What state would most likely vote in a house candidate who is...?
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Illinois, Land of the Liberals.
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Most by number would probably be New York or California. Most by percentage would be Massachusettes.
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Whatever party you vote for . . . look them up online.  Democratic party headquarters of Wayne County or Republican it shouldn't matter.  Give them your address and they will either give you a website or tell you exactly where you vote.  It's usually in a school or church nearby where you live.  Also ask your neighbors, if you know any.
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go to http://www.vote411.org/\n\nuse the search by state / address tool.
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Visit this site www.vote411.org\nI also pasted a link below. They will ask for your City, State and Zip.
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yup...look at these two sites.  You can look up your rep by zip code.  Click on votes, and your good to go.\n\nhttp://www.senate.gov/\nhttp://www.house.gov/
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Here are the candidates by state (League of Women Voters, an unbiased political information organization):\nhttp://www.vote411.org/candidateinfo.php?CFID=157952&CFTOKEN=51523100
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need to ask jeb .it only matters how he says- is the way to vote in Florida.
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She has a good chance depending on who the Republican candidate will be.  The top Republican is John McCain of Arizona.  He is a former prisoner of war during Vietnam and has been trying to reform the Senate.
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Yes, I voted all Republicans in the past and I will in the future and I will only vote Democrat if the candidate comes from the same city I reside in even if it is for the Presidency of the United States of America and even if I disagree with the Liberal Agenda, I will vote for them because we reside in the same town.
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Also you can try the link below.  A Great Big WOOO-HOOOO to you.  Thanks for helping spread the word!  It is so easy to contact the correct lawmaker for your district.
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CA voters should cast votes based on qualifications rather than folly.  The voted on folly w/ Arnold....and look how well THAT worked.
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I know nothing about him, so I would need to do some research on him.  His skin color is not relevant to me.  If I agreed with his views and he was qualified for the office that he might run for, I would consider voting for him.
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Houstonians selected Democrat Nick Lampson in the bitter race to succeed former House Majority Leader Tom DeLay on Tuesday, overcoming Shelley Sekula-Gibbs' strong write-in effort to save the seat for the Republicans.\n\ncc
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Contact the local Republican HQ ... they have this information.
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Depends on who is running. If it's like the prev. two (Dumb and Dumber) no. Now give me somebody worth voting for and........
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Bob Riley, almost certainly. He had a 30 point lead on his Democratic challenger, Lucy Baxley. Heck, the man has a 70% approval rating among Democrats. So it doesn't take a rocket scientist to determine who's going to win this one.