Cory Neu, 36, Realtor
1. Yes, I registered in 1989 when I
turned 18.
2. No, I am registered as an
Independent.
3. Independent.
6. If Obama wins, I will vote for him. If
he doesn’t, I’ll vote for McCain.
Evelyn Kurihara Philbrook, 55,
facilitator
1. Yes, I fi rst registered when I was 18
in California. As a Japanese-American I’ve
always believed that if you don’t use your
vote, it might be taken away. The right to
vote should be taken seriously.
2. No, I voted in primaries in Illinois.
3. Democrat.
4. I voted for Clinton.
5. I’ll vote for Obama.
6. No.
Paul Edson, 22, student and sales
associate
1. I registered when I was 18. I wanted
to vote to take part in government. It’s our
duty to vote.
2. Yes, we’re at an interesting time in
our country because the majority of people
don’t like the president. We shouldn’t be
lazy; we should take part in what’s going
on in our own country.
3. Democrat.
4. Obama.
5. I don’t know at this point.
6. Possibly upon further education.
Chandler Jordan IV, 30, Runs 13th
Avenue Market
1. Registered before I was 18 because
of patriotism
2. Republican.
3. Will vote for McCain.
6. No way!
Brendan Galipeau, 22, student
1. I registered in California when I was 18.
Every time I’ve moved, I have re-registered.
I registered in October for the primaries. I
wanted to re-register for the special election
to vote on fi xing land rights.
2. Yes, I think Oregon is actually going
to make a difference in the primaries this
time.
3. Democrat.
4. I’m undecided.
6. I’ll vote for whoever wins the prim-
ary in November. There are things I like
and dislike in both candidates. I don’t want
McCain to win, but I wouldn’t be destroyed
if McCain wins. He’s pretty moderate and
works with both parties.
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Jenna Nishimura, 22, student and
part-time employee at the UO Duck Store
1. I registered when I was 18. I was
hoping to get Bush out of a second term. I
re-registered in March while in line to see
Obama because I changed my address.
2. Yes, there is an opportunity to get
a new name in offi ce that’s not in the
Bush family. It would be interesting to
see another Clinton in offi ce, but I think
Obama will win. I really hope it’s someone
who will give us a lot of change, or I am
applying to a graduate school in another
country.
3. Democrat.
4. Obama.
5. If Clinton wins the nomination, I will
vote for her.
6. Unless something horrible comes out
on Obama, like a criminal scandal. Or if
Obama dies I’ll change my position.
Jeffrey Wells, 58, Register-Guard
salesman
1. Yes, as soon as I got here 12 years
ago. I was a petitioner.
2. Yes, I think it’s really exciting this
year. We’re either voting for a black man
or a white woman.
JB Rinaldi, 22, student
1. Yes, I registered to vote a month ago
because I was attacked by a voter activist.
2. Yes, because I want Obama to win.
3. Democrat.
4. Obama.
5. If it’s between McCain and Clinton,
I’ll probably end up voting for Clinton. I
like Clinton’s views more than McCain’s.
6. Yes, if Obama doesn’t win in the
primaries.
Donna Frazier, 59, candle seller
1. Yes, a few months ago. I have to
go from Green to Democrat. After the
primaries I’ll go back to Green.
2. Yes, It’s always important to vote,
especially this year because of closeness of
Democratic race.
3. Democrat.
4. Obama. Early on I was on the fence,
but I think the world is ready for someone
who’s not a Clinton or a Bush.
5. I hope it doesn’t come to that, but I’d
vote for Hillary.
6. No.
David Van Landingham, 31,
publishing
1. Yes, registered four years ago. I felt
that voting would make a change.
2. No.
3. Registered as “other.” I want to put
trust in what I can do in the life that I live and
how that can be my political stance instead of
putting trust in the political system.
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4. Obama.
5. I guess Hillary.
6. No.
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