Is it possible to vote every politician out of office ??
603404
Possible? Yes. Probable? No.\n\nThe politicians in power have redrawn the voting districts to such a degree that many politicians run unopposed, because there's no way anyone else can get enough votes in their districts to unseat them. To get them out, it will take the people who put them in in the first place to stand up and demand a change.\n\nFrankly, I don't see it happening.
1132856
No. It sounds like a good idea given the nature of certain presidents elected in the past, but this would be way too complicated.  It's likely  registered voters of the opposing party would mostly vote against the incumbent, meaning the incumbent would need to spend his entire first year in office campaigning to protect himself against being voted out.  If this were the case, the President would have no track record to go on.  It would cost the country hundreds of millions of dollars more in campaign funds that could go to better use, and would distract the executive branch, the media, and the general public from focusing on real issues.  \n\nThe ultimate solution to this is for voters to do some more research before they vote.  Look at track records, look at the candidate's real stance on the issues, and resist being spun by the propaganda machines that dictate campaigns.  That's probably unlikely to happen though.
213570
VOTE. Get all the chickenhawk Republicans and Democrats out of the House and Senate.
493347
No, the US Senate has the power to expel it's own members, but the voters themselves can only do so at the polls in the general election.\n\nWhile some states have laws that allow for recall elections of state officials, the US Supreme Court has declared that since the US Constitution does not allow for recall, the states cannot pass laws allowing for the recall of congress critters.
36753
Dunno for sure...but do know for sure ANYONE in office now does not get my next vote.  I'm all for starting from a clean slate........
794425
There are term limits.  It's called voting them out!
1128790
Oh, trust me, I tried, but unfortunately individual votes don't count here as much as people think.  You see, we vote as individuals, then the electoral college gets to cast so many votes per state.  They are supposed to do it by whoever had the majority of votes, but I don't think they do all the time.  It's not actually required.  I think that it would have been an even closer race this last time if it had been by popular vote only.\n\nOf course, we probably could have picked a better Democratic candidate, but I didn't get my way with that one, either.  \n\nAnd we can't just kick out our President.  He can only be impeached, and that impeachment may or may not lead to him being removed from office.  So far, no one has managed to find anything impeachable with this president, although I'm sure it's from lack of real effort among the G.O.P.  Unfortunately, a less than 50% approval rate doesn't mean anything. :-(
970648
Yes, drive back to your old precinct. \nI recently moved (two weeks ago), and I just drove back to my old precinct and voted, no problem.
119249
I don't. It is my right and my privilege not to. There should be a blank vote. When ever the blank vote wins, all politicians would have to step down and give room for new faces, new ideas and new elections. There should be more than two political parties. Politicians these days are a joke, they are there just for the money and the power, they dont really care about their country. Freedom is a luxury for those who can afford it.
872932
No, just because it is not logistically sound. Only the U.S. House can impeach a President, and there are enough votes there for it. But that does not remove him from office. He would then stand trial in the Senate, where a 2/3 majority vote would be needed to remove Bush from office. There are not enough votes in the Senate for that. Therefore, it would just be a waste of time for the Congress, and a waste of taxpayer money.
1140942
doubt it. cant see a one policy party taking many votes
985317
Yes you absolutely can. The primary election is not the outcome of the choosing of the person set to take office or reelect the incumbent; the actual (or general) election does that. So just put your mind to rest, okay?
698006
No. The very latest you can vote is on election day.\n\nYou'll have to wait for the next election to vote.
537191
you get what you vote for maybe!!! one vote for each person registered means the majority wishes are represented by congress and senators if they  only did what we wanted it would be great but once elected they lie cheat and steal .nothing you can do except elect really poor stupid people who have more sense then the currnt idiots running things . you should be from the projects and have been arrested at least once to run for office that would scare the shit out them !!!!!!!!!!!!major companies would flee to other nations even start there own like maybe the cayman islands or something.
342508
Vote the Republicans out of office in the House and Senate so there is a fair vote on Legislation.
1169909
Get rid of the politicians
928708
Nothing will ever change if we keep reelecting the same lame politicians every election. It's time to send a message, by voting against EVERY incumbent regardless of party affilitation. There is more than enough blame to go around on both sides. Throw the bums out.