New Orleans - Voters?
461930
No. If you registered somewhere else you have forfeited your residency in New Orleans.  Good luck in your new location!
659543
Because New Orleans is an issue Republicans can not spin enough to make themselves look better than the Dem's. They can with immigration, that's what all the fuss is about. The elections are coming up.. Neither problem will really be fixed..
130810
Thanks for the special mention of me in the question.  Katrina wasnt bush's fault.  Last time I check he didnt have power over the weather.  If he does, I could have done without the snow last week.  I dont see anyone going on and on about the appointment of Robert Kennedy to attorney general.  Mistakes are made.  However one should also keep in mind that the Mayor and Governor were both Democrats and both failed to call in the national guard.  As for his "faith based" decisions, pehaps we give him our support because the majority of U.S. citizens believe in those decisions.  Most of us arent in favor of the abomination known as gay marriage and many oppose the systimatic murder of unborn children by claiming its a constitutional right.  All one needs to do is look at a map of the 2004 Presidental election and the fact that many states passed marriage laws and/or amendments in that election to see how the majority of us feel.
519090
I think Nagin will do a better job of trying to bring the New Orleans culture back than his opponent would have. This is not a small job, by any means, and it will take a long time but I think Nagin will prevent the city from turning into one giant strip mall... he's also being very honest when he says it will never be "exactly the same" as before, but I think he takes the city's identity very personally and will "protect" that identity a lot better.
1074777
It's not entirely about politicians, though I agree that they do play a role. First of all, the majority of people affected by hurricane Katrina were poor and black. What is the race and economic status of most of the flood victims? Many of the people in New Orleans could not afford or didn't have opportunity to leave town. It is much easier to escape a flood than 100+ winds, flying debris, combined with flooding. I agree that Mayor Nagin should have done more to help people evacuate, but hindsight is always 20/20. I don't think he had any malacious plans, but he certainly didn't handle the situation properly. It is not a north vs. south thing so let's not make it about that. We are all citizens of the same country. Let's focus on helping those in need and not making controversy and comparisons where they are not needed.
821255
I am in Ohio...ashamed of my neighbors.\nMy friend, a loyal democrat, phoned me this morning to start rubbing it in.\nI asked her if she will be happy with Nancy Pelosi being speaker of the house, and made some points about her ass backwards liberal agenda, Kennedy, Reid...you know the jackasses running our fine nation.\nHer response was "I didnt vote them in"\nUM, well, you voted DEMOCRAT right? YOU DID vote them in, and I hope you are happy because YOU and your BUSH hating buddies are going to get EXACTLY what you asked for....\nterror attacks\nno limit abortions\ngay marriage\nembryonic stem cell research...which I would like to add shows NO promise is curing ZERO diseases and treating ZERO as well\nACLU coming out to defend whackos like Cindy Sheehan, who has found fame off of the dirt of her sons grave that she has not even taken the time to mark with a headstone in TWO years\nShe then brought up that the economy would thrive, her taxes...blah blah blah, I asked her why is this important to you, you dont even work and have not in 9 years.\nIt all goes back to the war in Iraq and they hate the President.\nOK, again, congrats, you will get what you asked for.\nShame on Ohio.
153378
The people that lived in New Orleans voted down - Multiple times- raising money/taxes to upgrade the levees. They were stupid to not improve their defenses when a huge section of the city was below sea level.
383612
Im from new orleans, we have a website called NOLA.com its New Orleans web site. Go there and look for the whitepages, or search for people.
238497
Unfortunately I grew up in his old stomping ground in Metairie, La.  Of course, that is where, 1989, he beat our old friend John Treen for a seat in the Louisiana Legislature, convincing him that he could run for Governor, prompting one of the most interesting political races in US history.  Crook versus racist.  Opponent Edwin Edwards, always the astutue politican in the Huey Long style, even ran bumper stickers that said "Vote for the Crook, it's important."  Edwards won, of course, showing Louisianans' preference for crooks over racists (although just barely).  At least Edwards was a straight shooter...as he often was reported to say "all politicans are crooks, at least you know I'm an honest crook".\n\nDuke got a PhD at a hokey university in Ukraine, with his dissertation on Zionism as a form of racial supremacy.  What a guy. \n\nI remember going to junior high school at a place where the KKK had rallies in the gym, and this was in the 70's!  Duke was part of this scene.  Yes indeed, Jefferson Parish was a lovely place to be (this is sarcasm...in case you were wondering).\n\nI understand he is making noises about running for US Senate and busy with a website and radio show...assuming Katrina didn't wipe him out.  After his tenure in a federal prison (or as they said in Office Space a federal a..-pounding penitentiary) I doubt his views on the races have been changed much.
224326
find out what party he's in (i would assume he's a dem) and contact the (let's assume) Democratic Committee of New Orleans and express an interest in volunteering for the re-election campaign.  They will welcome your support.
827221
Katrina was the turning point in this country. Seeing the habitual lack of care for humanity is what sent his poll numbers to where they are now. \n\nBarbara Bush's words: "So many people in the arena here were under privileged anyway, this is really working out quite well for them".\n\nThe family doesn't care about anyone without a thick wallet. Its time we started realizing that, both true conservatives and liberals alike.
932686
My concern remains - what keeps someone from going poll-to-poll and "registering" several times?  I know my polling places don't have a computer link-up to a central database.  Heck - they barely got the touch-screens working.\n\nThis might not be happening right now, but can we guarantee it won't happen?\n\nBut my family is from Louisiana - if you want election fraud, we can give you a Doctoral Dissertation on the subject.
977674
do you have google earth?\n\nGoogle earth displays information on where to vote for any town.\nJust check the box in the lover left hand corner with the little star/step star
107225
There are alot of questions here so I'll try to answer them all.\n\n"When New Orleans was hit with the hurricane and wiped off the map, in my heart I felt I should give money to help the people. That was just common nature for a U. S. citizen to naturally do for our country or other country's around the world no mater what type of government they have in place." \n\nI feel two ways about this matter.  One is this Country gives to much monney to other Countrys and not enoth to this one.  But at the same time the people in Orleans where asked to leve and did not they had two weeks to pack up and leve but they did not.  What could we have done when so many people picked not to leve?\n\n"What I am concerned with is if the money I gave, got to a PERSON from that specific state or other country I sent the money to?"\n\nQuestion?  Who did you give you're money to?\nJust waching MSNBC and they said that there was alot of "fraud and abuse" that people where doing over there.  (check out url for more info.)  Makes you feel just a tad less sorry for these people.\n\n"Why is it that our government can't take responsibility and pay up, for there mistake in the first place. From what I have read, it was known that those levies could not hold a category 4 or 5 hurricane years or decades ago, but failed to strengthen them back when it was first discovered? \n\nI don't think any mistakes where made.  The truth is that  New Orleans is sinking as it stands now New Orleans is lower then sea level.  The reasons that thoes levies have not been fixed are one the cost is to grate for a city that is sinking and two they don't even know if it's posablem to fix them.  Even if they are fixed and we get another "Katrina" it's posable for this to happen again and again.  "IF" we do fix these levies we are putting peoples lives at risk.\n\n"Do you think it was rude of the two presidents to ask us to give more money when it is our nature to give, even until it hurts?"\n\nDo I think it's rude?  No, I don't.  \n\n"Did you help when 911 happened ?"\nYes, but I feel as if it was not enoth\n\n"or Live Aid?\nor Live8?"\n\nLive Aid, No.  Or Live8 don't know what that is.
411742
You are doing a project on New orleans, and you can't find anything good???\n\nWhere have you been looking???\n\nDid you try a SEARCH ENGINE????\n\nWith the fact that it's been in the news once a week, EVERY week for the last year, you should have NO PROBLEM with this...
371353
It might be here. Is this what you're looking for?\n\nhttp://www.alliancefgg.com/orleans.htm
769700
43% voted no\nhttp://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2006/pages/results/ballot.measures/