TODAY'S NEWS HEADLINES for INDEPENDENT VOTERS

• Women for President (Seattle Times)


• Sam Nunn Mulls Presidential Bid on Unity08 Ticket (Outside the Beltway and Washington Post The Trail)


• Citizen Bloomberg--influencing the dialogue (Huffington Post)


• Obama will increase black voter turnout (San Francisco Chronicle)


• JFK replay: 'Naive' Obama right on foreign policy (Theodore Sorensen - Des Moines Register)


• Louisiana Republican Party Closes Congressional Primaries (Ballot Access News and KATC)

TODAY'S NEWS HEADLINES for INDEPENDENT VOTERS

• Independent Texans: Top 10 Reasons to impeach Gov Perry (Waxahachie Daily Light)


• Sam Nunn talking with Unity 08 (The Atlanta Journal-Constitution)


• California healthcare reform or return to business as usual (By David Lesher-LA Times)


• A black candidate could win (Fosters Daily Democrat-NH)


• Clarence Page: Is Obama black enough or too black? (Daily Journal)

TODAY'S NEWS HEADLINES for INDEPENDENT VOTERS

• In South Jersey, more minorities, and independent voters are still the largest voting bloc by far. In Burlington and Monmouth Counties, the number of voters registered as unaffiliated outnumbers Democratic and Republican registrants combined. (Campaigns & Elections magazine)
• In Michigan, changing the timing of the primary, Independent voters probably would have to declare a party preference to participate (Michigan Live)
• 3rd-party candidates are wild cards in zany year (Seattle Post Intelligencer)
• Karl Rove Has Left The Building: Or HAS He? (By Joe Gandelman - The Moderate Voice)
• Will Nunn Run? (Human Events)
• The Bloomberg Scenario (By Charlie Cook, National Journal)
• In Oregon, still at it, for an open primary (The Oregonian)
• In North Carolina ‘Instant runoff’ gets a tryout in Hendersonville (Ashville Citizen Times)