New Register Thread

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I've been debating this for the longest time, but what the hell.

homelycooking
Connecticut
I do not wish to register with a party.

Looking forward to getting involved.

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I COMPLETELY forgot about that....

Please disregard.... I'll stay where I am.

The Northeast now has an illegal immigration problem!

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Jake Matthews
Independent
New Jersey

for now...

A fellow Northeast Independent! Our ranks are growing.

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Leftbehind
JCP
Maine.

Welcome to the Northeast!

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change08
JCP
New York

Welcome to the Northeast!

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Scott
Connecticut
Democratic Party

Welcome to the Northeast! Did you mean to create a new party? Keep in mind that the Democratic and Republican parties don't exist here. You might be interested in the Jesus Christ Party or the Union of the Democratic Left (or you could be a shameless Independent, like myself )

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mondale84
JCP
New Jersey

Welcome to the region, mondale.

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homelycooking
Alliance of Independent Democrats
Connecticut (no change)

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Yelnoc
Alliance of Independent Democrats

¡Bienvenidos al partido!

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Kalwejt
Coalition of Independent Democrats
Alabama

Cincinnatus
Coalition of Independent Democrats
New York (No change)

Welcome! I'm thrilled to see that you've taken the plunge.

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homelycooking
Coalition of Independent Democrats
Connecticut (no change)

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Welcome to the region, Senator. We're thrilled to have you here.

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hawkeye59
Coalition of Independent Democrats
Iowa (Confusion)

Welcome to the party, Hawkeye!

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Ben, iliki, Dr. Cynic, welcome to CID! Our party convention is this week, be sure to attend.

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At long last, welcome to the party!

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AndrewCT
RPP
Connecticut.. for now

Pulling a Lazarus, eh?

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Not sure if I have to re-register, but I will just in case.

20RP12
Pennsylvania
Independent

Well, well. Look who's back for more.

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A temporary change, perhaps.

homelycooking
No party affiliation - Independent
Connecticut

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Welcome to Atlasia and to Atlasia's fairest region, Ibn Rushd Nix

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Well, if you're looking to get involved in government by running for some office, we're going to have vacancies opening up in the Northeast Assembly soon. An election is also coming up this month to fill a vacancy in the Senate created by President Snowguy's election to the office he currently holds - be sure to vote. Currently, your Northeast Assemblymen are Scott, Nathan, 20RP12, FallenMorgan, wormyguy and Cincinnatus and your Governor is Snowstalker. I would suggest looking through the regional government threads to get started and PM any of your elected officials (or me) if you have any questions.

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no change
no change
Blue Party/NCP - Non-Partisan and Right to Life caucuses

I'm sorry, Pingvin, you cannot join a caucus within a party of which you are not a member.

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Ghost_white
Massachusetts
POP-Right To Life Caucus

Sorry, Ghost_white, you can't join the caucus of a party of which you aren't a member.

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He can still be an honorary member, though, which in our caucus, has the same rights as a regular member.

Okay. I just can't recognize it in my census statistics.

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Dr. Cynic
Exhilaration
Independent Social Democrat

Should I read this as:

1. a desire to be registered as an independent, with the informal appellation of "Social Democrat" tacked on?
2. a desire to be registered with a new "Independent Social Democratic Party"?
3. no change from your previous post, which would register you as an independent with the possibility of honorary membership in the caucus?

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Do I need to change my registration or does caucus affiliation authomatically translate in new party affiliation ? Just to be sure.

Antonio V
Hawaii
Social Democratic Union

The bill says:

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Has the JCP "allowed" its caucuses to form parties? The bill seems to indicate that it doesn't have to.