What are you registered as currently?

[dhinojosa]

What are you registered as currently?

[napi21]

1. You don't register with a party affiliation here.

When there is a primary, you have to pick which ballot you want to vote on. It's actually better that way. There has already been talk of crossover voting to either choose or defeat candidates in the Pub party.

[dhinojosa]

3. Wow. good idea.

[ArkDem]

10. Same in Arkansas.

[ulysses]

24. except that it allowed 4th dist. repukes

to unseat Cynthia McKinney for a term.

[LittleClarkie]

26. We have an open primary here too, and the Pubs do that to Dems

so it works both ways.

[faithnotgreed]

2. green right here

and statehood for dc is also part of the green party title

[Nikki Stone 1]

4. Dem--always have been

:kick:

[Placebo]

5. I didn't register with a party.

But the first and only time I've ever voted was in 2004.

I am only 19, so it was as soon as I could manage. :P

[Inland]

6. In illinois, you don't register party.

I think most states are that way.

[DanCa]

21. True but I marked one for the Donkey anyway.(nt) :)

[William769]

7. Yellow dog Democrat here.

[DELUSIONAL]

8. In Washington State we don't register for a party

In the last ballot we could choose people from only one party -- but we all got the same ballot with the instructions to choose candidates from only one party.

This system is a good idea because you can't be targeted for dirty tricks -- the voting is really a "secret" ballot.

[rexcat]

9. I am a registered Democrat...

not that it does much good in Warren County Ohio. Land of the repukian idiots. There are no elected Democrats in the entire county, from dog catcher to township, municipal county or State office holer. It really sucks here but is my duty to give the repukians a hard time anytime and anywhere in the county!

[CatholicEdHead]

11. Also don't register party affiliation in MN

It is not asked on the voter registration form.

[OhioBlue]

12. Don't register party affiliation in Ohio either

just declare at the Primary. I too am thinking of declaring R to vote against Blackwell for Governor.

[LifeDuringWartime]

13. on the NYS registration form,

I chose not to affiliate myself with any party.

[snowbear]

14. Jevver Notice....

How the registered Republicans never fess up in the comments section on who they are?

Why is that anyhoo? :shrug:

[hippywife]

15. Only registered Dem so I could work

for Dennis for 2004. Only staying registered a Dem so I can do it again for 2008.

[Massacure]

16. Nothing right now, but I will be a dem in exactly 365 days.

So nice of you to post this on my birthday, it makes counting the days left easy. :party:

No, No! Get that birthday paddle away from me. :spank:

[snowbear]

19. Hey Massacure .....

:hug: ~~ :party: Happy Birthday future Democrat!! :party: ~~ :hug:

[Massacure]

23. thx. :)

[Synnical]

17. Florida - Closed Primaries

So, I registered as a Dem so I could vote for the Democratic candidates in the primaries. Otherwise, I would be a registered Green.

[greekspeak]

29. "Likewise a dem here," he said, strolling....

into the building to cast his vote in the primary, for Governor Howard Dean.

[Synnical]

31. I happen to know that conservatives in FL

are registering as Dems so they can vote in the primaries. For what that's worth. I'm talking millionaire hard core Repukes in medium size cities. Florida is full of "old" money. And people wonder, "What is the problem with FLA?"

[Endangered Specie]

18. Democrat, hence the name

democraticunderground

[Caleb]

20. Democrat since I was 18

First time I voted was in 1992 for President Clinton.

[Initech]

22. Dem but want to change to non-affiliated

[WCGreen]

25. Never anything but a Dem

[City Lights]

27. A Democrat, however, I'm thinking of switching to "no party"

so I can vote in GOP primaries. I live in a very conservative area, and the fundies come out in droves for the primaries, which means right-wing lunatics almost always win in the general. If I'm going to be stuck with a pukes, I'd like to at least get ones as moderate as possible.

[DemGirl7]

28. I've been a registered Democrat for3 years

before that I was an Independent, who leaned and mostly voted for Democrats

[TheCentepedeShoes]

30. Don't register by party in Texas

Just ask for a "Democrat" or "Repuke" ballot in the primaries. Lived in Florida for more years than I can remember. Always registered Dem except for before the '80 primary when I switched to Republican (my only flirtation with the dark side) so I could vote for Howard Baker in the primary.