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Would you change your vote if your candidate assaulted someone? (search mode)

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Would you change your vote if your candidate of choice pulled a Pianforte and assaulted / body slammed someone during the campaign?

#1 Yes (D)		43 (39.1%)
#2 No (D)		14 (12.7%)
#3 I wouldn't vote (D)		22 (20%)
#4 Yes (R)		4 (3.6%)
#5 No (R)		8 (7.3%)
#6 I wouldn't vote (R)		0 (0%)
#7 Yes (I)		9 (8.2%)
#8 No (I)		8 (7.3%)
#9 I wouldn't vote (I)		2 (1.8%)

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Total Voters: 109

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Topic: Would you change your vote if your candidate assaulted someone? (Read 3308 times)

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Re: Would you change your vote if your candidate assaulted someone?

« on: May 25, 2017, 01:53:28 AM »

Quote from: Tender Branson on May 25, 2017, 12:52:52 AM

A Democrat would and most Indies would.

But the modern Republican ? Not. Makes them more likely to vote for their candidate, especially if that candidate beats up a filthy librul fake-news reporter. Grab'em by the PUSSY !

Plus, the good thing for Gianforte is that 2/3 of the vote is already in ...

However, you must remember that the early vote is likely to be Democrat to some degree, as early vote always is.

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