wut r da 2 major political parties in illinois?
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well i am not sure but here is aa web site to help you!\ngood luck!
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Yes, I believe there is one politician out there. His Name is Barrack Obama and is the Freshman Senator from Illinois. He impressed me the first time I met this elloquent and well spoken man. He's intellegent, well spoken, doesn't like to insult anyone specifically, believes we all have to work together as one nation united if we're actually going to fix this thing we call Democracy. He's a mixed race politician who originally hails from Kansas but now lives and works for Illinois. \nHe's an interesting person...I suggest you look him up sometime.
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Im leaning towards democrat
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Oh look, this one is for both Illinois and Wisconsin.\nhttp://www.wisinois.org/index.htm\n\nPeople only think best on a personal level. you need to try each one.
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Political Party: Democratic-Republican
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about the same as my getting a three way with Jenna and Barbara Bush.  No, maybe you do have slightly better odds, since I am a Chicago Democrat and they probably prefer Texas Republicans.  Or dead donkeys.
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Both parties are organized beginning at the local level with countywide or city wide organizations. The precise nature of the organization is a factor of local rules. \n\nDepending on the local rules there is usually some sort of Statewide Party Convention at which the State Party chairman is elected. At the same time the State Party will elect two members (one male, one female) to the National party committee. \n\nThe National Party Committee elects the National party chairman.\n\nNB: A State Party's affiliation with a National Party is not automatic. Either organization can refuse to affiliate with the other. While this rarely happens it has happened at various times. \n\nMoreover, there have been situations in which there have been competing State Organizations, both claiming the right to be affiliated with the National Party.
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The main ones are Labour (currently running the country), Conservative, Liberal Democrats. There are a lot of other political parties in England, go to one of the sites of one of the parties, and it should give you some sort of .gov link to a list of others, I'm not sure if it will, but it won't hurt to try it.
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I would say either Dick Durbin (Illinois) or Hillary Clinton (New York) or Barack Obama (Illinois)! Those three seem to be the party leaders anyway!
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The only one I KNOW of is Ron Paul from Texas, but he runs as a Republican, because he knows he cant win as a Libertarian, but he was a Libertarian.
625633
I think its called the green party. People have ran in this, it is neither Republican or Democratic.
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There is indeed more than just republican and democrat. Although there isnt a "christian" political party there are parties that are highly based off of christian beleifs... youll just have to look for them.
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http://www.politics1.com/parties.htm\n\nTry this site, it has links to the official sites of all the parties you are talking about. Hopefully you can find information there.
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In the political spectrum, there is little difference between the two parties. It's more hype to keep the respective bases in line, as you state.
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They are almost the same.  I would go to the websites and look for their platforms and register for the one you agree with the most.\n\nI am a republican but I agree whit the Libertarians on many things, and the Democrats on almost nothing.
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Choose the right party
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Major political parties are businesses and deal with business issues.  You could work on staff with a political party.  Mayors of large cities are in charge of a large business operation and also deal with local and state businesses.  You could take a professional position in a city government, learn the "political ropes" and even run for mayor.  US Representatives and Senators come from a variety of backgrounds and deal constantly with business and ecoonomic issues.  I believe US Consulates deal with business issues involving US-foreign trade.  Good luck.