for South Carolina Election, changed link for Colorado party change deadline, Colorado closed primary link, Alabama primary date link, Arizona party change deadline, Connecticut primary date link, Connecticut new voter registration link and date, Connecticut closed primary link, Indiana primary date link, Indiana registration deadline and link, Kansas registration deadline
- 20071007 – corrected party change deadline for Delaware, added Kansas information, added party change deadline for Pennsylvania and South Dakota, corrected registration date and link for Pennsylvania
- 20071003 – fixed year for New Hampshire, highlight looming deadlines, linked New York’s party change deadline to a post on my site instead of a huge PDF of election laws, correct deadline for Pennsylvania, change link for Virgin Islands
- 20070930 – updated party change date for New Hampshire, last day and link to register for DC, North Carolina party change
- 20070928 – updated party change deadlines for Connecticut, Maine, Nebraska, New York and New Mexico; link for South Dakota
- 20079827 – updated Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, and Connecticut
- 20070925 – took out calendar of primaries, combining efforts with WinWin08 to produce one table with more information
- 20070910 – updated Louisiana links, Michigan dates, Montana dates, Virgin Islands primary closed per their website, reworded open/closed/modified stuff, added deadlines using NVRA
- 20070820 – no more opening stuff in new windows, add section with states sorted by primary date
- 20070819 – Released
Sources: National Association of Secretaries of States Calendar of 2008 State Primaries/Caucuses, Election Assistance Commission – National Mail Voter Registration Form and The Green Papers Presidential Primaries 2008 Republican Delegate Selection and Voter Eligibility.
If you find errors or have suggestions you can leave a comment or email me adminREMOVE-THIS@THIS-TOOprimarilypaul.com . I don’t know everything about every state, so if you have specific questions you should contact your state’s elections office or secretary of state.
59 Comments
Re: Massachusetts primary
If you are registered as democrat, you need to switch by Feb 13th, 2008. If you vote the republican primary and want to be indepedent or democratic, you’ll need to switch it back afterwards.
I asked the elections commission about switching from democrat to republican and this is what they said:
Dear Mr. Moore,
In order to check on your party affiliation you are going to want to contact the city of Worcester. The Worcester Elections Commission can be contacted at (508) 799-1134. If you are a registered unenrolled voter (commonly referred to as Independent) then you will be able to choose which Presidential Primary to vote in (meaning Democrat, Republican, Green Rainbow or Working Families) without changing your party status. If you are a registered Democrat, you will only be allowed to receive a Democratic Primary Ballot, so you will need to change to your party affiliation if you wish to receive a Republican Ballot. You can do this by filling out another voter registration form with your desired party change. If you would like we can mail you a voter registration form or you may go to Worcester City Hall and change your party affiliation in person. The deadline to change your party status is 20 days prior to an election in order to still be eligible to vote, which makes the deadline for the Presidential Primary February 13th 2008. If you have any further questions please feel free to email or call us at (617) 727-2828. Thanks!
Elections Division
——————————————————————————–
From: Moore, Dave
Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2007 10:06 AM
To: SEC-DL-Elections Inquiries
Subject: Voting in the presidential primary
Hi,
I believe I am currently registered as a democrat or independent as a voter. I want to vote on the republican primary ballot for the primary. Do I need to switch my affiliation prior to the primary? How do I do that?
Hi guys,
Can you please add the premier Ron Paul news website to your “unofficial” links column:
http://www.ronpaulforpresident2008.com
Thanks!
In Virginia, there is no party registration: everyone is essentially unaffiliated.
So, you can vote in whichever primary you wish. Naturally, I’ll be voting in the Republican primary.
What I’m still not clear on is how I become a Paul delegate.
Virginia delegates are bound to support the candidate to whom they are committed for two ballots, then it goes to free-for-all.
Naturally, I’d be unshakeably committed to Dr. Paul, no matter how many ballots.
I’m pretty sure that PA’s primary is Tuesday, April 22. There was some legislation floating around in an attempt to get it moved, but the last I heard, it had failed and we were given a tentative date in April.
Can you please post the dates on the closed primary states for the last day for people to switch parties if they are not already Republicans?
In AZ you must Register to be a Republican by Jan 7, 2008 at midnight, but if you wait that long, they may “lose” your application. So do it sooner and keep a receipt.
There is some question about AZ being an open primary state, but you are correct. It is closed! That is because the primary is not called a primary it is called the Presidential Preference Election and that has its own rules. One of those rules is that if you want to vote for Ron Paul on Feb. 5, 2008 you must be a registered Republican.
Maryland is a closed state. You must change to Republican, to vote for Ron Paul.
So many states are changing their rules, or will be seeking to change their rules, that every voter should just register Republican anyway, so they are not surprised on election day.
Also, being registered allows you to participate in the state convention which often controls MORE party delegates than the primary. In my State of SD, 27 delegates are avail – 3 are controlled by the primary, and 3 are for the party hierarchy, and 24 are up for grabs at convention.
Eight times as many votes are up for grabs than the primary. Given our late primary date, and long distances between population centers, it doesn’t pay to campaign in the traditional sense.
here are two websites that give a good breakdown on which states get how many delegates at national.
http://www.thegreenpapers.com/P08/R-Alloc.phtml
http://www.gop.com/Images/AllStateSummaries.pdf
(might be a good idea to copy these somewhere)
Later.
Are the dates printed in the table above for the year 2007 or 2008? I don’t know if the date for my state has passed yet.
In West Virginia, Independents can vote in the Republican primary on May 13.
But the *real primary were most of the delegates for WV GOP will be decide Super Tuesday February 5 by an State Convention.
Only Republicans can go to the state convention. Now these *Republicans that are going to State Convention is decided by an on-line vote.
Want to know more? Join Ron Paul WV meet up group and will help you, but please join fast. Deadlines are coming and we need you!
Thanks
Some more Drop Dead Dates:
Here is what I have found out so far by calling the local counties (and p.s. the local GOPs know much more than the state officials) If any of this info is wrong, please correct it:
Washington – Feb. 19 closed primary but you can declare yourself whichever party you choose on the day of voting. Just ask for the Republican ballot. I would register as a Republican ahead of time anyway in case they change the rules.
Utah – Closed. Feb.5, 2008. Inds cannot vote. But you can switch party affiliation at the polls. I would register as a Republican ahead of time anyway in case they change the rules.
Oregon – May 20th. Closed primary. Last day to switch parties is April 29, 2008.
California – Closed. 2/5/08. Jan. 22 last day to change party affiliation.
Hawaii – The state folks don’t know anything at all. Someone from there please find out and post for us.
Nevada – Just switched to caucuses. The state folks don’t know jack. Ignore them. It will be closed. It will be more like a presidential preference election. You must be a registered republican 30 days prior to the election on Jan. 19, 2008. Unless you are going to turn 18 by Jan. 19, 2008 then you can register the day you turn 18 without the 30 day waiting period.
Not sure how the caucus will work, but you will be able to go into a booth and pull a lever for a candidate. I found out that much.
Still working on other states. If you have the last day to register in other states, will you please post it here? Thanks.
Washington State does not require a person to register Republican or Democrat. Yet, it is highlighted yellow.
thanks from info-overload.net for linking me to this resource. I updated my Ron Paul article to include this.
New Hampshire
Deadline to change Registration
OCTOBER 12th—-2007
http://www.boston.com/news/local/new_hampshire/articles/2007/09/29/oct_12_deadline_to_change_party_registration_for_primary/?rss_id=Boston.com+–+New+Hampshire+news
Paul- Please update New Hampshire!
If you are registered Independent, I think you can still vote in the Republican Primary.
_BUT_
If you are NOT registered in a Party, or
are registered in some other Party-
You need to Get Registered Republican by OCTOBER 12th, 2007!
You may need to do it in person, I am not sure. Call local board of elections to find out for sure in New Hampshire.
!! after you check the dates for your state, go to the link for your state and verify the info
the date for NH is shown here as Oct 12, 2008, but should be 2007 – as printed on the NH official site. click on the date’s hyperlink to take you there
Jennifer – Excellent research. To the question posted on 9/20 about Hawaii, I spoke with the state Elections office which recommended that my Republican questions be answered by the state Republican HQ. What I learned was that Hawaii will have a caucus in mid-May for unelected delegates to nominate a chosen candidate for each major party. In other words, even if a majority of Hawaii residents wanted a particular candidate to be on the ticket in the General Election, it would never happen unless their party’s group of delegates concurred. Small potatoes when compared to states that will hold their primaries on or before 2/5/08, in my opinion, and there isn’t much time.
Personally, I have found that the most effective way to share Ron Paul with others is to share some knowledge with someone who is frustrated with the selection of candidates, then hand that person a DVD. Thanks to Nate in Idaho (www.ronpauldvd.com), the iso video file is free to download so anyone with a DVD writer on their PC can burn the 3.5-hour DVD, which I keep hearing very positive feedback on how excellent it is (I happen to agree)!
Sharing online (www.ronpaulportal.com) can be slightly less effective than flyers/DVDs given in person, but either approach certainly has its useful place to eventually reach the masses.
l hear rumors that Iowa, California and Alabama have also changed their registration deadlines. ls this true? Anyone know?
Unfortunately it took segregationist Governor Wallace to reveal the truth that “there’s not a dime’s worth of difference between” Republicans and Democrats. The Democrats willingly went along with the War in Iraq, suspension of Habeas Corpus, detaining protesters, banning books like America Deceived (book) from Amazon, stealing private lands (Kelo decision), warrant-less wiretapping and refusing to investigate 9/11 properly. They are both guilty of treason.
Change to Republican, support the $5-million dollar man, Dr. Ron Paul and save this country.
As an aside, we must give credit where it is due, this blogger guessed the $5 million donation number right first:
Ron Paul Revolution
Washington state will have both a caucus (2/9/08) and a primary election (2/19/08). WA has open voter registration, they do not request party affiliation; however, a voter must select candidates from only one party in a primary election for their ballot to be validated and counted.
From the Secretary of State’s web site:
http://www.secstate.wa.gov/elections/pdf/2008PP/PP%20MFQ%20Updated%20August%202007%20Final.pdf
Voters can participate in both the party caucuses and the Presidential Primary so long as they participate on behalf of the same party… The parties will invite voters to participate in the caucuses and will require participants to sign an oath declaring their party affiliation. Voters participating in the Presidential Primary will be asked to sign an oath submitted by the political parties indicating that the voter has not participated in the other party’s caucus process. Each party will receive a list of voters who chose to affiliate with that party in the primary.
Political parties retain the authority to decide if they will use the Presidential Primary to allocate delegates to the national nominating conventions. The political parties may also use caucus results or a combination of primary results and caucus results. The Republican Party used the results of the primary to allocate all of the Washington delegates in 1992, half of its delegates in 1996 and one third of its delegates in 2000. The State Republican Party has decided that it will use the 2008 Presidential Primary to allocate 51% of its delegates. The remaining 49% of the delegates will be allocated based on caucus results. The Democratic Party has never used the results of the primary to allocate delegates. The State Democratic Party has decided to use only caucuses to allocate delegates in 2008.
Great informative post and THANKS for posting it!
People really need to find out the rules for the primary in thier state.
PLUS…People need to continue donating when they have extra money. Spread Ron Paul’s name and message. Hand out flyers. Post signs.
Do everything you can because the so-called top tier are not going to play fair.
In Arizona you must be a registered republican to vote in the presidential
” primary “! They call it the ‘presidential preference election’ and it’s exempt from the open primary laws. Please check your states laws carefully.
In Arizona you must be a registered republican to vote in the ‘presidential primary’! By calling it the ‘presidential preference election’they get around the open primary laws Check your states laws very carefully.
DELAWARE: I have seen 3 different dates
for Delaware:
October 13th!
October 31st
and November 1st.
Can you make sure you have the correct info??
Great on what you have done so far.
Just make sure everything is correct.
http://ronpaul2008.com now has info up.
But some of your dates are different.
Please check Delaware!
Thanks Paul.
Delaware Info:
http://electionsncc.delaware.gov/votreg.shtml
Paul Please update delaware on your site.
This shows October 31st.
I reached this conclusion when I heard Charles Goyette pose the question of what you would do if it was Hillary vs Paul in the general election. I thought, Paul vs ANY Democrat would be great! So I regostered as a Repub, and will vote in the primaries for Paul. I would take Ron over any Democrat except Gravel or Kucinich.
Thanks for such a useful website – perhaps democracy will have a chance – if so, Ron will win (hopefully with Gravel and Kucinich in vocal support).
Apparently in the state of NY when you request a party change it only goes into affect after the next general election by law.
“QOUTE” How do I change my enrollment?
If you wish to change your enrollment from one party to another or from not-enrolled to a party, send a Voter Registration Form with your new choice to your county board of elections.
The board will notify you when the change takes place, by Law, after the next general election.
So by NY state law your commited to whatever party your registered as untill its to late to make a diffrence….????
Am I reading this Correct????????
According to DE’s website, their deadline is October 31
Has there been any verification or guarantee that the voting machines will be tamper proof or software checked and sealed? Will there be any kind of paper trail for possible recount verification and validation?
What have they done since 2000 and 2004 to protect the voter. Our vote is our voice and if it is fixed, then what do we have left as America?
Every vote will count …
If Ron Paul gets the nomination I would like to be a Ron P. delegate from Florida.
If Ron is undone as the Republicans did to Buchanan in 1995 and 96, I will leave the Republican Party, and Hillary will win and this nation will be finished, but will survive in smaller parts … we’ll have our own country where NO MAN wears an earring.
Kansas will be having a Republican Caucus to nominate the Presidential candidate on Saturday, February 9, 2008.
Details here:
http://ksgopcaucus.org/news.htm
MICHIGAN deadline for switching parties is October 9.
How can I register to vote for Ron Paul from Vietnam?
I am a New Yorker (Clinton/McNulty district) from Castleton. I haven’t been in the states since 2003.
I understand I am still eligible.
Bartlett Ridge
94 B Hoang Dieu Street
Dalat
T LamDong
SR Viet Nam
What about non-residents? I’m a citizen but don’t currently live in the States or any of it’s territories.
I guess it’s another trip to the embassy?
I believe there is a typo for the south carolina primary election date.
Registration deadline was after the actual election? hehe Or is that supposed to be Jan 19 2008?
What happened to the full chart that had all the 50 states? Please, can someone put it back up? I’d appreciate it.
I believe that some states that are closed mean that you have to register as the party to vote in the primaries right? But I think some you can’t be Independent. I’ve heard you can be ‘Decline to State’ in some states.. can you distinguish this on your site? I think it would be helpful. I’ve heard that in California you cannot be an Independent and vote for a Republican primary.
I have a friend who wants to vote for Ron Paul in the primaries, but she is currently working in London. She is a registered voter in Texas, but I have been unable to find any information on mail-in ballots. I think it would be a great addition to your table to include information for mail-in ballots for all 50 states, if it is even available yet. I guess I’ll wait a bit longer; maybe as the primaries get nearer it will become clear what to do…
When registering to vote in Arizona I am given the option of affiliating myself with Republicans, Democrats, and Libertarians. If I select libertarian, will I be able to vote in the Republican primary for the only libertarian candidate running?
You need to update the link for Alabama for Voter Registration deadline at:
http://www.primarilypaul.com/ron-paul-in-the-primaries
It’s
http://www.sos.state.al.us/downloads/election/vr/nvra-2.pdf
might want to check all the links.
New Hampshire has moved up to 1/8.
The North Carolina link is broken, here is an updated link: http://www.sboe.state.nc.us/NCSBE/VR/VR%20Forms/form06.pdf
By the way, this site below is an excellent resource for understanding how the electoral system works in each state…
http://www.thegreenpapers.com/
Enjoy!
Can someone give me a straight and honest answer to this question…
I’m registered to vote in MA and I’m registered as UNENROLLED. Can I vote in the Republican presidential primary in February for Ron Paul?
Please say that I can and I don’t have to switch and register as a Republican. I know this may be a moot question, but I can’t seem to get a clear answer to this.
Thank you in advance!
a better link to printable MA registration form:
http://www.cityofboston.gov/elections/voter_reg.asp
Some NJ information. If you are registered as an independent or unaffiliated voter as NJ calls us, you can vote in the primary as either a Republican or Democrat on the primary date.
Just be sure to tell the person at the election table you want to vote in the Republican line and that they give you a BLUE ticket, do not accept a pink one if they try to hand you one.
This information is from the Union county board of Elections. If you are not sure which party you are registered under, call your counties board of elections and they can tell you.
Does anyone know what happens if I register Republican for Ron Paul but he doesn’t get the nomination? Can I still vote democrat in the General Election if I want to? Or am I obliged to support the GOP?
http://www.ThisFebruaryFifth.com is a values-based call to expand participation in the
2008 primary presidential elections and caucuses.
I am in the military and planned to vote for Ron Paul in the primaries, but will be in Iraq. Is there a way to have all necessary forms faxed/emailed so I can get this done in time?
HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP
I LIVE IN NEW HAMPSHIRE. I WANT TO VOTE FOR RON PAUL IN THE PRIMARIES THAT ARE BEING HELD ON JANUARY 2008.
PROBLEM. I WENT DOWN TO CHANGE MY PARTY FROM DEMOCRAT TO REPUBLICAN AND WAS TOLD I COULD NOT, I MISSED THE DEADLINE.
LOOKING AT THE ABOVE INFORMATION. NH’S DEADLINE IS CROSSED OUT…..
WHAT DOES THAT MEAN?
IS THERE ANOTHER DATE?
OR……HAS THE OCTOBER DATE PASSED AND THEREFORE IT IS CROSSED OUT?
IF SO, WHY WAS THE DEADLINE IN OCTOBER, AND EVERY OTHER STATE LISTED HAS DEADLINES FOR DECEMBER AND JANUARY OF 08????
PEOPLE IN THE TOWN ARE GIVING ME INCORRECT INFORMATION…………
You need to either switch to Republican or vote for another candidate. I would go for the lowest one to keep the main opposition lower for Dr Paul.
Make sure you can vote and keep track of when you need to change parties as well as register before…..
Can’t get too focused on the buzz and not actually follow through with the vote.
the deadlines to register as a delegate are not on here.
If you dont have any delegates at the primary but you win 51% of the vote, then what happens?
Renee in New Hampshire,
can you contact me off-list here pls. – ‘uberroots08@yahoo.com’
California registration deadline falls on 1/21 which is Martin Luther King rememberance day, so it is possible to register on 1/22. The CA Secretary of State website has both dates listed, without the MLK explanation.
Hawaii Republican Party conducts closed caucuses. The mid-September primary your link leads to regarding ‘open’ caucus has no bearing on the state’s delegation. Hawaii’s primary election occurs after the Republican National Convention. This information has been confirmed with several of the state party officials. Please correct this information on your site. Thank you.
Deadlines for party affiliation in Hawaii are 10 days prior to caucus. Caucuses go from January 25-February 5, 2008. Thus deadlines starts on January 15, 2008 and end Jan 26, 2008 in correspondence to caucuses. Please correct this information on your site. Thank you.
Dan Douglass
Hawaii State Coordinator
Ron Paul 2008
HONOLULU, HI- IF YOU HAVEN’T REGISTERED TO VOTE WITH THE STATE IT’S NOT TOO LATE. With a voter certificate (evidencing state voter registration) present at caucus you will be qualified to participate if you haven’t yet registered.
Honolulu County- Voter registration forms will take 7-10 days to process before you may purchase a voter certificate for 50 cents at City/Satellite City Hall.
Hawaii County- Purchase a voter certificate the day your voter registration is submitted to process for $2.00 at 1266 Kamehameha Ave. Rm. A1.
Kauai County- Purchase a voter certificate the day your voter registration is submitted to process for $1.00 at 4396 Rice St., Rm. 100.
Maui County- Purchase a voter certificate the day your voter registration is submitted to process for $1.50 at 200 S. High St., Rm. 708.
Democrats in Michigan have more power than they know. Are they smart enough to use it is the question.
http://antiwarprotest.blogspot.com/
http://www.digg.com/2008_us_elections/Michigan_Can_Help_Stop_this_War_2
http://www.dailypaul.com/node/24940
IN MY OPINION YOU HAVE GIVEN OUT WRONG INFORMATION ABOUT VOTING IN THE PRIMARY IN THE STATE OF OHIO.
OHIO SHOULD BE IN YELLOW (PER YOUR COLORS)
BECAUSE ONLY REGISTERED DEMOCRATES & REPUBLICANS CAN VOTE FOR DEMOCRATE OR REPUBLICAN RACES. ALL OTHERS MUST VOTE
AN ISSUES BALLOTT.
THAT MAY BE WHY SOME VOTERS DID NOT GET TO VOTE FOR THEIR PERSONAL CANDIDATE, BECAUSE THEY DID NOT WANT TO CHANGE THEIR PARTY.
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