- Colorado: Shooting from the political wings-Bill Hammons talks up his third-party candidacy for the 2nd CD (Boulder Daily Camera)
- 2 bills seek to change how Colorado's electoral districts are drawn (THE GAZETTE) would force parties to appeal to unaffiliated voters
- Official predicts Connecticut voter registration could reach 2 million (Newsday) 8000 new unaffiliated voters
- North Carolina is shaping up as vital for Clinton, Obama (Times-News) During January and February, 42,791 people statewide registered to vote as Democrats, compared to 30,681 who registered as unaffiliated voters and 26,873 people who registered as Republicans.
Saturday, March 29, 2008
TODAY'S NEWS HEADLINES for INDEPENDENT VOTERS
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I think perhaps individuals should make sure that they use a capital "I" when writing about Independents. It is a proper political philosophy after all. People don't write "republicans" or "democrats". Just a pet peeve that only bugs me ;)
Did you ever notice that you can't simply state your political views as "Independent" on Facebook? You have to use "Independents" in a generated search from a party in Liberia. lol! Really important stuff, I know. Hah ;)The devil is in the details.
You live in NYC? (Don't give me your address over the internet, lol). Just wondering because I went to High School in Manhattan.
W 76 and CPW. What a place to live!
Love the city. Always will. I'll stop babbling on now.
Yes, I noticed that about Facebook too --- Independents are invisible in many places -- until the Parties want our votes around election time....
Where do you live now? And have you been volunteering?
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