how do I change political party?
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re-register to vote and change you party affiliation - it is that simple
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Uhm, make yer own party! Haha. I'm kidding.\nBut you can do that. :p
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1) Either register with a political party or register yourself as an Independent\n2) Raise £500 as a deposit\n3) If a member of a party, campaign to become selected as that party's candidate or create a campaign commitee if you are standing as an independent\n4) Lodge your nomination for the election
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You become first a party member.Join a course in public speaking.Read news papers or TV news.Keep a book and note down local and international problems.Form a friendly group and start speaking to them regarding problems and blame govt,leadership etc.You will become popular.Then dont look back.
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Here's a full factsheet from the Electoral Commission about the ins and outs of being a candidate at a General Election. The Electoral Services department at your local authority may also be able to point you in the right direction.\n\nAlso, if there's a political party out there you wouldn't mind standing for, then by all means join it and try and get yourself considered for selection. It's quite a big thing certainly, but if you work hard at it you could possibly do it.
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There are hundreds of political parties out there offering all sorts of views.\n\nSo go join one, and promote it! Then again, there's plenty of room for more parties. You can anme it after yourself.
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In some ways that is a problem.  But in reality ti goes:\n\nI believe in _____________so I must be a ____________.\n\nParties form around a core of beliefs, their platform.  If the members of the party feel that the platform isn't right for them, they change parties.
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Get involved with campaigns. Join the young ________s in your area. They will start you out putting up posters, registering voters and raising funds, unless you have connections.\n\nOh, almost forgot, have your morals surgically removed.
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Don't vote for a party - and certainly don't vote for someone because you think they're a nice person - vote based on the issues.  Just decide what you feel strongest about and go with the candidate who concurs with that.
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Democrat... ex-Republican.\n\nI was raised Republican and switched to independent in my late 20s then around 34 switched to full democrat.\n\nI believe my party, the democrats, to be the party of the ppl. I've watched more CSPAN debates than imaginable and can truly state, it is the democratic party up in Washington fighting for that poor redneck white man in the South that is voting Republican based on his prejudices... sad that they don't get it.
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Get elected by the members of your party.
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Change can only occur when enough people recognize a problem and act to change it.  This is not a fast process, but you need to either start a grass-roots movement or find a political party that suppports your views.  Use the influence of large numbers of people to support specific candidates within a party you support.  You then recruit and work with others who have the same views.\n\nWikipedia discusses "Social Change":\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_change\n\nYou need to earn money to make changes.. money is always at the bottom of any major movement in politics.  Fund raising can be done creatively.  Here is a site that discusses the topic:\n\nhttp://www.elwood.k12.nf.ca/fund/how_to_fundraise.htm\n\nYou will need to use this information only as a basic guide.. you will need to tailor it to your needs and your resources.\n\nIf you can't find a candidate who fits the bill, BECOME the candidate.\n\nHere is a site that, although doesn't deal with your country, may be able to at lead you in the right direction:\n\nhttp://www.lipolitics.com/get_involved!.htm
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Dear Friend,\n\nThe only way to change a law is to get a new law passed.  You need to find a member of the state legislature who will support your point of view.  Try to think which party would more likely support this change.  Then start writing to members of that party in the state legislature.\n\nYour Friend,\nFrancesois
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how can i change myself
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i dont believe in those things. country  cannot be changed by one party. It can only come from common people's awareness.
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First contact your local County Recorders office and tell them to remove your phone number from your Voter Registration.  Also tell them you want to "opt-out" from all mailings, emails and phone calls.\n\nSecond contact the party (Dem/Rep) and tell them you want to "opt-out" of all of their mailings, emials and phone calls.\n\nIt's too late for this election but hopefully it will reduce the number of annoyances on the next election.
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Look up the party platforms for each party.  Consider that these are generally accepted.  These are not 100%.  You can and will vary from these.  Traditionally you associate with the one that is closest to the values you hold.  The other group associate with the one which has a history with them.  An example is a person who is Democrat because that is what his parent's were.  He may have no idea what the party stands for.  Another is members of the Black race tended to be Republicans after the Civil War because that was the party which helped make slavery illegal.  Today, that same race tends to associate with Democrats for much the same reason...civil rights issues.  Who knows what will happen in 50 years?\nIn short, check the party platforms.  Not all members of the African American race are Democrats, but that is the trend.  Just goes to show a variance.  You can vary too.  I would have used another race as an example, but my knowledge of other races in American politics is too limited.