41. Liberal Democrats Online: Welcome LDO is a group of UK Liberal democrats dedicated to developing new Liberal Democrat policies on the Category Regional Europe Politics Parties Liberal democrats...... If you are a member of the Liberal democrats and would like to support our groupto create the first ever online consultation by a UK political party at http http://online.libdems.org/

Liberal Democrats Online: Welcome Welcome to Liberal Democrats Online! Liberal Democrats Online (LDO) is a group of UK Liberal Democrats dedicated to: Promoting the use of the internet to gain supporters and win votes - by improving the effectiveness and responsiveness of our campaigning Developing new Liberal Democrat policies on the Internet, access, online civil liberties, online democracy and e-commerce. If you are a member of the Liberal Democrats and would like to support our work, then please join us . It costs only £5 a year (£1 unwaged) and you can join online using our secure credit card facility This is not the national website of the Liberal Democrat party (although we did help design the party's national site). If you want to find out about our party's national policies and people, you can do so at http://www.libdems.org.uk What's New August 18, 2002 - LDO competition. Now you can enter LDO's competition for e-campaigning using the form on this site Find out details of the competition and enter now! April 9, 2002 - first online IT consultation launched. LDO has worked with the IT policy working group to create the first ever online consultation by a UK political party at http://www.makeitpolicy.org.uk

42. Our Campaigns - Political Party Detail Page Username Password Democrat, political party DETAILS, Color, Abbreviation, D. Website,http//www.democrats.org. Country, United States. Established, 1792. Disbanded,0. http://www.ourcampaigns.com/cgi-bin/r.cgi/PartyDetail.html?&PartyID=1

43. ADD YOUR OWN EVENT Where have all the democrats gone? politico Vernadette Ramirez Broyles and DeKalbCounty CEO Vernon Jones from appearing on political party's Election Hangover http://www.atlanta.creativeloafing.com/party.html

ADD YOUR OWN EVENT MEET THE CUBE powered by FreeFind VIEWS VIBES ARTS FLICKS DRINK TALK OF THE TOWN BAD HABITS TRAVEL CITY HOMES ABOUT US ... HELP! IT'S A BRAND NEW PARTY! Creative Loafing , Hands OnAtlanta and Dad's Garage proudly announce that Political Party will bring you debating politicians, musicians and other locals the second Wednesday of every month. RESCHEDULED SHOW: Wed. April 16!! Discover the secret link between Atlanta and war. Creative Loafing Editor Ken Edelstein hosts while Dad's Garage Artistic Director Sean Daniels gathers audience questions. All shows are held at Dad's Garage Theatre in Inman Park. Doors open at 7:30 p.m., and shows start at 8. Early birds get seats. The show is free, so bring everybody you know.

44. KFF: Kaiser Health Poll Report: Differences By Political Party Differences by political party. A plurality of democrats, Independents, and Republicanschose making health care more affordable as the most important health http://www.kff.org/healthpollreport/hcp/detail/6.php

January/February 2003 Edition KHPR Home Health Care Priorities : Differences by Political Party Previous Differences by Political Party A plurality of Democrats, Independents, and Republicans chose making health care more affordable as the most important health priority for the President and Congress. Republicans are more likely to choose helping seniors with prescription drug costs as the top priority, while Democrats are more likely to choose increasing the number of Americans with health insurance. February 2003 About Health Poll Report Email Alert Contact Health Poll Report

45. Ajc.com | Opinion | Woman To Woman . (Popup) Forum. WOMEN'S party. Which political party do you think does the bestjob for women? Republicans. 54%, 2527. democrats. 32%, 1477. Libertarians. 9%, 427. http://www.accessatlanta.com/ajc/opinion/woman/1002/18.html

Home News Metro Sports ... Site map More opinion LUCKOVICH Today Favorites for 2001 Readers' favorite 10 PAST ISSUES Opinion - past 7 days @Issue special reports EDITORIAL BOARD Who the editorial board is and how editorials work? Bios, photos @ISSUE Special reports [ The Atlanta Journal-Constitution: 10/18/02 ] What do you say: I agree with (Popup poll) Forum Poll Which political party serves women best? By DIANE GLASS Atlanta Journal-Constitution Columnist Diane's bio Steer clear of any group that thinks they know the answer. This question assumes all women have the same needs, the same thoughts, the same mind and above all, that women are hormonal drones who exhibit the same characteristics and share the same political attitudes. The political party that works best for women depends on the woman you're asking. If it is assumed that all women are alike and think alike, we ask questions about how we can fit women into a convenient box. Assuming one political party is more pro-woman caters to the mindset that women are a political commodity because of a pair of ovaries. We assume they are nurturing caretakers and that children are a natural concern of all women. Don't listen to the hype; listen to your conscience.

46. Political Party History In Alaska political party status. Back to index DEMOCRATIC party Recognized politicalparty. Back to index democrats FOR ECONOMIC RECOVERY 8/19 http://www.gov.state.ak.us/ltgov/elections/partysta.htm

DEFINITIONS AND HISTORICAL STATUS OF POLITICAL PARTIES IN ALASKA Updated February 24, 2002 DEFINITIONS Limited Political Party: AS 15.30.025 and 15.60.012(12) - A Limited Political Party is a political group which organizes for the purpose of selecting candidates for electors for President and Vice President of the United States. To qualify for this status, a Limited Political Party petition is submitted to the Division of Elections and must be signed by 2,878 registered voters to qualify for the presidential election in 2004. A Limited Political Party ceases to be recognized in the State of Alaska if its presidential candidate fails to receive at least 3% of the votes cast for President. Recognized Political Party: AS 15.60.010(20) - A Recognized Political Party is an organized group of voters that represents a political program and either nominated a candidate for Governor who received at least three percent of the total votes cast for Governor at the preceding General Election or has registered voters equal to at least 3% of the votes cast for Governor in the last election. Until it qualifies as a political party under this definition, an independent political group may field candidates for statewide and district-wide offices only by filing nominating petitions as required by AS 15.25.140 - 15.25.205. For a quick search, click on a party:

47. CALD-NDI : POLITICAL PARTY STRATEGIES TO COMBAT CORRUPTION of the National Democratic Institute for International Affairs (NDI) and the Councilof Asian Liberals and democrats (CALD). political party Strategies to http://www.cald.org/website/ndi.htm

A joint project of the National Democratic Institute for International Affairs (NDI) and the Council of Asian Liberals and Democrats (CALD) Political Party Strategies to Combat Corruption Workshop January 14 - 16, 2002 Bangkok, Thailand Art work above symbolizes the synergy of vision and action. Best strategies to combat corruption must be put into practice. Foresight tempered with political will leads to meaningful reforms; thus, the partnership of the eye and the hand. A Commitment to Transparency: The raised hand is the pledge for greater transparency, signified by open and vigilant eyes. (Design by Jeho Bitancor) Photo at right shows the workshop participants, resource speakers and organizers at The Bangkok Regent, January 16, 2002 coming from Cambodia, Germany, India, Indonesia, Ireland, Malaysia, Nepal, Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand and the United States. TABLE OF CONTENTS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY PHOTO ALBUM WORKSHOP PROCEEDINGS CALD-NDI : POLITICAL PARTY STRATEGIES TO COMBAT CORRUPTION ... GUEST BOOK

48. CALD News About two dozen members of parliament together with political party officialsfrom the Council of Asian Liberals democrats (CALD), the European Liberal http://www.cald.org/news/eldr.htm

Welcome CALD NEWS ABOUT CALD PUBLICATIONS RESOLUTIONS ... GUEST BOOK CALD, ELDR and MDP Korea are represented in this panel with (L-R) Dr. Elly Plooij-Van Gorsel MEP, ELDR; H.E. Sam Rainsy MP from Cambodia and former CALD Chairperson;Dr. Cecilia Malmstrom MEP, ELDR; Madam Cho Bae Sook MP from MDP and Ms. Bi-khim Hsiao MP from the Democratic Progressive Party of Taiwan. Five sessions were focused on the following : (1) current developments on the Korean peninsula (2) political economic trends in Asia and challenges and opportunities for liberals and democrats (3) trends in Europe and the corresponding challenges (4) issues and responses with regard to the multilateral cooperation between Asia and Europe and (5) strengthening cooperation between liberals and democrats in Europe and Asia. A highlight of the meeting was an audience at the Blue House with His Excellency, President Kim Dae Jung, who eloquently spoke on the Korean struggle towards democracy and progress and further argued that the two go hand in hand. For details, please proceed to the section on

49. Decimation Of Independence   - Jesse Ventura's Political Party Collapses. has distracted attention from Minnesota's other political story the Jesse Ventura'sIndependence party. Penny hastily defected from the democrats and not so http://politics.slate.msn.com/id/2073695/

MSN Home My MSN Hotmail Search ... Money document.write('') Search the Web: powered by MSN Search Print E-mail Discuss Alerts ... About Us Search Slate Advanced Search politics Decimation of Independence Jesse Ventura's political party collapses. By Burl Gilyard Posted Friday, November 8, 2002, at 2:08 PM PT The Wellstone-Mondale-Coleman melodrama has distracted attention from Minnesota's other political story: the dismal evaporation of Gov. Jesse Ventura's Independence Party. When Minnesota's wrestler-turned-statesman petulantly declared in June that he would not seek a second term, former Democratic Rep. Tim Penny saw a golden opportunity. Penny hastily defected from the Democrats and not so humbly offered himself as Ventura's heir, winning the Independence Party's nomination in July. His campaign refrain was that he represented the "sensible center." Throughout the campaign, polls pointed to a tight, anyone's-ballgame race among Penny, Republican Tim Pawlenty, and Democrat Roger Moe. A mid-October poll by the Minneapolis-based Star Tribune suggested a statistical dead heat, with 29 percent each for Pawlenty and Moe, and Penny at 27 percent. Penny won endorsements from several newspapers around the state, including the

50. D.C.'s Political Report: Democratic Party Links DC's political Report World Wide Web. Democratic party links last updated January27, 2003. democrats Abroad; College democrats of America; Young democrats of http://www.dcpoliticalreport.com/Democrats.htm

D.C.'s Political Report World Wide Web Democratic Party links last updated: January 27, 2003 Democratic National Committee Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee Democratic Governors Association ... Young Democrats of America Affiliated Parties Democratic Farm Labor Party of Minnesota Democratic Nonpartisan League of North Dakota Unaffiliated Democratic Parties Northern Mariana Islands

51. HIDRA - Political Party The aim of establishing the party of Croatian Independent democrats was to bringtogether citizens of the same or similar political convictions or orientation http://www.hidra.hr/STRANKEe/S000009E.HTM

Tražilica ured@hidra.hr Hrvatski Political parties in Croatia Alphabetical order Parliamentary Non-parliamentary Elections ... Links Croatian Independent Democrats HND Hrvatski nezavisni demokrati Parliamentary party 10000 Zagreb Frankopanska 2 Tel. (01) 4848-476, Fax. (01) 4849-089 Established: Zagreb, 30.04.1994. Members: History and Program: The Croatian Independent Democrats' party (HND) was founded in Zagreb on April 30, 1994. Some leadership changes were made at the Special Convention of the party, held on October 25, 1996. The aim of establishing the party of Croatian Independent Democrats was to bring together citizens of the same or similar political convictions or orientation for the purpose of political and democratic activity. HIDRA, 10000 Zagreb, Trg maršala Tita 3, P.O. Box 327 Phone: (+385 1) 4855 827, Fax: (+385 1) 4855 655

52. HIDRA - Political Party Croatian Christian democrats Demokršcani. Hrvatski demokršcani. Nonparliamentaryparty, 10000 Zagreb Prisavlje 2 Tel. (01) 6195-716, 6183-037, Fax. http://www.hidra.hr/STRANKEe/S003297E.HTM

Tražilica ured@hidra.hr Hrvatski Political parties in Croatia Alphabetical order Parliamentary Non-parliamentary Elections ... Links Croatian Christian Democrats Demokršæani Hrvatski demokršæani Non-parliamentary party 10000 Zagreb Prisavlje 2 Tel. (01) 6195-716, 6183-037, Fax. (01) 6195-972 e-mail: hrvatski-demokrscani@zg.hinet.hr Established: Zagreb, 07.12.2000. HIDRA, 10000 Zagreb, Trg maršala Tita 3, P.O. Box 327 Phone: (+385 1) 4855 827, Fax: (+385 1) 4855 655

53. V.Pribylovsky: Russia's Political Party Landscape. 1995 All the four political camps are seated in the The democrats are above all representedby Grigory Democratic Choice of Russia (DVR) party, Boris Fyodorov's http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/2768/pp95-0.html

V.Pribylovsky. Russia's electoral associations. December 1995 Russia's Political Party Landscape on the eve of 1995 Elections by Vladimir Pribylovsky , president of Panorama Information and Expert Group Russia today has some 60 registered political organizations which call themselves parties, a further 50 which consider themselves to be "political movements" and a swarm of other organizations registered as "social" or "social-political associations". There is no fundamental difference between "parties", "movements" and "associations", although there may be some differences between these entities in terms of member registration requirements and individual or collective membership. Theoretically, a member of a movement or association may be a member of other movements, associations and parties, while a member of a party may be a member of other movements and associations, but not of other parties. In practice, many politicians are simultaneously members of several parties and, indeed, the statutes of some parties allow their members to be affiliated with parties having similar political programs. Generally, parties do not mind if their members also happen to be, say, members of the Beer Lovers Party Parties typically have registered membership, that is, a party member is only a person whose name has been entered in appropriate registration lists. A member of a movement or association is typically defined as any citizen who considers himself or herself to be a member. Movements allow other organizations, including parties, as collective members, but in practice some parties also allow collective membership.

54. Untitled Democratic party. The other major political party, the democrats, havebeen around the longest. They are the oldest political party http://www.geocities.com/stealthfyter/lit/politics/parties.html

Comments On Other Political Parties ...And How They Suck I'm no anarchist, I just miss the glory days An Introduction Once upon a time the United States of America used to kick so much ass. Now look at us. Europe hates us, OPEC is raping us, and every third world nation is vying to steal our technolgy and take our money. We're having power outages all over the place, China is becoming the next Soviet Union, and our foreign policy has been shot to hell. Domestic policy isn't that much better. We're having crises all over the place: energy, health, military, education, etc. What the fuck is going on? There are plenty of places to point the finger of blame, and many unique reasons for each problem do exist, but what I'm going to talk about here is one specific aspect that has done more harm than most other things: fucked up political parties. Republican Party Democratic Party Major Third Parties Third parties haven't been a strong political force since the nineteenth century, and the only real impact they've had lately is altering the balance of power between the Republicans and Democrats. In 1992 Ross Perot fucked over the Republicans, and in 2000 Ralph Nadar fucked over the Democrats. Yet whether it be the Green Party or the Reform Party, both of them suck because they are not inclusive but narrow-minded. Neither of these parties will ever have a chance at capturing a national election. They are merely wild cards. All The Others All those other parties, i.e. Comminist, Libertarian, Socialist, etc., are just fucking pathetic. They're all a bunch of Neo-Nazi's who want to overthrow our capitalistic society and form their own utopia. We all know that kind of policy is bull shit. That crap never works out and the biggest consequence is that the people are the ones who get screwed. Nothing will ever change that.

55. Democratic Party Since that time, democrats and Republicans have been battling for dominance ofthe political landscape. While the new Republican party was forming, the http://www.polisci.com/almanac/parties/dem.htm

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56. Political Parties, Interest Groups, And Other Movements Around party; Croatian Republicans party; Social Democratic Action; Social democrats;Social Liberal party; Socialist Workers party; Information on political parties. http://www.psr.keele.ac.uk/parties.htm

57. About The NDP of competition, the excitement of being part of a movement for change, and the comradeshipwith fellow political allies. Besides, New democrats like to party. http://www.nf.ndp.ca/young.htm

The New Democratic Party Politics can make a difference Many people are under the impression that politics is boring, and nothing can be done to change things. If politics didn't make a difference then why would banks and large corporations give millions of dollars to the Liberals and Tories each year? In the Newfoundland and Labrador Young New Democrats (NLYND) we believe political action is fun and that you can change things. Practical solutions to difficult problems Politics should be all about being decent to the people, sharing what we can and helping each other out. Long term political change is not achieved by chaining ourselves to fences and screaming about injustice. We're not crazy radicals, we're normal people who want things like decent jobs and decent schools, decent hospitals and roads without pot holes. Having a good time Politics is fun. Working on campaigns, talking to people in the community, and coming up with solutions to challenging problems is by no means boring. Never mind the thrill of competition, the excitement of being part of a movement for change, and the comradeship with fellow political allies. Besides, New Democrats like to party. Good government Politics is also about power, winning it and using it. Changing things for the better. The only way to make politics decent is to elect decent people and to have a diverse group of people working with them. That's where you come in. Being involved in a political party means that you can have a say in who runs for political office in your area, and on a larger scale you can help shape the policy of the party.

58. Composition Of Congress, By Political Party, 1855–2003 HistoryHistory and Government—US Government Composition of Congress, by PoliticalParty, 1855–2003. 1. democrats organized House with help of other parties. http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0774721.html

59. RTÉ General Election Profile The Progressive democrats were founded by Des O'Malley in 1985 followinghis Mary Harney, who became the first woman to lead a political party in Irish http://wwa.rte.ie/election2002/bg-parties_pd.html

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60. HoustonChronicle.com - Retirement Gives Democrats Pause A page turned in Houston political lore last week that helps show why democrats hadsuccess has been a key player in Democratic party politics, especially http://www.chron.com/cs/CDA/story.hts/metropolitan/williams/1742586

HoustonChronicle.com Pick a section Home Page Business Classifieds Columnists Comics Community Directory Entertainment Features Health Help Inside Story Marketplace Metropolitan Page 1 News Search Archives Site Map Space Sports Travel Weather Section: John Williams: Politics Section: Politics Current stories in John Williams: Politics: Legacy continues for improving city Williams: War alters course in mayoral race Williams: ... Printer-friendly format Jan. 19, 2003, 10:26PM Retirement gives Democrats pause By JOHN WILLIAMS A page turned in Houston political lore last week that helps show why Democrats had success until lately and why they now struggle. Talmadge Sharp stepped down from the Harris County Democratic Executive Committee. For more than five decades, the 76-year-old Sharp has been a key player in Democratic Party politics, especially inside the African-American community. At one time, Sharp led his voting precinct the legendary Precinct 259 in Pleasantville to the highest voter turnout in Texas. Such political notoriety attracted mayors, governors and presidents as Pleasantville became a must-stop for Democratic candidates. Four Houston City Council members have come from the neighborhood during the last 30 years. Sharp helped guide one of the great political movements in Houston the emergence of a political bloc, based in black neighborhoods, reliably Democratic and strong enough to swing elections.

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