When I register to vote, I will register as a ________ because ...?
962300
Independent. I agree with a lot of the Republican issues such as pro-life but I also believe in several of the Democratic issues such as supporting our schools.
773659
Ugh, yes.\n\n\nI recently moved counties and had to re-register. I followed the information listed on my voter's registration card today--to a defunct polling location. It was a high school that is completely under construction--there was no voting going on there at all. Funny that there wasn't a sign or anything directing people to the right place--I had to call 411 to connect with the voter registration office, was on hold for twenty minutes, finally found out my correct polling location--went to vote, mentioned they might want to put a sign up at the other location. They said they had sent out a mailing detailing the new polling location and all eligible voters had received it. Hmmm. . . funny. Not this registered voter. I stuck with it until I found out where I was supposed to vote--but I have no doubt that other people just went back home. \n\n grrrrr.
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.
919005
I showed them my voter registration card and my driver's license.  My driver's license I had to show twice, once to to show I was registered and the other to verify my district and sign in.
827467
You will have to go to the supervisor of elections office where you are now living & change the status, they will also give you a precinct number where you will vote.  And yes you have to be registered to vote!!!
1010567
I wish you would quit advertising this.  And please do have them verify California elections if things go weird. The addresses are on voter's registration cards.\n\nMind you California doesn't knowingly give driver's licenses to illegals anymore, although it used to, and many still are eligible to renew by mail. \n\nThis issue does have me concerned.\n\nWhat on earth is wrong with making sure those who register to vote are eligible to vote?  Yet the Democrats fight verification every time it comes up.  The last time was in a proposed amendment to the Senate immigration bill.
644923
Apply for citizenship.
1177101
Look at both sides of each party, identify with which sides holds your beliefs and there you go. You can also be an independant which means you do not subscribe to a particular political party and just vote for whoever you identify yourself with more at the time of election.
954034
Each state sets it own requirments. I live in North Dakota, all we have to do is show proper ID at the correct polling location. They check it against the previous voter list. If you have moved since the last election, they add you to the list. This is different than most states, but it works here.
733446
how hackable is it..?? \nhow do i know my vote is even counted..??\nwe went to this crappy mail in voter system and when i go to the post office to pick up my mail, it seems like theirs as many ballots in the garbage as junky wal mart flyers...says something about the system, doesnt it...???
189835
Depending on the state you live in, registering to vote and or having a drivers license is a way...it may make a few years to get summond, I registered to vote when I was 18 and was never summoned until I was 21.
702091
It may be keeping track of who voted.  Are you logging in as a different user and attempting to vote?
932686
My concern remains - what keeps someone from going poll-to-poll and "registering" several times?  I know my polling places don't have a computer link-up to a central database.  Heck - they barely got the touch-screens working.\n\nThis might not be happening right now, but can we guarantee it won't happen?\n\nBut my family is from Louisiana - if you want election fraud, we can give you a Doctoral Dissertation on the subject.
819662
I agree with you completely.  Once the new representative is sworn in, they are your representative whether you voted for them or not.  Yesterday, some of my candidates won, some lost.  I did not vote for my governor, who it turns out will still be my governer, but she is my governor.  I am just going to hold her feet to the fire and make sure she represents me.
689842
You are talking nonsense. You are an idiot.\n\n\nDO NOT REGISTER
940412
this depends on your township, mine does not require it if we have voted in the past, i just need to sign in and my signiture is compared to the one that they have in their books (but I am registered.)  I am sure there are some not so small town voting polls that do require registration cards from everyone, and if you are not sure, I would advise that you bring your's.  This is an important election, I am sure you don't want to be turned away.
766293
I'd like to see that happen. In my state, you have to be registered a month ahead of time. I find this prevents a lot of younger people from voting because it's usually their first election and they either don't know you have to wait or just lose track of time.