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schedule of state primary elections for 2010
« on: January 29, 2010, 08:52:04 PM »
February 2, Illinois

March 2, Texas

May 4, Indiana
May 4, North Carolina
May 4, Ohio

May 11, Nebraska
May 11, West Virginia

May 18, Arkansas
May 18, Kentucky
May 18, Oregon
May 18, Pennsylvania

May 25, Idaho

June 1, Alabama
June 1, Mississippi
June 1, New Mexico

June 8, Arkansas, if run-off from earlier primary needed
June 8, California
June 8, Iowa
June 8, Maine
June 8, Montana
June 8, Nevada
June 8, New Jersey
June 8, North Dakota
June 8, South Carolina
June 8, South Dakota
June 8, Virginia

June 22, Mississippi, if run-off from earlier primary needed
June 22, North Carolina, if run-off from earlier primary needed
June 22, South Carolina, if run-off from earlier primary needed
June 22, Utah

June 29, South Dakota, if run-off from earlier primary needed

July 13, Alabama, if run-off from earlier primary needed

July 20, Georgia

July 27, Oklahoma

August 3, Kansas
August 3, Michigan
August 3, Missouri

August 5, Tennessee

August 10, Colorado
August 10, Connecticut
August 10, Georgia, if run-off from earlier primary needed

August 17, Washington
August 17, Wyoming

August 24, Alaska
August 24, Arizona
August 24, Florida
August 24, Oklahoma, if run-off from earlier primary needed

August 28, Louisiana ("first party")

September 14, Delaware
September 14, District of Columbia
September 14, Maryland
September 14, Massachusetts
September 14, Minnesota
September 14, New Hampshire
September 14, New York
September 14, Rhode Island
September 14, Vermont
September 14, Wisconsin

September 18, Hawaii

October 2, Louisiana ("second party")

note: states in bold involve races for the U.S. Senate; all seats in the House of Representatives of course are up anyway
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Re: schedule of state primary elections for 2010
« Reply #1 on: January 29, 2010, 09:04:57 PM »
Frank, I am happy you brought this up.  Right now, I am so danged mad at myself I can't see straight.

I got home early enough to hear the Republican debate, Debra Medina made it to the second round.  I taped it to watch later, as I had some business to take care of.  At the end of it, they had the reminder to register to vote.  Well, when I moved this summer I changed my address, and requested an updated voter's registration card.  TODAY I find out, I am still registered in the other county.  DAGGUM.  I have to go to the boyfriend's house tomorrow am, to print out my form and mail it, postponing my trip to Killeen, because it must be received by Monday, or I can't dang vote.    :banghead:

I am so dissapointed in myself.   :bawl:
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Re: schedule of state primary elections for 2010
« Reply #2 on: January 30, 2010, 12:42:15 PM »
Quote from: IassaFTots on January 29, 2010, 09:04:57 PM
Frank, I am happy you brought this up.  Right now, I am so danged mad at myself I can't see straight.

I got home early enough to hear the Republican debate, Debra Medina made it to the second round.  I taped it to watch later, as I had some business to take care of.  At the end of it, they had the reminder to register to vote.  Well, when I moved this summer I changed my address, and requested an updated voter's registration card.  TODAY I find out, I am still registered in the other county.  DAGGUM.  I have to go to the boyfriend's house tomorrow am, to print out my form and mail it, postponing my trip to Killeen, because it must be received by Monday, or I can't dang vote.    :banghead:

I am so dissapointed in myself.   :bawl:

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Q: I'm not registered, but want to vote in the March Primary Election; how can I be sure that I'm registered in time to vote?

A: The deadline to register and be eligible to vote in the March 2, 2010 Primary Election is February 1, 2010. This can be either the postmark date or the date the application is received in the office of the voter registrar. You may, of course, register at any time before that date to ensure that your registration is effective for voting in March. You can obtain a voter registration application from your voter registrar's office, libraries, most post offices, high schools, or from this office.
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Re: schedule of state primary elections for 2010
« Reply #3 on: February 01, 2010, 09:21:53 PM »
Quote from: Mike220 on January 30, 2010, 12:42:15 PM
From the SOS

Q: I'm not registered, but want to vote in the March Primary Election; how can I be sure that I'm registered in time to vote?

A: The deadline to register and be eligible to vote in the March 2, 2010 Primary Election is February 1, 2010. This can be either the postmark date or the date the application is received in the office of the voter registrar. You may, of course, register at any time before that date to ensure that your registration is effective for voting in March. You can obtain a voter registration application from your voter registrar's office, libraries, most post offices, high schools, or from this office.

I put it in the post office Saturday, so I should be good.  Just a little freaking out.
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Re: schedule of state primary elections for 2010
« Reply #4 on: March 02, 2010, 12:22:55 PM »
In Colorado, democrat senator Michael Bennet has the personal appeal of having your teeth cleaned. He was appointed to replace Salazar who went on to Dept of Interior and proceeded to worsen matters for the state's critical oilfield industry. This was accomplished byt the single vote of Gov. Ritter who declined re-election under a cloud of suspicion over the  Cory Voorhis affair. In short: Bennett is toast, we just need to find out which side he's gonna be buttered on.

Meanwhile, the GOP contenders are all but eviscerating each other to prove their conservative credentials. Where liberals fear their title the conservatives are trying to paint their's in as bright a color as large as possible.

The agenda is ours to lose.
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Re: schedule of state primary elections for 2010
« Reply #5 on: March 22, 2010, 04:13:30 PM »
Quote from: franksolich on January 29, 2010, 08:52:04 PM
August 24, Florida

note: states in bold involve races for the U.S. Senate; all seats in the House of Representatives of course are up anyway

I'll be there...I'd like to kick Debbie Wasserman Schultz in the teeth.
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Re: schedule of state primary elections for 2010
« Reply #6 on: March 23, 2010, 04:53:27 PM »
Texicans: Don't forget to check to see if you have anyone in the April 13th Runoff. Early voting is April 5-9.

I only have three: Supreme Court Justice (Rick Green or Debra Lehrman), Place 3; Judge, County Court at Law No. 1 (Kimberly McCary or Chance Oliver); and Judge, County Probate Court (Robert Ramirez or Bonnie Robison)
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Re: schedule of state primary elections for 2010
« Reply #7 on: March 23, 2010, 08:16:38 PM »
State Rep, JP and Supreme Court here in Dallas County. Thanks for the reminder!
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Re: schedule of state primary elections for 2010
« Reply #8 on: June 14, 2010, 04:21:15 AM »
Quote from: franksolich on January 29, 2010, 08:52:04 PM
February 2, Illinois

March 2, Texas

May 4, Indiana
May 4, North Carolina
May 4, Ohio

May 11, Nebraska
May 11, West Virginia

May 18, Arkansas
May 18, Kentucky
May 18, Oregon
May 18, Pennsylvania

May 25, Idaho

June 1, Alabama
June 1, Mississippi
June 1, New Mexico

June 8, Arkansas, if run-off from earlier primary needed
June 8, California
June 8, Iowa
June 8, Maine
June 8, Montana
June 8, Nevada
June 8, New Jersey
June 8, North Dakota
June 8, South Carolina
June 8, South Dakota
June 8, Virginia

June 22, Mississippi, if run-off from earlier primary needed
June 22, North Carolina, if run-off from earlier primary needed
June 22, South Carolina, if run-off from earlier primary needed
June 22, Utah

June 29, South Dakota, if run-off from earlier primary needed

July 13, Alabama, if run-off from earlier primary needed

July 20, Georgia

July 27, Oklahoma

August 3, Kansas
August 3, Michigan
August 3, Missouri

August 5, Tennessee

August 10, Colorado
August 10, Connecticut
August 10, Georgia, if run-off from earlier primary needed

August 17, Washington
August 17, Wyoming

August 24, Alaska
August 24, Arizona
August 24, Florida
August 24, Oklahoma, if run-off from earlier primary needed

August 28, Louisiana ("first party")

September 14, Delaware
September 14, District of Columbia
September 14, Maryland
September 14, Massachusetts
September 14, Minnesota
September 14, New Hampshire
September 14, New York
September 14, Rhode Island
September 14, Vermont
September 14, Wisconsin

September 18, Hawaii

October 2, Louisiana ("second party")

note: states in bold involve races for the U.S. Senate; all seats in the House of Representatives of course are up anyway

Ahha.. Politicians are running up... We wait and see.  :tongue: :tongue: :tongue: :tongue:

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Re: schedule of state primary elections for 2010
« Reply #9 on: September 23, 2010, 02:29:27 PM »
I voted in the primary in Rochester, NY. Those new electronic machines had all of the workers confused, and it seems like they use more paper than the old lever machines.

I'm all about Paladino right now, NY needs him! He said he'd go up to Albany with a baseball bat.
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