Armando Said:

As a non partisan voter in Cali that won't be affected by anything on the ballot, Why vote today?

We Answered:

no reason, don't

Victor Said:

true or false Texas judges are all elected on a non-partisan ballot, so party politics won't play a major role?

We Answered:

Politics always play a role.

Brittany Said:

Something to ponder: A non partisan thought. Take it as you will?

We Answered:

There are some non-voters who don't care, however I don't believe that they are in the majority.

I believe that the majority of non-voters are the people who didn't believe that there was any candidate worth voting for (John Kerry would actually have been worse than Bush, if he had been elected, and Bush has been absolutely awful and Nader, Badnarik, Peroutka, and Cobb didn't have any legitimate chance to win because of the media's ability to get the worst of the worst nominated). A large portion of the people who didn't vote last time are among the Ron Paul supporters (that's why there is a disconnect between their influence on the Internet, at rallys/meetup groups, and in straw polls VS in the "scientific" polls), as are many people who are eligible to vote for the first time. While there are older Ron Paul supporters, the vast majority of them are young first time voters (which is clear to just about everybody on the inside, but somehow the media can't seem to pick up on it).

If there is no candidate who will follow his oath to uphold and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic, why should anybody vote? If a politician can't be trusted to follow the laws that govern his office (and unfortunately, Jefferson failed to impeach a Supreme Court Justice for breaching his Oath of Office, which has led to this massive corruption ever since), why vote for him?

Bonnie Said:

Are Touz and RO35 stuffing the ballot boxes or what?

We Answered:

i am touz and I dont approve this message!

Leona Said:

Is Ron Paul running non partisan?

We Answered:

Maybe he will run as a Libertarian. I would vote for him.

Michelle Said:

why does a non partisan ballot not have the presidental canidates on them?

We Answered:

California has closed primaries... only people registered with a party may vote for that party's candidates in primaries.

Often, people will register with a party before an election, just to be able to vote in the primary, and then reregister as an independent after the primary is over... but I'm afraid it's too late for that now, with the primary next week.