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Thousands of Democratic New Hampshire voters are switching party affiliation so they can support Haley in the republican primary over Trump!
Democrats have a clever strategy in New Hampshire!
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Following Donald Trump's convincing win in the Iowa caucuses, the race for the Republican presidential nomination now turns to next Tuesday and the primary in New Hampshire. There, Nikki Haley's poll numbers have been improving, giving her a shot at an upset victory against Trump.
Or at least this is what some would have us believe!!
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At a campaign event in Portsmouth on Wednesday, Trump falsely claimed that New Hampshire laws “allow Democrats to vote in the Republican primary.” He also said, “Nikki Haley is counting on Democrats and liberals to infiltrate your Republican primary.”
Facts First: This is false. Registered Democrats can’t participate in the New Hampshire GOP primary.
Only Republicans and independents can vote in the Republican contest.
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Trump has a well-documented history of lying about elections, most famously in 2020, when he routinely spouted disinformation about mail-in ballots and other voting rules.
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In New Hampshire, there’s a large share of independent voters, who are called “undeclared.” The state prides itself in letting undeclared voters participate in either party’s presidential primary. They can pick which ballot to take when they show up to their polling place Tuesday.
But registered Democrats can’t crossover to the GOP
But can they switch parties?
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Quote Originally Posted by Zeus4par:
In New Hampshire, there’s a large share of independent voters, who are called “undeclared.” The state prides itself in letting undeclared voters participate in either party’s presidential primary. They can pick which ballot to take when they show up to their polling place Tuesday. But registered Democrats can’t crossover to the GOP But can they switch parties?
In New Hampshire, there’s a large share of independent voters, who are called “undeclared.” The state prides itself in letting undeclared voters participate in either party’s presidential primary. They can pick which ballot to take when they show up to their polling place Tuesday. But registered Democrats can’t crossover to the GOP But can they switch parties?
seems to me i remember somethiing about a deadline for declaring party affiliation
then once declared he or she cannot switch for the primary
not positive though
maybe independents can
"I'm the MOST HONEST human being that GOD EVER created!" - Donald "the felon" Trump
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Quote Originally Posted by KellyM_1964:
Quote Originally Posted by Zeus4par: In New Hampshire, there’s a large share of independent voters, who are called “undeclared.” The state prides itself in letting undeclared voters participate in either party’s presidential primary. They can pick which ballot to take when they show up to their polling place Tuesday. But registered Democrats can’t crossover to the GOP But can they switch parties? seems to me i remember somethiing about a deadline for declaring party affiliation then once declared he or she cannot switch for the primary not positive though maybe independents can
Quote Originally Posted by Zeus4par: In New Hampshire, there’s a large share of independent voters, who are called “undeclared.” The state prides itself in letting undeclared voters participate in either party’s presidential primary. They can pick which ballot to take when they show up to their polling place Tuesday. But registered Democrats can’t crossover to the GOP But can they switch parties? seems to me i remember somethiing about a deadline for declaring party affiliation then once declared he or she cannot switch for the primary not positive though maybe independents can
@KellyM_1964
Not clear on that myself. But I know unaffiliates can vote in the republican primaries!
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Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:
Quote Originally Posted by Zeus4par: Thousands of Democratic New Hampshire voters are switching party affiliation so they can support Haley in the republican primary over Trump! If they can actually do that it is genius!
if they can
Quote Originally Posted by Zeus4par: Thousands of Democratic New Hampshire voters are switching party affiliation so they can support Haley in the republican primary over Trump! If they can actually do that it is genius!
it could be a close race there
"I'm the MOST HONEST human being that GOD EVER created!" - Donald "the felon" Trump
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Quote Originally Posted by KellyM_1964:
Quote Originally Posted by Zeus4par: In New Hampshire, there’s a large share of independent voters, who are called “undeclared.” The state prides itself in letting undeclared voters participate in either party’s presidential primary. They can pick which ballot to take when they show up to their polling place Tuesday. But registered Democrats can’t crossover to the GOP But can they switch parties? seems to me i remember somethiing about a deadline for declaring party affiliation then once declared he or she cannot switch for the primary not positive though maybe independents can
I think so
Quote Originally Posted by Zeus4par: In New Hampshire, there’s a large share of independent voters, who are called “undeclared.” The state prides itself in letting undeclared voters participate in either party’s presidential primary. They can pick which ballot to take when they show up to their polling place Tuesday. But registered Democrats can’t crossover to the GOP But can they switch parties? seems to me i remember somethiing about a deadline for declaring party affiliation then once declared he or she cannot switch for the primary not positive though maybe independents can
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Quote Originally Posted by Zeus4par:
Quote Originally Posted by KellyM_1964: Quote Originally Posted by Zeus4par: In New Hampshire, there’s a large share of independent voters, who are called “undeclared.” The state prides itself in letting undeclared voters participate in either party’s presidential primary. They can pick which ballot to take when they show up to their polling place Tuesday. But registered Democrats can’t crossover to the GOP But can they switch parties? seems to me i remember somethiing about a deadline for declaring party affiliation then once declared he or she cannot switch for the primary not positive though maybe independents canI think so
haley has maybe a 50-50 shot in nh but nothing after that
Quote Originally Posted by KellyM_1964: Quote Originally Posted by Zeus4par: In New Hampshire, there’s a large share of independent voters, who are called “undeclared.” The state prides itself in letting undeclared voters participate in either party’s presidential primary. They can pick which ballot to take when they show up to their polling place Tuesday. But registered Democrats can’t crossover to the GOP But can they switch parties? seems to me i remember somethiing about a deadline for declaring party affiliation then once declared he or she cannot switch for the primary not positive though maybe independents canI think so
could b an ugly problem for gop though if chump is convicted before the election on anything way too late to scramble for a new nominee
"I'm the MOST HONEST human being that GOD EVER created!" - Donald "the felon" Trump
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Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:
Quote Originally Posted by KellyM_1964: Quote Originally Posted by Zeus4par: In New Hampshire, there’s a large share of independent voters, who are called “undeclared.” The state prides itself in letting undeclared voters participate in either party’s presidential primary. They can pick which ballot to take when they show up to their polling place Tuesday. But registered Democrats can’t crossover to the GOP But can they switch parties? seems to me i remember somethiing about a deadline for declaring party affiliation then once declared he or she cannot switch for the primary not positive though maybe independents can @KellyM_1964 Not clear on that myself. But I know unaffiliates can vote in the republican primaries!
If unaffiliated they can declare then and switch back later Quote Originally Posted by KellyM_1964: Quote Originally Posted by Zeus4par: In New Hampshire, there’s a large share of independent voters, who are called “undeclared.” The state prides itself in letting undeclared voters participate in either party’s presidential primary. They can pick which ballot to take when they show up to their polling place Tuesday. But registered Democrats can’t crossover to the GOP But can they switch parties? seems to me i remember somethiing about a deadline for declaring party affiliation then once declared he or she cannot switch for the primary not positive though maybe independents can @KellyM_1964 Not clear on that myself. But I know unaffiliates can vote in the republican primaries!
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Quote Originally Posted by KellyM_1964:
Quote Originally Posted by Zeus4par: Quote Originally Posted by KellyM_1964: Quote Originally Posted by Zeus4par: In New Hampshire, there’s a large share of independent voters, who are called “undeclared.” The state prides itself in letting undeclared voters participate in either party’s presidential primary. They can pick which ballot to take when they show up to their polling place Tuesday. But registered Democrats can’t crossover to the GOP But can they switch parties? seems to me i remember somethiing about a deadline for declaring party affiliation then once declared he or she cannot switch for the primary not positive though maybe independents canI think sohaley has maybe a 50-50 shot in nh but nothing after that could b an ugly problem for gop though if chump is convicted before the election on anything way too late to scramble for a new nominee
Quote Originally Posted by Zeus4par: Quote Originally Posted by KellyM_1964: Quote Originally Posted by Zeus4par: In New Hampshire, there’s a large share of independent voters, who are called “undeclared.” The state prides itself in letting undeclared voters participate in either party’s presidential primary. They can pick which ballot to take when they show up to their polling place Tuesday. But registered Democrats can’t crossover to the GOP But can they switch parties? seems to me i remember somethiing about a deadline for declaring party affiliation then once declared he or she cannot switch for the primary not positive though maybe independents canI think sohaley has maybe a 50-50 shot in nh but nothing after that could b an ugly problem for gop though if chump is convicted before the election on anything way too late to scramble for a new nominee
Not really. That's the weird terrain we find ourselves in. Let's say he's convicted. Highly unlikely but let's say so. The it gets tied up in appeals. Meanwhile, hypothetically, he wins the election. I guarantee you he will be sworn in.
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@StumpTownStu
You don't think he'll be convicted.He's got 3 of his lawyers that were all somewhat involved trying to overturn the election,that have flipped on him.They know what was going on and who was doing what.I don't think the prosecution would agree to no jail sentences for them,unless they are gonna give the prosecution the goods on trump.
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Artice II of the Constitution says:
- Must be at least 35 years old
- Be a natural-born citizen of the U.S.
- Must have lived in the U.S. for at least 14 years
You also need 270 electoral votes and if that's not reached by either party then:
If no candidate receives a majority of the electoral votes, the decision of who becomes president goes to the House of Representatives. The House then picks the new president from the top three candidates, while the Senate elects the vice president from the remaining top two candidates.
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this would be mind blowing, just with the fact that Joe looks like early Alsheimer's setting in:
The vice president assumes the presidency if the president is unable to perform their duties, according to the White House. This can occur for various reasons including:
- President's death
- President's resignation
- President's temporary incapacitation
- If the vice president and a majority of the cabinet deem the president is no longer able to perform the duties of the presidency
Of the 15 vice presidents who went on to become president themselves, eight succeeded into office due to the prior president's death, according to the U.S. Senate
Kamala will be the VP pick no matter what, unless Big Mike wants to step in but that wont happen this election.
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And then the chilitokid made the call to ALL his Massholes buddies and asked them to register in NH (because they own a 2nd home in NH). Turns out there is a bigger movement to get Trump elected because the blind people finally realized they are being used like fools.
as of Friday there were 3000 people who switched to Independent. We will get just as many to cancel them out!
and I don’t wanna hear your BS - election rigging!
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Quote Originally Posted by KellyM_1964:
Quote Originally Posted by Zeus4par: Quote Originally Posted by KellyM_1964: Quote Originally Posted by Zeus4par: In New Hampshire, there’s a large share of independent voters, who are called “undeclared.” The state prides itself in letting undeclared voters participate in either party’s presidential primary. They can pick which ballot to take when they show up to their polling place Tuesday. But registered Democrats can’t crossover to the GOP But can they switch parties? seems to me i remember somethiing about a deadline for declaring party affiliation then once declared he or she cannot switch for the primary not positive though maybe independents canI think sohaley has maybe a 50-50 shot in nh but nothing after that could b an ugly problem for gop though if chump is convicted before the election on anything way too late to scramble for a new nominee
at certainly could prove to be a big problem if it happens but Trump's efforts to delay justice are having an effect
Quote Originally Posted by Zeus4par: Quote Originally Posted by KellyM_1964: Quote Originally Posted by Zeus4par: In New Hampshire, there’s a large share of independent voters, who are called “undeclared.” The state prides itself in letting undeclared voters participate in either party’s presidential primary. They can pick which ballot to take when they show up to their polling place Tuesday. But registered Democrats can’t crossover to the GOP But can they switch parties? seems to me i remember somethiing about a deadline for declaring party affiliation then once declared he or she cannot switch for the primary not positive though maybe independents canI think sohaley has maybe a 50-50 shot in nh but nothing after that could b an ugly problem for gop though if chump is convicted before the election on anything way too late to scramble for a new nominee
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Quote Originally Posted by unplucked_gem:
@chilitokid And then after she's close in NH but get smoked everywhere else Trump announces DeSantis VP and they spend the next year punching a lifeless Biden.
@chilitokid And then after she's close in NH but get smoked everywhere else Trump announces DeSantis VP and they spend the next year punching a lifeless Biden.
watch out for 'lil Ron taking over as Attorney General under Trump....
Time is a flat circle....
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Quote Originally Posted by KellyM_1964:
Quote Originally Posted by Zeus4par: Quote Originally Posted by KellyM_1964: Quote Originally Posted by Zeus4par: In New Hampshire, there’s a large share of independent voters, who are called “undeclared.” The state prides itself in letting undeclared voters participate in either party’s presidential primary. They can pick which ballot to take when they show up to their polling place Tuesday. But registered Democrats can’t crossover to the GOP But can they switch parties? seems to me i remember somethiing about a deadline for declaring party affiliation then once declared he or she cannot switch for the primary not positive though maybe independents canI think sohaley has maybe a 50-50 shot in nh but nothing after that could b an ugly problem for gop though if chump is convicted before the election on anything way too late to scramble for a new nominee
She's going out soon. Then the Dems get what they want which is an opponent who is not only a convicted sexoffender, insurrectionist and fraud but up on RICO charges as mob crime boss Quote Originally Posted by Zeus4par: Quote Originally Posted by KellyM_1964: Quote Originally Posted by Zeus4par: In New Hampshire, there’s a large share of independent voters, who are called “undeclared.” The state prides itself in letting undeclared voters participate in either party’s presidential primary. They can pick which ballot to take when they show up to their polling place Tuesday. But registered Democrats can’t crossover to the GOP But can they switch parties? seems to me i remember somethiing about a deadline for declaring party affiliation then once declared he or she cannot switch for the primary not positive though maybe independents canI think sohaley has maybe a 50-50 shot in nh but nothing after that could b an ugly problem for gop though if chump is convicted before the election on anything way too late to scramble for a new nominee
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