She probably f*cked up and voted for Ralph Nader:laughing:

I have yet to vote for say government officials so i wouldn't know yet.

But nothing can be more confusing than registering to vote. they ask you the same question repeatedly only rewording it each time. biggest time waster ever.

It's not surprising that the most common reason reregister is to declare a change in political party.

EDIT: to oojay,
at least i didn't vote for bush a conservative ass, I might add

How to register to vote: Renew your drivers license. "would you like to register to vote"....."yes".

you were pulled on by the "motor voter" gambit then?
is that to say that you wouldn't have registered vote ever then if someone didn't shove a voter registration in your face?
or did you just take it and fill it out to avoid any unwanted glares from the person handing you the form?

you said its confusing......you were wrong.

the from they give you in school to register is long and confusing. and as it would happen, half the questions didn't require answering.

I was not wrong.
and you're not right.

do you speakee ingrish?!

just go to the DMV, fill out your name, address, phone number. Voila!

Does that not require people to have a license or, for it to be convenient, to be preparing to learn to drive? I'm guessing DMV means some kind of motor vehicle agency.

well i already registered and it was not voila.
name address, party, phone number, and a ton of other bs.

topic over.

you dont need a license to register to vote. you can go to the DMV solely to register to vote.