Early Speculation

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[Poll #1175856]

Comments

[goat.livejournal.com]

I'm not affiliated with a party, so these options do not apply to me. I will, however, most likely vote for whichever democrat ends up getting the nomination.

[spwebdesign.livejournal.com]

As with goat, I'm an Independent, so these choices do not reflect my reality. The results of the Democratic primaries, though, will determine whether or not I am undecided.

[vanguardcdk.livejournal.com]

I'm an Independent and plan on voting thus I had to chose "other".

Of course I live in MA so my vote doesn't mean much. The state will go with the Democratic candidate no matter who it is. The only real question is what percentage Nader will get. ;)

[sideshowbennie.livejournal.com]

In spite of the fact, in my opinion, the two candidates battling for the Democratic nomination are the two least qualified of all the Democratic candidates to do the job, I will vote for whichever of them is the eventual nominee. I was an Edwards supporter followed by Richardson and Biden. I would have loved to cast a vote FOR a candidate this year as opposed to casting a vote AGAINST McCain, but it is what it is and I will be voting againzt McCain just like I voted against Bush in the last election cycle.

Had to select Other...

[marius23.livejournal.com]

...because of the remaining choices my logically correct answer would be:
I will vote for my own party's nominee even if they weren't my 1st choice in the primary.
AND
I will vote for someone not affiliated with either major party.

[beowabbit]

You forgot “I will burn all the buildings to the ground, sow the fields with salt, go on a killing spree, launch a nuclear holocaust, and hope the descendants of the cockroaches are smarter than the morons who wouldn’t vote for my preferred candidate.”

[hill-the-khore.livejournal.com]

I would vote for someone in my party normally, but since I live in MA and my vote doesn't actually matter, there's a chance I'll vote for the third party candidate who ACTUALLY best represents my needs.

[daisytells.livejournal.com]

Just curious: what percentage of the responses came from friends-only? Were others heard from?