Should someone who wants to be senator prove that they are even tangentially involved in the political process by casting a vote in elections?In Caroline Kennedy's case, she better hope that the answer is no: Caroline Kennedy wants to be the next senator from New York, but her voting record is already spotty, the Daily News has found.City Board of Elections records show Kennedy has failed to vote in many elections since she registered in the city in 1988 - including votes for the Senate seat she hopes to fill and numerous Democratic faceoffs for mayor. "It doesn't speak to a deep-felt commitment to the electoral process," Baruch College political scientist Doug Muzzio said when told of Kennedy's ballot breakdowns. Records show Kennedy did not pull the lever for any of her fellow Democrats in city primary races for mayor in 1989, 1993 and 1997 and 2005, which Republicans went on to win three out of four times in the general election. She was also AWOL for the primary and...(Read Full Post)