Withdraw from a political party??
927275
You could re-register as an independent if it matters that much to you.  I don't know if you can re-register as un-affiliated with any party, you'd have to check with your local board of elections.\n\nAll this has an impact only on voting in primaries; in the general election you can vote anyway you want.
932502
of course not.. you are voting for two different people in two different positions... so no they won't cancel eachother out..that's great that you voted the way you thought would be best.. a lot of people just vote Democrat or Republican- the best way is to vote for the person you would think would do the best job regardless of party :)
1122842
I would urge you to become an active voter but remain independent of either of the two main parties.  Take a look at the Libertarians.  They have pretty sensible ideas for the most part (and some wacky ones too, just to keep you from getting bored).   There is a lot to be said for not joining anything until you feel it as a calling.  Hang loose and watch.  \n\nBTW, as an old fart, I adore young people who take an interest in how things are run.  You are the future and I'm glad you are awake.  Good luck.
394391
Run for office and get out and VOTE.
824118
Every one that I have ever attended was open to everyone.  You can call the party HQ for location, etc.  If you call after hours on election day, there is usually a message that tells you the info.  Go to the internet site and it will be posted.  This is a lot of fun and they always need volunteers to keep the refreshments going or to decorate before the party.  Take off work the following day so you can get some sleep.  Sometimes the election results come in late and no one wants to leave!  Have fun!!
318069
Wouldn't it be nice to be able to get rid of the two party system! Unfortunately, there is nothing currently in existence that would satisfactorily replace it. If we were to switch to a multi-party system, like many countries in Europe, there would be far more candidates, far more political parties, and thus more political bickering. It is unfortunate that we cannot abolish political parties altogether. Sadly, it is simply too expensive to run for a political office without the support of some group. I think a major solution to our problems is the elected officials themselves.
788268
None of the above.  I think the most important thing the party provides is branding.  Belonging to one party or another denotes a certain belief structure that people identify with.....also, they (hopefully) vett candidates so that any party candidate that reaches the election is "electable."  Putting that into the above answers, the best fit would be "nominate candidates."
716844
resigning from office
837642
MAKE A LAW FOR MY CONTNUATION OF PRIME MINISTER FOR FUTURE ALSO
955022
Well, the easiest honest way to do that is to learn it, then you'll really know.  Nothing worth doing can be shortened with the results untouched.  Claims are lies that one party hopes are true.
753540
But that won't happen, or you might get the half-hearted endorsement\n\nCountry first; party much later
874981
Donate to the Repulican party over a period of years and you get one. I get one every year.
743591
Wannin is right, one way is to make donations to the political party in power. My friend gets one every year because she makes a donations.
506423
There's no need to "establish" a 3rd Political Party to do these things...There's already one:\n\nTHE CONSTITUTION PARTY\n\nhttp://www.constitutionparty.org/
1023353
No way!  I will probably NEVER vote a straight party ticket. You should evaluate each individual on their own merit before voting for them.
869382
a hundred dollars or more... enough to make driving to the voter registration place worthwhile. but even if i changed my party affiliation, it wouldnt mean i couldnt vote for whatever party i wanted, it would just mean i got some extra cash from someone to change. i dont vote by the party anyway.
938468
Absolutely agree with you .\nWhy pay a levy for something your not in agreement with .\nYour joining a trade union not a political party.\nI find this real annoying .