Kerry just lost.

[Randedl]

i don't think it has to do with the population discrepency. . . it's a % anyways.

i think it could have to do with the fact that the states is just a 2 party race. all the people who say "oh, i don't want to vote for either" and don't end up voting are the problem.

imagine if those people all turned out and voted 3rd party?

it could also have alot to do with the electoral college. if you are a democrat in a traditionally republican state. . . what's the point?

i would still vote. . . i'm just saying.

[Gemfire]

In our state, we always vote republican for president....(I think weve gone democrat like 3 times(I'm not sure on specific numbers, if someone could look it up for me and tell me since i have no clue where to look, id be grateful))..yet all 3 of our reps in congress are Democrats - Byron Dorgan, Pomeroy, to name two. Thats the part I dont get.

Edit: I live in North Dakota Btw

[Vitron]

Write-in Dock> in Nov.

DoCk> ThE vOtE!!111one11!

[bloodzombie]

kerry will be no better than bush. . .

in a country where 39%(i think) of all people vote, how are you guys criticizing me for throwing away MY vote, when i vote from another country???

I don't think it's throwing your vote away unless you vote in a swing state.