Is everyone a Registered Republican?

two weeks ago. I called the County to confirm receipt of my registration and they phoned me back the same day. I also verified online just now. Same for my spouse.

I've been trying to convince my family in Arizona to register Republican. They think it is an open primary in February, but the Presidential Preference Election is CLOSED.

A whole lot of people who live there have no idea. The Ron Paul meetups or someone in Arizona needs to place an ad in the Arizona Republic and inform supporteres (many of whom are not involved in the grassroots, such as my extended family) that the election is closed and the deadline to register is January 7, 2008. It can be done online here: http://www.azsos.gov/election/VoterRegistration.htm.

I've sent emails to everyone I know.

Yeah, I switched to Republican, along with 4 of my friends. Got our cards in the mail. Ready to go.

Yes. Both myself and wife made the switch from indie for this closed primary (FL). Called a buddy in AZ and he switched from Dem for this critical vote.

As an aside... is there any candidate besides RP that is beloved (in message alone) enough to compell opposing party and indies to jump ship?

Didn't think so.

"Just registered about two months ago".

"Observe the masses,and do the opposite."

I figure that after Paul does well in ohio and NH the republican party is going to move fast to close all those open primary states. Switch now if you can. They will do anything to keep him out. They might even pull some "must have been a regestred GOP member for 60 days crap" . For sure they won't go down without a fight.

I'm a life long registered Republican.

Here's an idea for those of you not "switched" in time to vote in the primaries:

Why not try to get your friends and family who are already registered Republican to vote for Ron Paul? And, if they're not willing to do it out of their own personal devotion to Ron Paul, perhaps they'd be willing to do it out of their friendship/love for you.

Now I'm a Ron Paul Republican and soon to be Precinct Chair!

I'm registered republican.

Cali folk can register here:

https://ovr.sos.ca.gov/votereg/OnlineVoterReg

You get a filled out voter registration card in the mail that you then have to sign, then mail back to the state. They then mail you a little yellow card as proof of your registration.

Cali's deadline is Jan 21 according to www.RonPaul2008.com.
The primary is Feb 5.

I registered few months ago

I'm still one was about to change until Ron Paul my state is closed so I still can vote I'm running into alot of dems who like RP it's too late to switch in my state but I'm still recruiting for election you can't blame people for not switching I think people need to contact there congress rep to open up states so this politicle affilation problem will go away

I changed my party affiliation from Democrat to Republican before the deadline, so that I'm able to vote for Dr. Paul on February 5th, here in NY.

- Max

http://img154.imageshack.us/img154/6240/ronpaulsoappp7.jpg

I found out about RP 3 days after the deadline, I'm independent, and the primary is closed, but I think Rudy might have NY locked up, so it might not matter. Though I wish I could.

Indiana has a open primary. We are backward in many ways but on that one, we in front. I vote my own way.

www.ronpaul2008.com

There is Open Primaries at the end of the tunnel my friends!

Ron Paul 2008

I cannot vote in the US, however I support Ron Paul the best I can.

"Nothing can stop an idea whose time has come" Victor Hugo, 1852.
Peace, Prosperity and Liberty - Ron Paul for President. http://www.RonPaul2008.com/

Paper trail for my vote, thank you very much.

OH has open primaries so no need thankfully and it makes it a lot easier to get people to register. I have been working on that though.

I can't wait to see the day of change when Dr. Paul is elected.

Me and my wife.Parents to.
Florida

to vote for the good Dr. in Michigan. Love the open primary! I'll be backing RP in the GE too.

Switched in June, have my card, ready to go!

I told my brother, who said he liked RP but wasn't sure he "could win" that in 2000 8.4% of registered repubs voted in the primaries. And I'm positive that at least 99% of RP supporters will show up. Compare that to 9% of any other candidates' supporters.

Personally, I would rip the IV out of my arm and walk out of the hospital to vote in the primary. And I've never voted in one in my 26 years of being eligible.

Dan

Illinois has open primaries so I don't have to go through that baloney.

I'm not registered with any party, Virginia's got open primaries. I am, however, keeping a close watch to make sure there's no last-minute monkey-business.

And in Ohio, you don't have to be registered Republican to vote. Hooray.

Yes

Registered Republican to vote in California. I have always been registered Independent. I would never be polled...

Just got my card last week, voting place is right next to my house :)