Who will you vote for in November?

[orenbus]

If I had to decide today, I'd do the write-in, so I voted write-in Ron Paul in this poll.

Just saw this video though from R11110000, he helped promote Ron Paul on youtube this past election cycle.



Here is Matt Larson on the subject.

 

[orenbus]

Judge Napolitano Endorses Gary Johnson



Tmot

 

[The Freethinker]

My state doesn't allow write-ins, so I will vote for either Gary Johnson or whoever Ron Paul officially endorsed. In 2008 Paul endorsed Chuck Baldwin and that's whom I voted for then.

 

[wgadget]

For whatever it's worth (pardon the pun), personal finance guru Clark Howard (GA) says he will be voting for GJ.

 

[nyrgoal99]

Interesting voting trends so far

 

[Anti Federalist]

Romney/Ryan.

If Obama wins, the Overton window will be pushed even more to the left. In 2016, every Republican candidate would need to run on making Obamacare sustainable, not repealing it. Plus, there's a chance Romney/Ryan can do something in terms of entitlement and budget - at least manage the decline. Obama will just destroy wealth. More importantly, judges. It's a no-brainer to me.

Why do you think Romney will appoint good judges?

John Roberts.

ROLFLing.

Oh, some people.

 

[Anti Federalist]

voting is like smoking weed without inhaling

Hey hey, thread winner!

I would have said, "like a hand job wearing a rubber", but that works even better.

That said, No One But Paul.

 

[Anti Federalist]

Interesting voting trends so far

Watch that 4.62 % climb as November gets closer and the wobblies start falling down more rapidly

 

[liveandletlive]

gonna vote for Gary

 

[bunklocoempire]

here's a thousand monkeys chasing potatoes:

(Monkeys who I'd vote for over Rompy and Lyin' in a heartbeat -hell, I'd vote for the potatoes)

NOBP!!

EDIT: Too soon S.A.? My apologies.

 

[davegod75]

I'm in VA so I could vote for Virgil Goode and really stick it to Romney. I'm stilling trying to decide between G.J., write-in RP, or Virgil.

 

[MozoVote]

Romney's campaign had some hope in Virginia initially, but I think it's gone for them. NoVa is doing relatively well economincally due to Federal employment and is Obama-leaning. Virgil will take votes away in the south. Then there is the whole Morton Blackwell rules backlash that will be sprinkled around among both establishment and libery GOP alike in the state.

Romney has never been a very *likeable* candidate to begin with. He can't afford such splintered support.

 

[fr33]

I reckon there's a good chance that this poll right now might be an accurate representation or close to it. I might guess that more would go to Obama than is shown.

 

[sailingaway]

I reckon there's a good chance that this poll right now might be an accurate representation or close to it. I might guess that more would go to Obama than is shown.

this poll has been up for two days. Yesterday alone over 900 members were on line. I think self selection skews it quite a bit.

 

[MozoVote]

If you go onto the RealClearPolitics map and tool around, you can see how tough this will be for Mitt. Pick just two large battleground states as "gone" and the odds become nearly insurmountable.

For example, let's take VA and FL off the table.

NC should be relatively safe... McCain only lost by 14000 votes... so allright, assume that's in his column.

Then give Romney IA, MI, OH, and WI. (His campaign has been clear in trying an upper midwest strategy). Each of these is tough to do, but there is a plausible argument in each, that a win is possible.

Let's assume liberty folks are totally over-rating their influence, and Romney wins NH and ME despite the convention animosity.

Obama still has a 274 to 264 lead. Where do the other electoral votes come from?

PA, NV, and CO would be the only plausible states left. None of those look like good bets though. Even if he can win one of them it's worth re-assessing my earlier assumptions. Can he really win *ALL* of the upper midwest? I doubt it, something will not "break" his way among them. Is Maine really going to vote for him? Seriously?

Furthermore, no matter what, Obama will probably get an electoral vote in Nebraska (where Lincoln is) and one of them in southern Maine. 2 more votes to make up, that could become critical in the end for Romney.

 

[fr33]

this poll has been up for two days. Yesterday alone over 900 members were on line. I think self selection skews it quite a bit.

I'm basing it just off what I think RP supporters will do. I know it's not scientific though at all or even close to it.

 

[pcosmar]

I'm basing it just off what I think RP supporters will do. I know it's not scientific though at all or even close to it.

I am wondering how many "New" members are voting compared to long time members.
And am also sure that not everyone who is a member here is a Ron Paul supporter.

 

[Origanalist]

Poll, shmoll. I'm still writing in Ron Paul. Pics in November.

 

[fr33]

I am wondering how many "New" members are voting compared to long time members.
And am also sure that not everyone who is a member here is a Ron Paul supporter.

Ok I should have screen shotted it when I posted. You're right, an invasion of GJ supporters has happened. The GJ votes have gone up a lot since. When I posted it was about 50-50 of the majority was Ron and Gary with Gary ahead about 12 votes. I think that's what RP supporters will do. Maybe the Obama/Romney percentages will be higher than 2 and 4 percent like it is now. When I vote I tend to vote for Libertarian party candidates when they are on the ballot. I figure there are quite a few like me.

 

[hummtide]

In Alabama I want to vote for Ron Paul, but I have to make sure my vote is COUNTED against the establishment. And I want to be responsible for Romney's losing the election as the MOTHER of all messages that you CANNOT BUY MY VOTE! I understand and respect why people dont want to vote for Gary Johnson, but if he is the only alternative, you all seriously need to consider supporting him, as I will in November and as I have done also financially as well. This has to be the election where both parties understand that we the true patriots of this great country had the ultimate power in deciding who is the next president and our chance this year to influence the election CANNOT BE IGNORED! Let the establishment run scared as the Ron Paul Revolution will only continue to grow.