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[KeithHernandez]

If you haven't had primaries yet, but will vote, go did vote.  (You can change your vote)

We already have a political thread, so just say what you did if you want to out yourself.  I voted for Obama.  Lets see who would be touamb's president.

[Arachno-capitalist]

I voted Paul

[KeithHernandez]

Yeah, I would have gone Kucinich if he was still in, but I just could not do it since he is already out. 

[jay-ell]

So, I am unaffiliated and therefore can't vote in primaries, but if I could, I'd vote Obama or McCain.  I put Obama here because in a race between the two I am leaning slightly more towards the O.
 
For now. 

[littlefallsmets]

Senator Clinton. She has the most overlap of "things I believe" and "getting the job done".

[Doc]

I can't vote but I would have gone Obama. Sometimes the nation just needs to chill for a bit.

[jaydub]

I voted McCain.  I now have another reason to live in fear of Ash.
Actually, it was a bit of a nose pincher for me on that topic.  Most people - since I live in gun-grabby CA - think I'm a major gun-nut.  Even though I've just got a 112-year old bolt-action rifle, which (along with shotguns) will probably be the last thing the government confiscates for our own good, I'm an original-intent constitutionalist on the 2nd Amendment.  I think the man's pragmatism and record on other things I find important outweigh the philosophical problem I have with him on that point.
If I was a single issue voter on the 2nd Amendment, I would have gone with Huckabee.  That guy had some serious stones standing up to the media frenzy following the Jonesboro school shootings.

[theinevitable]

I plan to vote for Barack Obama when we have our primary in NC on MAY 6TH. Which is ridiculous.

My dad always says "the definition of stupidity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting to get a new result." Or something to that effect. To me, Senator Clinton seems like more of the same.

[wombat]

I don't know who to vote for. I hate voting. I never feel like I know the right answers.

I'd be more enthusiastic about the process though if I could vote at this place instead of a library basement.

[Victoria Waterfield]

I plan to vote for Barack Obama when we have our primary in NC on MAY 6TH. Which is ridiculous.

Make sure you slip a dollar in the ballot to help him decide to win.

[jay-ell]

You know, I was looking at the returns last night, and if this keeps up, the May 6 primary here in NC might actually be relevant. 

I might have to pick a party and go vote, after all. 

[Carlos del Vaca]

The Virginia primary is this coming Tuesday.  Apparently people in Virginia were calling their local election boards yesterday asking why the polls weren't open.

Obama's web site annoys me.  It's all oriented towards getting people involved, volunteering, etc., which is all well and good.  But for the life of me I can't find a schedule of appearances by the candidate himself, not without wading through every single primary-night returns party posted by everyone in Virginia.

[jaydub]

I'd be more enthusiastic about the process though if I could vote at this place instead of a library basement.

I always find it disturbing to see anthropomorphised food items preparing themselves enthusiastically to be eaten.  Like Tony Roma's pig mascot joyfully leaping into the oven.

[wombat]

The Virginia primary is this coming Tuesday.  Apparently people in Virginia were calling their local election boards yesterday asking why the polls weren't open.

We talked about this. Or at least I did. But I can't blame you if you're not reading that thread.

[Lister]

I'm registered as an independent here in CA, but we don't have closed primaries so I could have voted for any party I wanted.

I think there's a time limit on changing party registration, though... one month before the election?  So it may require speed to do so before NC has their elections.

Also, my polling place is in some guy's garage.  Pretty nice house, though.  Much better than the church where I went to vote in Florida.