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  • Originally posted by Kung Wu View Post

    Link to poll? If it's black and white then I can see polls looking very strange, but there is a canyon's worth of gray between abortion-at-any-time is legal and zero-abortions-at-any-time-ever.
    Pew Research Center poll

    https://www.pewresearch.org/religion...bout-abortion/

    2007: 54% against abortion, 43% for abortion
    2014: 49% against abortion, 49% for abortion

    2022: 59% AGAINST constitutional amendment to end Kansas protection for abortion, 41% FOR constitutional amendment

    I was surprised to find only 44% of Kansans are registered Republican. Though it really makes a lot of sense when u consider what has happened politically in Kansas, a lot of closet Democrats, who pretend to be conservative so they can get elected. Same with voters, they pretend to be conservative, but really are not - will just say they were "conflicted".

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    • Originally posted by SB Shock View Post

      Pew Research Center poll

      https://www.pewresearch.org/religion...bout-abortion/

      2007: 54% against abortion, 43% for abortion
      2014: 49% against abortion, 49% for abortion

      2022: 59% AGAINST constitutional amendment to end Kansas protection for abortion, 41% FOR constitutional amendment

      I was surprised to find only 44% of Kansans are registered Republican. Though it really makes a lot of sense when u consider what has happened politically in Kansas, a lot of closet Democrats, who pretend to be conservative so they can get elected. Same with voters, they pretend to be conservative, but really are not - will just say they were "conflicted".
      People register as undecided so they can choose which primary to vote in. I would be curious how many y are registered that way.

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      • Originally posted by rrshock View Post

        People register as undecided so they can choose which primary to vote in. I would be curious how many y are registered that way.
        Independents can’t vote in primaries in Kansas.

        Over 30% of Kansas voters have registered as unaffiliated with a political party. Due to Kansas' closed primary election process, those voters may not participate in the primary election.
        Livin the dream

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        • Originally posted by SB Shock View Post

          Pew Research Center poll

          https://www.pewresearch.org/religion...bout-abortion/

          2007: 54% against abortion, 43% for abortion
          2014: 49% against abortion, 49% for abortion

          2022: 59% AGAINST constitutional amendment to end Kansas protection for abortion, 41% FOR constitutional amendment

          I was surprised to find only 44% of Kansans are registered Republican. Though it really makes a lot of sense when u consider what has happened politically in Kansas, a lot of closet Democrats, who pretend to be conservative so they can get elected. Same with voters, they pretend to be conservative, but really are not - will just say they were "conflicted".
          Im conservative but I’m not a registered Republican.
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          • Originally posted by ShockerFever View Post

            Im conservative but I’m not a registered Republican.
            So you are a registered Independent?

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            • Originally posted by wufan View Post

              Independents can’t vote in primaries in Kansas.

              https://independentvoterproject.org/...al-wiki-kansas
              I said undecided. You pick which ticket to vote at the poll.

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              • Originally posted by rrshock View Post

                I said undecided. You pick which ticket to vote at the poll.
                Gotcha. You can register the day of the primary and vote for your newly affiliated party.
                Livin the dream

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                • Originally posted by wufan View Post

                  Gotcha. You can register the day of the primary and vote for your newly affiliated party.
                  Eh, if you do mail in ballots you can vote for anybody as much as you want.
                  Last edited by Kung Wu; October 6, 2022, 08:23 AM.
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                  • Originally posted by Kung Wu View Post

                    Eh, if you do mail in ballots you can vote for anybody as mich as you want.
                    Vote early and vote often!
                    "In God we trust, all others must bring data." - W. Edwards Deming

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                    • HELL — Board room Demons erupted with thunderous applause and praise for their CEO Satan as he pitched another sinister idea of rebranding the dated term "child sacrifice" with "abortion."

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                      • Originally posted by wufan View Post

                        Gotcha. You can register the day of the primary and vote for your newly affiliated party.
                        The only issue is that you are then affiliated with the party you choose to vote for. You have to then go back amd re register as undecided after the election. This is only for primaries. You stay undecided after a general election.

                        This isn't same day registering either. It is done according to registration deadlines.

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                        • https://www.liveaction.org/news/infa...ted-abortions/

                          Evidence of aborted babies actually infantacide (beware hard to look at)

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                          • Originally posted by SB Shock View Post
                            https://www.liveaction.org/news/infa...ted-abortions/

                            Evidence of aborted babies actually infantacide (beware hard to look at)
                            Do those babies have no rights? Who is “middle of the road”? Those who believe that these babies have rights or those who believe that women’s choices are greater than these baby’s rights?

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                            • Originally posted by SB Shock View Post
                              https://www.liveaction.org/news/infa...ted-abortions/

                              Evidence of aborted babies actually infantacide (beware hard to look at)
                              I’m pro-Life, and I know that there are incidents like this that do occur. That said, those that are like-minded should be cautious in how they distribute this information. It is possible that these particular babies died in vitro and had to be removed for medical reasons. Certainly any intelligent pro-choice advocate would argue as such.
                              Livin the dream

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                              • Originally posted by wufan View Post

                                I’m pro-Life, and I know that there are incidents like this that do occur. That said, those that are like-minded should be cautious in how they distribute this information. It is possible that these particular babies died in vitro and had to be removed for medical reasons. Certainly any intelligent pro-choice advocate would argue as such.
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