your ballot.

[CountryRoads]

President: Romney/Ryan
Senate: Manchin
Governor: Maloney
House (WV-01): McKinley
State House: Pasdon
Atty General: Morrisey

All Republicans, except Manchin.

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

President: Obama/Biden
Senate: Warren
House: McGovern or write somebody in. I'm pissed at what happened to the Olver seat.
Auto repair information: Yes
Assisted suicide: No
Medical marijuana: Yes

[WalterMitty]

All Republicans, except Manchin.

manchin might as well be a republican.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

House: McGovern or write somebody in. I'm pissed at what happened to the Olver seat.

He was retiring, so what seat to eliminate was a no-brainer.

[angus]

Not fully decided yet.

president:  probably Mitt Romney
us senate: probably Rayburn Douglas Smith, Libertarian candidate
us house:  I'm leaning toward John Murphy, an independent socialist
state senate:   Tom O'Brien (D)
state house:  probably Steven Mentzer (R)
attorney general:  Marakay Rogers (Libertarian)
auditor general:  lean John Maher (R)
state treasurer:  lean Diana Vaughan (R)

There are no measures on the statewide ballot.  Well, there are four measures listed on the League of Women Voters website but they all deal specifically with Philadelphia so I'm not sure whether they'll be on my ballot.  I haven't seen any local questions yet.  I wish the school board members were up for re-election.  All of them.
 

[Paul Kemp]

President: Obama
Senate: Gillibrand
Congress [NY-1]: Bishop
Town Supervisor: Brian Beedenbender

Don't really care about the rest.

[Dereich]

President: Romney
Senate: Mack (R)
House (FL-2): Ander Crenshaw (R)
State House: Adkins (R)
State Senate: Bean (R)

Amendment 1: No (Anti-Obamacare)
Amendments 3/4: No (Limits amount taxes can be raised)
Amendment 5: No (Court-packing Court reorganization)
Amendment 6: Yes (Run of the mill Anti-Abortion thing)
Amendment 8: Common sense said no, the Church said yes. Voted yes, hope for no (Gives public money to religiously associated groups)
Amendments 2/9/10/11: No (Random Tax cuts)

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

House: McGovern or write somebody in. I'm pissed at what happened to the Olver seat.

He was retiring, so what seat to eliminate was a no-brainer.

Yeah, but the way they split it was awful.

[Speed of Sound]

President: Obama/Biden
Senate: 3rd party/write-in (on a whim when I get there)
House: Green, if available, if not, Dem
All local races: Green, if available, if not Dem

I admit that I should know more about these races but I'm only living here because of school and follow home politics much more closely. The outcomes won't change either way around here anyway.

[Franzl]

President: Obama/Biden
Senate: 3rd party/write-in (on a whim when I get there)
House: Green, if available, if not, Dem
All local races: Green, if available, if not Dem

I admit that I should know more about these races but I'm only living here because of school and follow home politics much more closely. The outcomes won't change either way around here anyway.

What caused you to switch to Obama?

[Tender Branson]

I assume I live in Summit County, CO:

President: Obama/Biden
House: Jared Polis
Referendum: Pro Weed

[Speed of Sound]

President: Obama/Biden
Senate: 3rd party/write-in (on a whim when I get there)
House: Green, if available, if not, Dem
All local races: Green, if available, if not Dem

I admit that I should know more about these races but I'm only living here because of school and follow home politics much more closely. The outcomes won't change either way around here anyway.

What caused you to switch to Obama?

It's not an okay answer, and I know that, but: Romney. Got too tight for my liking in PA and I couldn't go on knowing my vote had even the slightest chance of being a part of any sort of ridiculous upset.

[Redalgo]

President and Vice President: Jill Stein / Cheri Honkala (G)

United States Senator: Jon Tester (D)
United States Representative: Kim Gillan (D)

Governor and Lt. Governor: Steve Bullock / John Walsh (D)
Secretary of State: Linda McCullouch (D)
Attorney General: Pam Bucy (D)
State Auditor: Monica J. Lindeen (D)
State Superintendent of Public Education: Denise Juneau (D)
Clerk of the Supreme Court: Ed Smith (D)

Supreme Court Justice No. 5: Laurie McKinnon
Supreme Court Justice No. 6: Yes (i.e. Brian Morris)
District Court Judge, District 11, Dept. 1: Yes (i.e. Ted O. Lympus)
District Court Judge, District 11, Dept. 2: Daniel R. Wilson
District Court Judge, District 11, Dept. 3: Vanessa Ceravolo

State Representative, District 10: Alexander W. Schaeffer (D)
Clerk of District Court: Peg. L. Allison (R)
County Commissioner: Clara L. Mears-Lachappele (D)

LR No. 120: Against (i.e. let minors get abortions without parental notification)
LR No. 121: Against (i.e. don't deny state services to undocumented folk)
LR No. 122: Against (i.e. state is allowed to mandate purchase of health insurance)
LR No. 124: Against (i.e. reject plan to more strictly regulate medical marijuana)
LR No. 166: For (i.e. Congressional delegation ought to end corporate personhood)

[Cobbler]

President: Mitt Romney (R)

Governor: Rob Mckenna (R)
Senator: Maria Cantwell (D)
Representative: Suzan Delbene

Marijuana: Yes.
Gay Marriage: Yes.
2/3 majority for tax increases: No.
Charter Schools: Yes.

[NVGonzalez]

President: Barack Obama/Joe Biden (D)
Senate: Shelley Berkley (D)
Congress: Mark Amodei (R)
State Senate: Sheila Leslie (D)
State Assembly: Teresa Benitez-Thompson  (D)

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

Gonzalez, why Amodei?

[Tender Branson]

I assume I live in Summit County, CO:

President: Obama/Biden
House: Jared Polis
Referendum: Pro Weed

All of those won btw.

[dead0man]

Pres:Johnson
Sen:Kerrey
Rep:not Lee Terry
against all judges
against the incumbent in all the various county races (with a couple of exceptions)

[© tweed]

president: Lindsay/Osario (Socialism and Liberation)
Senate: Colia Clark (Green)
Congress: Michael McDermott (Libertarian)

straight-ticket Working Families on contested judgeships
write-ins of family members on uncontested judgeships
Democratic for state legislature

[Donerail]

POTUS: Johnson/Gray (L) (lost)
Senate: Connie Mack IV (R) (lost)
US House: Bill Young (R) (won)
State Senate: Jeff Brandes (R) (won)
State House: Dwight Dudley (D) (won)
Sheriff: Scott Swope (D) (won)
Supervisor of Elections: Jack Killingsworth (NPA) (lost)
County Commission 1/at-large: Janet Long (D) (won)
County Commission 3/at-large: Charlie Justice (D) (won)
County Commission 7/district: Ken Welch (D) (won)
Judicial Retentions: Yes (all retained)
School Board 1/at-large: Elliott Stern (NPA) (lost)
School Board 7/at-large: Rene Flowers (NPA) (won)
Constitutional Amendments: Nay on all that failed + 11, Yea on 2 & 9

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

I wrote-in opebo on my ballot.

[Lambsbread]

I wrote-in opebo on my ballot.

The scariest thing is...I don't know whether you're joking or not.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

I wrote-in opebo on my ballot.

The scariest thing is...I don't know whether you're joking or not.

I'm not. I wrote him in against an unopposed judge.

[Vazdul (Formerly Chairman of the Communist Party of Ontario)]

President: Obama/Biden (D)
Senate: Robert Menendez (D)
House (NJ-12) Rush Holt (D)
Board of Chosen Freeholders (Vote for three): David G. Maher (R), Richard Urbani (R), David Walsh (R)
Township Committee: Harvey Lester (D)

Yes on all Ballot Questions.

[© tweed]

Assisted suicide: No

take your Cross and stick it