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Buckeye_Democrat

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4. I'm registered as no-party in Ohio, but vote blue.

Reply to tmaynardr (Original post)

Fri Oct 30, 2020, 10:30 AM

Oct 2020

I used to think that I was unusual, but looked at the party affiliations in Montgomery County OH (Dayton) a few weeks ago and learned no-party is by FAR more common here than being registered to a party.

I did it long ago because I didn't want nosey people at workplaces to get an idea of how I vote. It's easy to look up that information online in Ohio.

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Ohio - Cuyahoga County Early Vote Comparison to 2016 [View all] tmaynardr Oct 2020 OP

under 30yr old voters register as independents beachbumbob Oct 2020 #1

I have no party affiliation nor does my sister but we vote DLCWIdem Oct 2020 #2

Cuyahoga county is Cleveland..heavily democratic and yes the most populous area Thekaspervote Oct 2020 #3

Dayton (Montgomery County) is usually blue... Buckeye_Democrat Oct 2020 #5

Clinton in Ohio tmaynardr Oct 2020 #6

I'm registered as no-party in Ohio, but vote blue. Buckeye_Democrat Oct 2020 #4

In Ohio is those so called Independents that are scary liberal N proud Oct 2020 #7

They are more correctly called "unaffiliated", not independents. No Vested Interest Nov 2020 #8