where can i get info regarding the general political affiliation of each state through registered voters?
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Would  be tough; many states do not require you to register as a member of a party when you register to vote (both of the last two states I've lived in, Michigan and Indiana, do not register by party).
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Check your local paper or political parties
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you can check online through your county website. there will usually be a menu choice such as "voter database". in the database you can search by your last name or address. it should show you an actual copy of your current voter registration card if you are a registered voter. i've tried checking online for you, looks like arizona is not at the database level yet, so you should call your county recorder and see if they can give you this information. an example link has been provided, but since i don't know which county you live in, you're going to have to do this yourself.
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Here are the parties I found listed as registered in Washington State:\nRepublican\nDemocrat\nCommunist\nAmerican Heritage\nConstitution\nGreen\nLibertarian\nProgressive\nReform
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google \n\nL.A. Census
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The effectiveness of this suggestion varies by jurisdiction to jurisdiction.\n\nThe information is publicly available in the united states because any one can verify a voters privilege to voting rights.\n\nThe problem is how, sometimes one needs to go the the registrar or clerk and ask to see the records.\n\nIn many cases it can be found on line.\n\nGo to the Internet site for the jurisdiction, sometimes a state, sometimes a county, sometimes a city / township, sometimes a congressional district etc and look for voter information.\n\nIf you are lazy write a letter to the federal or state Representative for the area asking where to search for the information on line.\n\nThe information that you can expect your manual or automatic search to return is\nName of the voter\nAddress of the voter\nPrevious place (district) registered\nWhen registered (sometimes)\nLast voted (sometimes)\nDeclared primary party (sometimes)\n\nYou should not find things like phone numbers or social security numbers, date of birth etc etc.\n\nThere are a few states where voter information is maintained by the DMV  but this is not true of all states that have motor voter laws.\n\n\nHave you tried a phone directory like\nwww.anywho.com?
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Go to vote411.org  Great site w/ lots of information.
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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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Try http://www.192.com - it has electoral roll and telephone directory details.
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You should check out http://www.politics1.com. They list canidates for not only the major parties but third parties as well and also state offices in 2006.
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go to http://www.vote411.org/\n\nuse the search by state / address tool.
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The current website of record for all things political is politics.msnbc.com They have formed a partnership with The National Review to produce an amazing site. For your state, I think they even break it down county by county.
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go to 50states.com.  They all kinds of facts and trivia on each state.
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I would look under the Illinois state Capital,(Springfield), and go from there for map laying out the districts. I believe that for actual lists of voters you would need to go County by County for actual lists for voter's.  Each political parties Central Committee for the State or County's would have that information as well and depending upon what your use is you may receive a lot of assistance from them.
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go to msn.com. you'll see a section for 'your election: results by state'\ngo to ohio, then look for your district. if you're unsure of it, just look for something county related that you voted for.
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Contact your local registrar of voters.  That info should be available on-line by searching for voter info 2006 with your county.\nOr you can look in the county pages of your local telephone book.\n\nHope that helps.
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Take the test and find out where you are on the political map. Interesting stuff.