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The number was nearly 50 percent among those who were unaffiliated.
But an unaffiliated leader could be just right for the problem at hand.
The magazine was then, and remains, unaffiliated with the University.
And they have been working on the same stage, but at separate times, unaffiliated.
Four public universities are unaffiliated with any of the six systems.
Among unaffiliated voters, he led 39 to 36 percent but had lost nine points of his support in the past month.
More than 90,000 registered voters are unaffiliated with either party.
But city officials fear that a team unaffiliated with the major leagues might not last long.
Every mayor prior, since 1872, had been unaffiliated with a party or Republican.
Those unaffiliated with any religion represented 21 percent of the population.
The main figures of the school remained unaffiliated to any particular political party.
He's running for president and is unaffiliated with any warlords, past or present.
But the largest group of voters - more than 138,000 - are unaffiliated.
The result, he said, is increasing numbers of unaffiliated Jews.
The congregation is unaffiliated and does not have its own rabbi.
So, then, for which team should the unaffiliated fan root?
Some of the people who are unaffiliated are on the left.
Since last year's election, 48,099 more unaffiliated residents have registered.
Do you know any unaffiliated lawyers that have weighed in on the situation?
Much of the outcome depends on the 800,000 unaffiliated voters.
The percentage of unaffiliated voters has risen by 12 percent.
Q. Can unaffiliated voters join a political party and vote?
Republican leaders said they were not sure what effect the unaffiliated voters would have on the outcome.
"A judge and two members of Service Medical unaffiliated with your case."
It has a list of 11 unaffiliated aquariums and 31 in development.