I'm just recently moved to America and do not no much about politics, which party should I vote for?
830313
If you value morals and family, vote Republican.
384311
Neither, I'm an independent who votes for the man or woman running for office, regardless of party affiliation. I've found this takes a little more time and research divining the candidates real political stance, but usually it's time well worth it, because you really know who you're voting for, not just the party some candidates seem to hide behind.
535857
Check your local paper or political parties
1068531
No votes here, but when there is, I will be voting for anyone of any party who is willing to stand up and defend our borders!  As far as I'm concerned, this issue transcends the usual Dem/GOP lines ... from now on I will vote for the individual who has America's interests at heart ... hard to find, but I'll be looking!
1040038
~Sounds like you are independant.  Its supposed to be a matter of personal preference.  Just because you register as one particular pary doesn't mean you have to vote that way.  Unfortunately most people forget this.  My advice is to ignore the party affiliation and pay attention to the issues and the causes in question.
1027040
The Republican part is torn up by people like you who are socially liberal and economically conservative.  Your unwillingness to tax and spend won't make you welcome in the Democratic party though.  Libertarians are moderating some of their views - give them a second chance....
636839
my preference is to vote independant...whatever is best for this country in the long run...not giving up long term things for short term gains
1162200
Are you trying to switch to Repblican or democrate?  Because if you want to change to Republican and live in a Democratic area...they will loose it or just not change it...I been trying to change now for 5 years but every time I go to the polls I gotta fill out a new voter form to switch parties...\n\nI think them demo-commies working the polls toss it out after I leave.
1100281
The political playing field is really open to just about all citizens of the US (except president where you have to be born in the US in addition to being a citizen). However, it would be difficult for you to gather votes if no one knows you neh?\n\nMoney talks, if you don't have the money, you have to start small and slowly work  up to the national scene.
953743
You can scatter your votes, I usually do.  I vote by issue, being middle class, and not a globalist.  We don't have a party of our own.   \n\nYet.
887468
kneeslapper...ha ha.\n\nIgnoring your brand of humor...I will give you the "straight" answer.\n\nThem darn newfangled voten merchines sure make it easy. All I heard to do were persh "vote straight democrat".\n\nAlready did...voted early. But I live in Utah where one-party rule is the standard...and I don't know where you live, but in one-party rule, nothing of value ever happens in the governance of the state. All the important issues are sidelined for silly potstickers.\n\nWell, I'm not going to waste any more time here...I have a strange sinking feeling in the pit of my stomach that you really don't care what I have to say.\n\nPeace out.\n\nVote with your mind.
848059
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.
727725
I would recommend that you contact the U.S. Consulate or Embassy in Australia.  They can probably connect you to someone who can help you (if they can't help you themselves.)  As a U.S. Citizen (even though you're living overseas), you do have the right to vote.  Don't give up too quickly, even when they send you jumping through hoops.\n\nJust out of intrest, were you born in the U.S.?  If so, you DEFINITELY have the right to.  If not, then it's possible that Answerman may be right, but I'm not sure.
597541
You need to get out of the support for the Democrats and Republicans. You need to look to parties that are not financially supported by multinational corporations. America has enough people, and enough consumers that it doesn't need to go overseas to manufacture goods cheaper and make bigger profits than ever.
664474
I will vote for the person who represents my views and values and idea of what America really stands for....For me that is usually a Democrat.  I wish there were more parties to choose from.  Another couple of people to vote for that actually had a chance to win.
295150
If you don't like it here, you can always go to Canada...  No, wait, they just elected a conservative.  Mexico?  No, they talk funny and they elected a conservative a couple of years ago too.  France?  No, they have riots and a conservative in power.  Australia?  No, they have a conservative too.\n\nIt looks like you're out of luck.  I guess you'll have to just suck it up and live with the fact that you are in the minority.  I guess it is just no fun being unhappy all the time.  You could change your attitude and be happy by becoming a Republican.  :-0
726165
Democrats just now I think.  I'm not a very political gal.