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What happened with that 80 weight paper rule? Did it stay or were they allowed to pass and be registered with the lower weight cards?
Longhorn85
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I'm registered.
allthough im not sure.
The montgomery county clerk was accepting republican party registrations that were not on 80lb stock so he has to accept the democrat ones.gonelifting said:
In ohio
new republican registrations are up 25%.
new democrat registrations are up 250%
Oregon is the only state that doesn't require a form of registration. Only proof of residency. They have a 95% voter turn out.
It is retarded the requirements that some states have for registration.
We have the registration process due to the electoral college process. Since each state has x number of electoral votes and people move from state to state all the time it is required by many that they register to vote in the state in which they live at the time.
It is retarded the requirements that some states have for registration.
We have the registration process due to the electoral college process. Since each state has x number of electoral votes and people move from state to state all the time it is required by many that they register to vote in the state in which they live at the time.
Fast Twitch Fiber
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ringperm said:
Registration is needed to track local elections. We have to vote at assigned polling places in order to vote on state representatives, city council, local park board members, etc.
Robert Jan
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Be cool. do a write in vote for God
or Marilyn Manson
or Marilyn Manson
Longhorn85
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http://www.cnn.com/2004/ALLPOLITICS/07/23/bush.friday.ap/index.html
Bush has been working hard to cut into the black vote. He won in 2000 with way less than 10%. If he can take it up to just 18% or so, it will mean trouble for the democrats.
From the article:
WASHINGTON (AP) -- President Bush tried to sow doubts among black voters Friday about their longtime alignment with Democrats as he sought to win over a group that overwhelmingly opposes him.
"Does the Democrat Party take African-American voters for granted? It's a fair question," Bush told the Urban League's annual convention. "I know plenty of politicians assume they have your vote. But did they earn it, and do they deserve it?"
Bush drew applause each time he ticked off one of his questions to the group: "Is it a good thing for the African-American community to be represented mainly by one political party?"
"Have the traditional solutions of the Democrat Party truly served the African-American people?"
"There is an alternative this year," Bush said. "Take a look at my agenda."
Bush has been working hard to cut into the black vote. He won in 2000 with way less than 10%. If he can take it up to just 18% or so, it will mean trouble for the democrats.
From the article:
WASHINGTON (AP) -- President Bush tried to sow doubts among black voters Friday about their longtime alignment with Democrats as he sought to win over a group that overwhelmingly opposes him.
"Does the Democrat Party take African-American voters for granted? It's a fair question," Bush told the Urban League's annual convention. "I know plenty of politicians assume they have your vote. But did they earn it, and do they deserve it?"
Bush drew applause each time he ticked off one of his questions to the group: "Is it a good thing for the African-American community to be represented mainly by one political party?"
"Have the traditional solutions of the Democrat Party truly served the African-American people?"
"There is an alternative this year," Bush said. "Take a look at my agenda."
