Who did/will you vote for in the 2012 Presidential Election

[69360]

GJ

 

[nyrgoal99]

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[cnaw]

I early voted for Gary! I was amused at the NM paper ballots this year . On the presidential selections, the logo of the party was next to the name. One could vote via logo.

 

[nyrgoal99]

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[Andyc3020]

Early voted for Johnson n Georgia.

 

[beaker]

i cast my absentee ballot 2 weeks ago for GJ. i was more in favor of RP but knowing neither would win, this was more of a vote of no confidence for me. so i tried to put it where it would matter the most. i figured it's likely the RP votes would never actually be counted. but i guess we'll see. i'm just hopeful if romney loses, he loses by less than or exactly as many votes as there were for 3rd party/RP. that maybe he could have won if his party welcomed the liberty movement instead of being so condescending to us. really i'm just waiting for the them to say, "it's all the paulbots fault that we lost."

 

[Suzu]

Out of the 52 votes in this poll as of this post, half - 26 - are for Johnson. Just think: If the other half chose Johnson, and if the same happened all over the country, he would probably get well over 5% of the vote, and the Libertarian party would henceforth have automatic ballot access!!

 

[sailingaway]

Out of the 52 votes in this poll as of this post, half - 26 - are for Johnson. Just think: If the other half chose Johnson, and if the same happened all over the country, he would probably get well over 5% of the vote, and the Libertarian party would henceforth have automatic ballot access!!

since yesterday over 10,000 people have come to this site, though.

 

[sailingaway]

here's a poll someone tweeted that Gary is in fyi http://t.co/Wawde7PZ

 

[Suzu]

since yesterday over 10,000 people have come to this site, though.

That doesn't mean 10k read this thread or that any given percentage did read it, or that of those who read it, some percentage voted. Can visitors even vote in forum polls?

 

[sailingaway]

good point, I don't know. Only 681 members visited.

 

[pahs1994]

Will vote for Gary Johnson on Tuesday.

This afternoon I just converted 3 democrats in my family that were sorry they voted for Obama in 2008 to vote GJ. Two were going to vote for Romney and 1 for Obama. I gave them the speech on how either way they are two sides of the same coin and it would make a bigger difference if GJ got 5% so that the next election would have a Libertarian voice to be heard instead of the same tired puppet show of "issues" the D's and R's argue over. And it actually worked for once lol.

 

[Suzu]

here's a poll someone tweeted that Gary is in fyi http://t.co/Wawde7PZ

I don't see a poll on that page.

 

[nyrgoal99]

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[JohnM]

Important election for me, because it is the first time that I have voted.

I almost voted in 1980, but voting as an overseas American was so difficult at that time that I gave up. Since I have not been resident in the US since 1979, I didn't realize that I had the right to vote in American elections, so for over 30 years, didn't even consider trying to vote.

Then, a few weeks ago, I was told that I was eligible to vote. So I contacted the County Board of Elections back in North Carolina, and they emailed me a ballot.

My first instinct was to vote for Gary Johnson.

A couple of weeks ago, I took the test and it told me that I should vote for Gary Johnson: http://www.isidewith.com/results/178153858

I watched the Third Party Debate, which threw up doubts in my mind. I agreed with Gary Johnson more than any of the other candidates. At times he was truly great. And yet some of the things that he said really bugged me. Whereas, with Virgil Goode, even when I disagreed with him, it didn't really bug me. My head said "Gary Johnson", but my heart said "Virgil Goode". (Virgil Goode is the only recognized write-in candidate in NC. Other write-in votes are just "other" so writing in Dr. Paul would be electorally meaningless.)

I spent the last couple of days trying to make up mind.

In the end, I filled in my ballot and emailed it off.

A very unenthusiastic vote for GJ. My first vote ever in a presidential election.

 

[nasaal]

here's a poll someone tweeted that Gary is in fyi http://t.co/Wawde7PZ

I don't see the poll, what does it say?

 

[nasaal]

Important election for me, because it is the first time that I have voted.

I almost voted in 1980, but voting as an overseas American was so difficult at that time that I gave up. Since I have not been resident in the US since 1979, I didn't realize that I had the right to vote in American elections, so for over 30 years, didn't even consider trying to vote.

Then, a few weeks ago, I was told that I was eligible to vote. So I contacted the County Board of Elections back in North Carolina, and they emailed me a ballot.

My first instinct was to vote for Gary Johnson.

A couple of weeks ago, I took the test and it told me that I should vote for Gary Johnson: http://www.isidewith.com/results/178153858

I watched the Third Party Debate, which threw up doubts in my mind. I agreed with Gary Johnson more than any of the other candidates. At times he was truly great. And yet some of the things that he said really bugged me. Whereas, with Virgil Goode, even when I disagreed with him, it didn't really bug me. My head said "Gary Johnson", but my heart said "Virgil Goode". (Virgil Goode is the only recognized write-in candidate in NC. Other write-in votes are just "other" so writing in Dr. Paul would be electorally meaningless.)

I spent the last couple of days trying to make up mind.

In the end, I filled in my ballot and emailed it off.

A very unenthusiastic vote for GJ. My first vote ever in a presidential election.

Nice good to hear it. Sounds like you did a lot of thinking on your vote.

 

[nyrgoal99]

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[BamaAla]

I'll be casting my ballot for Goode.

 

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