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    W said:

    I am still in a state of disbelieve that McCain won. This defies all of the polls about the immigration issue and his record. I am very suspicious about this whole situation... especially in Florida of all places.
    That's exactly what my husband and I were saying yesterday!! Something is wrong somewhere.

    If the candidates end up to be Romney and McCain, well, I guess I'm going to Romney.

    W, do you think America is ready for a woman (Shrillary) president or a Muslim president (Osamabama)? Somehow, I don't think so. So if either of these two win the Dem presidential nomination, I think we will have an awesome chance at a Republican winner. But, God, I hope it's not McCain!!! arrgghhhhh! What are your thoughts?
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    According to exit polls in FL, sell-out McCain won the independent vote from those that changed from independent to Republican prior to the election. You must meet each states requirements to change party affiliation prior to a primary election to vote in that election.
    Pennsylvania law provides that the deadline to apply to register to vote is
    30 days prior to each election.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ALIPAC
    I think that the votes that Huckabee is stripping from Romney and to some degree the voters that are with Paul that would be likely Romney supporters are a bigger factor than independents.

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    Agree 100%.
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    In California you cannot vote for a republican if you are registered dem or ind.

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    According to exit polls in FL, sell-out McCain won the independent vote from those that changed from independent to Republican prior to the election. You must meet each states requirements to change party affiliation prior to a primary election to vote in that election.
    Pennsylvania law provides that the deadline to apply to register to vote is
    30 days prior to each election.
    I think it's 27 days before the vote......but it was reported people were showing up and right then changing their affiliation illegally. So who knows how the vote was skewed.
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    Not to mention all those hack-able Diebold voting machines...

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