No, I’m registered as no party because I’m more progressive than Democrats but do follow politics and vote. I think almost 1/3 of my state don’t belong to a political party.
Apolitical people probably don’t even register to vote.
No, not in the US at least.
Independent means you have not registered as a voter for a particular political party and tend not to vote for the same party election after election.
Apolitical means completely disengaged, and probably doesn’t vote at all.
No. Independent means you’re not sure which side of the table you’re going to sit on today, while apolitical means you aren’t at the table at all (and thus you are on the menu, as the saying goes).
Lot of good information, but I have a clarification. Independent actually means you’re a Republican in hiding.
Typically reserved only for lying con artists. See Fetterman for example.
The long con
oh yeah? what’s he been convicted of?
bet he’s not a child rapist like yo boy trumpy
Does nobody understand sarcasm? Twinklebreeze said all independents are secret republicans. Godric says if that’s the case, Sanders is playing a very long game.
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