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Who are the Senators from the US?
Alabama: -Richard Shelby: Republican -Jeff Sessions: Republican Alaska: -Lisa Murkowski: Republican -Mark Begich: Democrat Arizona: -John McCain: Republican -Jon Kyl: Republican Arkansas: -Mark Pryor: Democrat -John Boozman: Republican California: -Dianne Feinstein: Democrat -Barbara Boxer: Democrat Colorado: -Mark Udall: Democrat -Michael Bennet: Democrat Connecticut: -Joe Liberman: Independent -Richard Blumenthal: Democrat Delaware: -Tom Carper: Democrat -Chris Coons: Democrat Florida: -Bill Nelson: Democrat -Marco Rubio: Republican Georgia: -Saxby Chambliss: Republican -Johnny Isakson: Republican Hawaii: -Daniel Inouye: Democrat -Daniel Akaka: Democrat Idaho: -Mike Crapo: Republican -Jim Risch: Republican Illinois: -Dick Durbin: Democrat -Mark Kirk: Republican Indiana: -Richard Lugar: Republican -Dan Coats: Republican Iowa: -Chuck Grassley: Republican -Tom Harkin: Democrat Kansas: -Pat Roberts: Republican -Jerry Moran: Republican Kentucky: -Mitch McConnell: Republican -Rand Paul: Republican Louisiana: -Mary Landrieu: Democrat -David Vitter: Republican Maine: -Olympia Snowe: Republican -Susan Collins: Republican Maryland: -Barbara Mikulski: Democrat -Ben Cardin: Democrat Massachusetts: -John Kerry: Democrat -Scott Brown: Republican Michigan: -Carl Levin: Democrat -Debbie Stabenow: Democrat Minnesota: -Amy Klobuchar: Democrat -Al Franken: Democrat Mississippi: -Thad Cochran: Republican -Roger Wicker: Republican Missouri: -Claire McCaskill: Democrat -Roy Blunt: Republican Montana: -Max Blaucus: Democrat -Jon Tester: Democrat Nebraska: -Ben Nelson: Democrat -Mike Johanns: Republican Nevada: -Harry Reid: Democrat -Dean Heller: Republican New Hampshire: -Jeanne Shaheen: Democrat -Kelly Ayotte: Republican New Jersey: -Frank Lautenberg: Democrat -Bob Menendez: Democrat New Mexico: - Jeff Bingaman: Democrat -Tom Udall: Democrat New York: -Chuck Schumer: Democrat -Kristen Gillibrand: Democrat North Carolina: -Richard Burr: Republican -Kay Hagan: Democrat North Dakota -Kent Conrad: Democrat -John Hoeven: Republican Ohio: -Sherrod Brown: Democrat -Rob Portman: Republican Oklahoma: -Jim Inhofe: Republican -Tom Coburn: Republican Oregon: -Ron Wyden: Democrat -Jeff Merkley: Democrat Pennsylvania: -Bob Casey, Jr.: Democrat -Pat Toomey: Republican Rhode Island: -Jack Reed: Democrat -Sheldon Whitehouse: Democrat South Carolina: -Lindsey Graham: Republican -Jim DeMint: Republican South Dakota: -Tim Johnson: Democrat -John Thune: Republican Tennessee: -Lamar Alexander: Republican -Bob Corker: Republican Texas: -Kay Bailey Hutchison: Republican -John Cornyn: Republican Utah: -Orrin Hatch: Republican -Mike Lee: Republican Vermont: -Patrick Leahy: Democrat -Bernie Sanders: Independent Virginia: -Jim Webb: Democrat -Mark Warner: Democrat Washington: -Patty Murray: Democrat -Maria Cantwell: Democrat West Virginia: -Jay Rockefeller: Democrat -Joe Manchin: Democrat Wisconsin: -Herb Kohl: Democrat -Ron Johnson: Republican Wyoming: -Mike Enzi: Republican -John Barrasso: Republican
What individuals would most vote for Ronald Reagan?
Ronald Reagan was a Republican in his later career (although he had started out many years previously as a Democrat) and was a President who was much beloved by conservatives, who were the people who were most likely to vote for him.
What is the importance of moderates in the political process?
A moderate can be a Democrat, Republican, 3rd party, or independent. They are also called "Centrists". Conservatives (mostly Republican) tend to be what is called "right of center" . Liberals (mainly Democrats) are generally "left of center". The vast majority of Americans are moderates, and want the country governed from the middle. Not too far right, or too far left. Politically, moderate politicians are important as they keep the government from going too far left or right, and more towards the middle, where the majority want it. In the public sector, moderates are important because they have the numbers, and control the elections. Most moderate Democrats will note for a moderate Republican over a liberal Democrat, just as most moderate Republicans will vote for a moderate Democrat over a far right conservative Republican.
You are a democrat but want to switch to Republican Party?
And you will be most welcomed. In many states you dont really have to do anything and your declaration is made depending on what primary you vote in. For other states, contact your local democratic party officials for your declaration.
Is Henry Paulson Democrat or Republican?
Democrat
Is Bret Baier of Fox news democrat or republican?
By most accounts, he is a moderate Republican.
Is Alaska Republican or Democrat?
Alaska is one of the most solid Republican states.
Is Miley Cyrus a Democrat or a Republican?
Her father was a Republican, so most likely she is too.
Is Nebraska a democrat or Republican state?
Nebraska is one of the most solid Republican states in the US.
Which party democrat or republican has the most college degrees?
Republicans
Who defected from the Republican Party?
Most Recently, Senator Arlen Specter of Pennsylvania switched from Republican to Democrat.
Who are the Senators from the US?
Alabama: -Richard Shelby: Republican -Jeff Sessions: Republican Alaska: -Lisa Murkowski: Republican -Mark Begich: Democrat Arizona: -John McCain: Republican -Jon Kyl: Republican Arkansas: -Mark Pryor: Democrat -John Boozman: Republican California: -Dianne Feinstein: Democrat -Barbara Boxer: Democrat Colorado: -Mark Udall: Democrat -Michael Bennet: Democrat Connecticut: -Joe Liberman: Independent -Richard Blumenthal: Democrat Delaware: -Tom Carper: Democrat -Chris Coons: Democrat Florida: -Bill Nelson: Democrat -Marco Rubio: Republican Georgia: -Saxby Chambliss: Republican -Johnny Isakson: Republican Hawaii: -Daniel Inouye: Democrat -Daniel Akaka: Democrat Idaho: -Mike Crapo: Republican -Jim Risch: Republican Illinois: -Dick Durbin: Democrat -Mark Kirk: Republican Indiana: -Richard Lugar: Republican -Dan Coats: Republican Iowa: -Chuck Grassley: Republican -Tom Harkin: Democrat Kansas: -Pat Roberts: Republican -Jerry Moran: Republican Kentucky: -Mitch McConnell: Republican -Rand Paul: Republican Louisiana: -Mary Landrieu: Democrat -David Vitter: Republican Maine: -Olympia Snowe: Republican -Susan Collins: Republican Maryland: -Barbara Mikulski: Democrat -Ben Cardin: Democrat Massachusetts: -John Kerry: Democrat -Scott Brown: Republican Michigan: -Carl Levin: Democrat -Debbie Stabenow: Democrat Minnesota: -Amy Klobuchar: Democrat -Al Franken: Democrat Mississippi: -Thad Cochran: Republican -Roger Wicker: Republican Missouri: -Claire McCaskill: Democrat -Roy Blunt: Republican Montana: -Max Blaucus: Democrat -Jon Tester: Democrat Nebraska: -Ben Nelson: Democrat -Mike Johanns: Republican Nevada: -Harry Reid: Democrat -Dean Heller: Republican New Hampshire: -Jeanne Shaheen: Democrat -Kelly Ayotte: Republican New Jersey: -Frank Lautenberg: Democrat -Bob Menendez: Democrat New Mexico: - Jeff Bingaman: Democrat -Tom Udall: Democrat New York: -Chuck Schumer: Democrat -Kristen Gillibrand: Democrat North Carolina: -Richard Burr: Republican -Kay Hagan: Democrat North Dakota -Kent Conrad: Democrat -John Hoeven: Republican Ohio: -Sherrod Brown: Democrat -Rob Portman: Republican Oklahoma: -Jim Inhofe: Republican -Tom Coburn: Republican Oregon: -Ron Wyden: Democrat -Jeff Merkley: Democrat Pennsylvania: -Bob Casey, Jr.: Democrat -Pat Toomey: Republican Rhode Island: -Jack Reed: Democrat -Sheldon Whitehouse: Democrat South Carolina: -Lindsey Graham: Republican -Jim DeMint: Republican South Dakota: -Tim Johnson: Democrat -John Thune: Republican Tennessee: -Lamar Alexander: Republican -Bob Corker: Republican Texas: -Kay Bailey Hutchison: Republican -John Cornyn: Republican Utah: -Orrin Hatch: Republican -Mike Lee: Republican Vermont: -Patrick Leahy: Democrat -Bernie Sanders: Independent Virginia: -Jim Webb: Democrat -Mark Warner: Democrat Washington: -Patty Murray: Democrat -Maria Cantwell: Democrat West Virginia: -Jay Rockefeller: Democrat -Joe Manchin: Democrat Wisconsin: -Herb Kohl: Democrat -Ron Johnson: Republican Wyoming: -Mike Enzi: Republican -John Barrasso: Republican
Was there ever a republican or democrat president replaced by another republican or democrat president at the end of their presidency?
Yes, quite a few times...the most recent Republican-to-Republican change was in 1998 when George H.W. Bush was elected after Ronald Reagan retired.You have to go back to the 1800s to find a Democrat-to-Democrat change that didn't happen because the first president died in office, and the most recent one we find is Franklin Pierce losing his midterm primary and being replaced by James Buchanan.
Is the 22 year old taggart wall a republican or Democrat?
Taggart is a Kansas Democrat. When his voting record is analyzed, he is a conservative leaning Democrat as most Kansas Democrats are. Also known as a conservative Democrat or a Blue-Dog Democrat.
Does a person have to be a republican or democrat to become president?
No. Anyone can win, but the two parties have the most power.
Is Circuit Judge Patricia Muscarella a democrat?
She has to be a Republican. She rules in favor of the person with the most money.
Is Kentucky republican or Democratic?
Kentucky is a state that traditionally Democrat but votes Republican. Most are registered Democrat and Democrats tend to win the Governors election and the State House, but in Federal and State Senate races, they tend to put Republicans in office.
