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Discussion: Seat All Delegates
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lanesharon lanesharon |
Seat All Delegates
Feb 11 2008, 7:43 PM EST Passage of Florida legislative bill HB 537 has caused 1,684,390 US voters to become disenfranchised. Unless the RNC & DNC policies are changed, this could happen to you some day; regardless of your state or party affiliation. The contents of this website will discuss this bill, what happened; and what you can do to try to reverse this situation and prevent it from recurring. Please help us reinstate the voting rights of Florida Democrats. How you can help: Visit the website http://florida-delegates.com Read the Position Summary Section http://florida-delegates.com/pages/our-position.php Visit the What To Do Page and follow our action suggestions http://florida-delegates.com/pages/your-help/what-to-do.php Pass this information on to others. Please keep these facts in mind as you read the contents of this website: * The Florida Democratic primary election ballot had all democratic candidates listed. * Florida Dems have been disenfranchised, through no fault of their own * HB537 was written by a Florida Republican to change Florida's primary date. * A state legislature has interfered with it's constituents National voting rights. * The Florida Democratic Party did NOT change this date, the legislature did. * The Florida legislature has an overwhelming Republican majority. * The House of Representatives in Florida have 41 Democrats; 71 Republicans. * The Senate in Florida have 14 Democrats; 26 Republicans * The state of Florida has a Republican Governor. * The citizens of the state of Florida did NOT vote on this date change. * HB537 was passed in May 2007 & legislatively changed the Florida primary date. * This date was, and still is, unalterable by the Florida Democrats. Sharon Lane, http://florida-delegates.com 2 out of 3 found this valuable. Do you? |
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shepholland shepholland |
RE: Seat All Delegates
Jun 3 2008, 8:42 PM EDT Interesting that if you look at the voting results there were only 3 dissenting votes. So...it's pretty hard to say that Democrats were disenfranchised when they voted for the change. Do you find this valuable? |