[McGruff]

Here’s my story. Got to the polling place at 6:30AM on my way to work. Nobody else around. Got into the polling place and they couldn’t find my name on the list. *Remembers signing up as independent many years ago. Can’t remember switching to republican party*. After call to city hall, Sorry Mr. McGruff you are registered as unaffiliated. I ask can I switch today. They say no.

Bottom line I couldn’t vote but I would have voted for Romney. From the polls I’ve heard McCain will win CT. His buddy Lieberman lives here and is popular.

[Intimidator]

Here’s my story. Got to the polling place at 6:30AM on my way to work. Nobody else around. Got into the polling place and they couldn’t find my name on the list. *Remembers signing up as independent many years ago. Can’t remember switching to republican party*. After call to city hall, Sorry Mr. McGruff you are registered as unaffiliated. I ask can I switch today. They say no. Bottom line I couldn’t vote but I would have voted for Romney. From the polls I’ve heard McCain will win CT. His buddy Lieberman lives here and is popular.

So why can't someone registered as unaffiliated vote? I thought that was the same as independent, in fact in my state of NC there is no such thing as registering independent, its called unaffiliated.