The Power of Independent Voters

Tired of the Trump/Biden choice?

Tired of worrying Trump could be elected again?

Independents could swing the Republican primaries to Nikki Haley in 20 states that will select about 40% of the delegates to the Republican convention.

Just go to the polls on primary day and vote for Nikki Haley for President. Your primary day is listed below.

The 20 states where independents can vote in the Republican primary and their primary dates are: 

Alaska (March 5), Arizona (March 19), Georgia (March 12), Hawaii (March 12), Illinois (March 19), Indiana (May 7), Massachusetts (March 5), Michigan (Feb 27), Mississippi (March 12), New Hampshire (Jan 23), North Carolina (March 5), Ohio (March 19), Rhode Island (April 2), South Carolina (Feb 24), Tennessee (March 5), Texas (March 5), Vermont (March 5), Virginia (March 5), Washington (March 12), Wisconsin (April 2).

Why vote for Nikki Haley? 

She is  the best Republican candidate. 

She provides a real choice.

She is sensible. Regardless of whether you agree with her positions, they are well thought out. 

And she knows how to compromise.

She is 51 years old. She is married with children. 

She was born in South Carolina, but her parents were born in India. 

Her experience covers all the relevant bases. 

She has served in the House of Representatives. 

She was Governor of South Carolina (and won reelection).

She served as U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations (in the Trump Administration). 

Thus, she has served in the Federal Government in both the legislative and executive branches, and she has served as chief executive of South Carolina. 

She has grappled with both domestic and foreign policy issues on the front lines. 

Her experience is ideal for a President.

Are you an independent but not in one of the states 

where independents can vote in the Republican Primary? 

What can you do? In many states, there is still time to re-register yourself as a Republican.

Re-registration is not necessarily forever. It can be just for 2024. 

And even if you register as a Republican, you still could vote for whomever you choose in November. 

Particularly in New York and California, switching your registration could make a big difference.

Re-registration can be done online. 

Just be sure to have your driver’s license handy so you can enter your number. 

The deadlines are listed below.

The first deadlines are in February. 

Deadlines for independents—and in some states Democrats—to re-register as Republican: Alabama (Feb 24), California (Feb 20), Connecticut (March 27), Delaware (Feb 2), Florida (Feb 20), Kentucky (April 22), Louisiana (March 2), Maine (March 5), Maryland (May 14), Montana (?), New Jersey (June 4), New Mexico (June 4), New York (Feb 14), Oklahoma (Feb 8), Pennsylvania (April 8), South Dakota (May 20), Washington DC (March 3?) West Virginia (May 14?).