Where Do I Vote? Find Your Polling Place Here

Where do I vote? Find your polling place, your candidates, and everything else you need to know right here on the Independent Voter Network (IVN.us).

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Callers Confused by Secretive Phone Polling Firm

The investigation into who Independent Voter Research is continues. The cryptic robo-calls have confused, frustrated, and angered voters in swing states.

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Florida Independents on the Rise

The number of voters in Florida registering as independent is drastically rising, reports the Palm Beach Post, as the two charts above reveal. Since 1972, Florida independent voters rose 20.

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There’s a tendency to view independent voters as being in the middle. That’s not who they are at all. In fact, the philosophical spectrum of independents is broader than that of Republicans or Democrats — it goes further to the right and further to the left.

There’s a tendency to view independent voters as being in the middle. That’s not who they are at all. In fact, the philosophical spectrum of independents is broader than that.

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Closed primaries disenfranchise independents. Open primaries give voters more control of the candidate selection process. That also increases the number of independent voters, forcing political parties to moderate their extreme positions.

Closed primaries disenfranchise independents. Open primaries give voters more control of the candidate selection process. That also increases the number of independent voters, forcing political parties to moderate their extreme.

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The traditional partisan debate over whether to raise or cut taxes– especially for high-income earners– ignores an independent solution that should at least be tolerable to both sides: make the high-income earners– especially corporations– pay their taxes in the first place.

The traditional partisan debate over whether to raise or cut taxes– especially for high-income earners– ignores an independent solution that should at least be tolerable to both sides: make the.

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