Gravel and Kucinich to speak at independent voter forum (Nashua Telegraph)
47% of independents have unfavorable view of Hillary Clinton and here's why in Pennsylvania (Morning Call)
Arizon independents are gaining in numbers and some partisans just don't like that (East Valley Tribune)
Liasson gave misleading report on NPR poll results, suggesting independents favor congressional Republicans--here are the real quotes... (Media Matters)
What were the candidates really doing in pulling out of the Michigan primary? It was all politics... (Nashua Telegraph)
Hillary is crushing opponents in New Hampshire-Obama favored among independent voters (New York Daily News)
Is supporting political parties and front-runners more important than our country? (By Mary MacElveen, OpEdNews)
Main Democratic rivals transcend identity politics-Gender and race have become nonissues for Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, whose campaigns are focused on the war, jobs, spending and other core issues. (Miami Herald)
Tennessee State Senator Michael R. Williams Will Run for Re-Election as an Independent (Ballot Access News)
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Once again an Arizona newspaper claims that independents are registering in large numbers in this state. The true statistics are:
2000-2002 107,715
2002-2004 165,771
2004-2006 26,483
The number of new voters registering independent dropped to less than 1/5 its previous rate due to the fact that party politicians took the option to register independent off from the Arizona voter registration form, leaving only a space designated Specify Party Preference.
I have yet to find any segment of the news media in Arizona that will print the statistics for independent voter registration. They all continue to claim that there is still a large number of independents registering to vote in Arizona, obviously because of a previous agreement with the political parties in this state to keep their unlawful tactics out of the news. Too late now. They have been caught red-handed once again.
Robert B. Winn
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