How to Influence the Republican Party

If you're tired of watching conservatives win elections, this simple solution can help you do your part to get a more moderate republican candidate.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

Things You’ll Need:

• Registration information for voting

1. Get a voter registration card from your local board of elections. If you are already registered as a non-Republican, ask them how to switch party affiliation.
2. Fill out the requisite information and select to be registered as a Republican.
3. Return your card to the local board of elections. Ensure they have received your information and that you are registered.
4. Take part in the Republican primary for president and local elections. Here is where you can vote for the most moderate Republican if you're not a die-hard conservative.
5. Come general election time, vote for the candidate you think is best. Just because you're a registered Republican does not mean you have to vote for them.

Tips & Warnings

• By registering Republican you can vote in the Republican primary elections.
• You can vote for whomever you chose in the general election.
• This is the most direct legal way for non-conservatives to eliminate the conservative sector of politics.
• You are technically giving money to the Republican party by registering with them.
• You can no longer vote in the Democratic primary.