The Orange County Democratic Party has redesigned its web site and launched it today. While the content is still a little sparce, it will ultimately be driven by our precincts, who will each have their own page, blog and calendar. It is Drupal based, and much more flexible than our earlier page. Much of the heavy lifting was done by Dave Tillery, and Jason Baker, our 3rd vice chair, will serve as webmaster.
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affiliated with a party
the correct phrase for someone who is registered as a Democrat is "affiliated" rather than "member". A party could decide you have to do all sorts of things to be a member, pay dues, whatever, but any person who affiliates with a party is entitled to vote in its primary. http://www.ncleg.net/EnactedLegislation/Statutes/HTML/BySection/Chapter_163/GS_163-82.4.html"(c) Party Affiliation or Unaffiliated Status. – The application form described in G.S. 163‑82.3(a) shall provide a place for the applicant to state a preference to be affiliated with one of the political parties in G.S. 163‑96, or a preference to be an "unaffiliated" voter. Every person who applies to register shall state his preference. If the applicant fails to declare a preference for a party or for unaffiliated status, that person shall be listed as "unaffiliated" ..... "
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