How can you vote for cut and run?
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You mean Cut & Run vs. Stay & Bleed?\n\nHave a Nice Day!
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Its not like you have to vote for EVERYONE running in EVERY political office in the nation.. Just you local reps... And you should Vote, if only for your own good.. For example, one topical highly debated is whether or not to raise the minimum wage from 5.15 to 7.50... You want the minimum wage raised dont you? Find out which of your local candidates supports it and go vote.. Or maybe you dont believe in abortion or stem cell research... Or even raising taxes at the DMV... Take 5 mintues to learn something, then get your a$$ out there and VOTE.... You Hippe...
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VOTING!   Besides that, you can contact your rep's, contribute  time and/or money to candidates that have similar beliefs as you do, etc...
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You can vote however you want tomorrow, unless you voted early already.  Vote your conscience first, then spit.
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Don't ask us to decide for you. Vote based on your own beliefs. What works for me might not work for you.
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That's like asking "Why should I try to have a good life when I am only going to die anyway?"\nVoting is what makes any democratic country great. It gives you a chance, albeit a small one, to voice your opinion.\nFirst off, you can't just vote straight party lines. You have to do some hard work, research the candidates, not just watch their ads, and find out all you can about them and what they stand for. Then make an informed decision. If there is no one you believe should have the job, don't vote for that office, or vote for the one who comes closest to what you want. A lot of the smaller parties (libertarians, green party, etc...) have candidates that might come closer to what you are looking for, and if enough people vote for those parties (even though the odds of one of them ever winning are low) maybe one of the main parties will realize that there are a lot of people out there who want what you want, and will try to present their own candidates with those same views.
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I think you mean early voting.  They can only use exit polls to give you a feel for that.  Absentee votes are usually last after election day.
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Contact your local republican county committee.\n\nrfrost@cuyahogacountygop.com\n\n\nVote Democrat.
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Go straight to the source - call the county commissioner's campaign office.  If you can't find it, call your local Democratic or Republican party office (or whatever party is appropriate).  Whomever you call should be more than happy to send you a press kit.
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http://www.network54.com/Forum/5345/viewall-page-16\nthis is not where you can vote, i don't think there is.\nbut this is where you can find out since no one answered you.\ngood luck.
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you have a chance to remove the one you don't like - take it\n\nif you have enough info then vote for the best if you don't then use the limited info you have to choose - even with no info then you should vote at random to vote AGAINST the current office holder\n\nnext time RESEARCH the info is there you just did not make the effort to LOOK for it ( call the campaign HQ and ask questions ! )
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Sometimes that is the best vote you have.  Or even a write-in for someone you think would be good at the job, even if they are not running for it.  But you also need to consider "minority" parties.  Remember that both of the two major parties were once minority parties.  The change has to come from somewhere.\n\nVote Libertarian for a change.
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Run for public office.
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There are a variety of different answers to this one. \n\nI am personally involved with the Labour Party and I help out with administration and distribution come election time. I'm a member of my constituencty Labour Party and attend meetings. If I wanted too, my next step would be to forward my name as a candidate for the Borough Council or the County Council. If elected I would be expected to serve a term or two before trying to get nominated to fight a Parliamentary seat or European Parliamentary seat (for the socialist grouping). I first got involved with the Party as an elected trade unionist and was active in my workplace. You do not necessarily have to have any money whatsoever, just convictions. \n\nDifferent parties will have different methods and different rules, but remember that the british Political parties are much stronger in their organisations than the looser organisations of the American Parties where views of candidates can vary wildly from those of their party. In Britain, if you are a member of a Party, you are expected to toe 'The Party Line' and not stray from the manifesto. However - all the political parties have machinations and structures that enable any ordinairy member to propose changing the manifesto and it will be put to the vote.\n\nOutwith the political parties, ANY member of the public can stand for election as an independant candidate as long as he or she can raise the deposit. The idea of the deposit was first introduced in the Representation of the People Act 1918. It is a sum of money paid by candidates in an election. The deposit is forfeited in the event of a candidate not polling a certain percentage of the total votes. Deposits are supposed to deter candidates who are not serious from standing for Parliamentary election. The deposit is currently £500 and is forfeited if a candidate polls less than 5% of the vote.\n\nSo - there are many differing routes depending on your background and views, nationality and culture. If you are seriously thinking about entering politics, then the very best of luck whatever political persuasion you may be! (By that statement I'm presuming you aren't a fascist or a communist - If you are then I withdraw it).
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It depends on what type of primary your state has.  If it is an open primary you can vote for either party (you have to pick one, though) without declaring affiliation, and if it is a closed primary you can vote for either party, but you have to declare affiliation with the party that you pick.  In the general election you can vote for whomever you please, as all available candidates will appear on the ballot.
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There are term limits.  It's called voting them out!
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Use this site: http://www.vote411.org/pollingplacebystate.php