Global Presidential Primary - I will be voting online or from abroad !!

[Sean]

So I am happy that I am able to vote for my leaders for the USA Presidential Elections! I will vote tonight online for the Primary.

and more info:  www.democratsabroad.org 

STokeD !


Democratic Global Presidential Primary 2008


Contact your local DA/Costa Banderas-PV area chapter chairperson, Dee Dee Camhi at chair.banderas(at)mexicodemocrats.org, or Nancy Evans, the DA/Mexico national voter registration chairperson, at voter-registration(at)mexicodemocrats.org.
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When is it?
The Global Primary will take place from February 5 to 12, 2008. Democrats Abroad will hold a Democratic Global Presidential Primary by Internet, mail or fax, and in-person at Voting Centers in 34 countries around the globe. (The in-person voting in Mexico will take place only on Feb 5th.) This will be the FIRST global primary ever!

Who can participate in the DA Mexico's Global Primary?
Participation in the DA Mexico's Global Primary is open to any person who is a US national citizen, is 18 years of age or older on or before November 4, 2008, resides temporarily or permanently outside the US, and is a member of the Mexico Country Committee of Democrats Abroad or joins DA/Mexico before voting in the Global Primary.

Everyone voting in the DA Mexico's Global Primary process shall declare that s/he meets these requirements and also agrees to participate in good faith in this primary instead of in her/her own home state's democratic presidential caucus or primary process. One can register to be a member of Democrats Abroad by accessing DemocratsAbroad.org on the internet and clicking "Join Democrats Abroad."

How can I vote?
You can vote in three different ways:

1. By secure Internet online voting at VoteFromAbroad.org

2. In person on February 5, 2008 at one of the two Banderas Bay area voting centers:
- Philo's Restaurant, Delfin #15, La Cruz de Huanacatzle from 12 to 8 pm
- Mailboxes, Etc. Blvd Fco Medina Ascencio, Zonal Hotelera Norte from 10 am to 6 pm.

3. By paper ballot, which must be requested from your individual state and returned by mail or fax before February 12, 2008

Can I vote in my home state too?
U.S. voters living overseas may vote for a presidential candidate in either the Democratic Global Primary or their state primary back home. You may not vote for a presidential candidate in both. (When you receive your state primary ballot, you can vote for all offices other than President, but you must not vote for President on that ballot.)

Is it safe to vote by Internet?
Secure Internet voting is powered by Everyone Counts, a leading expert in high-integrity online elections. We are using the same system the Michigan Democratic Party has used since 2004. Alternatively, you will have the option to vote by post, fax or in-person at Voting Centers in 34 countries around the world.

Whom can I contact if I have questions or if I want to become a member of DA/Mexico?
Your local DA/Costa Banderas-PV area chapter chairperson, Dee Dee Camhi at chair.banderas(at)mexicodemocrats.org, or Nancy Evans, the DA/Mexico national voter registration chairperson, at voter-registration(at)mexicodemocrats.org.

[sisterofyu]

Did you vote for Barack or Romney?

[Sean]

  uhhh

I voted for Hillary 

It looks close though, but she pulled ahead. but Obama won more states.  She won the popular vote by only 1 percent 

[misterbrownstone]

trator!  i voted for Obama.  Obama's projected to win more delegates, though.

[gunsnrosesaxlrockz]

Go Obama and McCain.  Thats the matchup I'd like too see, I think those two no matter who got into office wouldn't play politics as usual.  I really like some of what Obama has to say.  I hope he gets nominated.

[marktheshark]

Go Obama and McCain. 

Fuck 'em both.  I'm voting for Ron Paul!

[gunsnrosesaxlrockz]

Fuck 'em both.  I'm voting for Ron Paul!

do you want a tinfoil hat to wear or do you already have one? j/k bro.

[misterbrownstone]

Fuck 'em both.  I'm voting for Ron Paul!

what a waste...he has like 6 delegates.
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Romney dropped out today...damn shame, i liked him the more than the 2 others (Paul is a fool). 

[halford]

i cant vote, but id like to see obama win, it would be a nice change from those usual faces, its the only one i feel sympathy for.

[marktheshark]

what a shame...he has like 6 delegates.  all because he's not the media's "chosen one".
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Romney dropped out today...damn shame, i liked him the more than the 2 others (Paul is as close to the truth as we'll ever get!). 

Fixed it for ya!

Ron Paul is a Constitutionalist/Libertarian in case you didn't know.  That's why some of his positions seem so odd to some people...

[misterbrownstone]

Fixed it for ya!

Ron Paul is a Constitutionalist/Libertarian in case you didn't know.  That's why some of his positions seem so odd to some people...

trust me, i'm well aware.  he wants to get rid of income tax and the bank.  without income tax, how do you propose that the country will be run?  the only reason anyone really likes him is because he wants to legalize marijuana.

[ShePoutsHerBest]

i cant vote, but id like to see obama win, it would be a nice change from those usual faces, its the only one i feel sympathy for.

For $5 I'll vote Obama for you

[halford]

im german, thats why i cant vote,lol.......im 35 , its not an age problem.....

[ShePoutsHerBest]

My offer still  stands

[GGS]

Anyone know how Hiliary is doing?

[Duffer]

Go Obama and McCain.  Thats the matchup I'd like too see, I think those two no matter who got into office wouldn't play politics as usual.  I really like some of what Obama has to say.  I hope he gets nominated.

if thats gonna be the race obama will win for sure, i mean most of the people who vote don't actually listen to what the representatives say just if they talk well or if they look good...


obama speaks brilliantly but McCain is an old grumpy man who might have good points but doesn't speak as well as obama. 

[Sean]

Anyone know how Hiliary is doing?

http://edition.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primaries/results/scorecard/#D

its so close. Hillary is winning slightly though   


anyway Obama reminds me of Kerry with empty hope. Clinton , in office, would run circles around him and get it all done. 

[marktheshark]

http://edition.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primaries/results/scorecard/#D

its so close. Hillary is winning slightly though   


anyway Obama reminds me of Kerry with empty hope. Clinton , in office, would run circles around him and get it all done. 

I sure hope "Clitler" doesn't get in.  I'd vote for Obama first, I don't like him either.  Remember:  Bros before ho's!

I might actually NOT vote in the upcoming Presidential election...