What is your presidential vote history? (Include primary!)

[Grassroots]

Mine goes like this.

2016: Trump

2016 Primary: Rubio

[YE]

2016 Primary: Sanders

2016 GE: Clinton

[Oldiesfreak1854]

General Election
2012: Mitt Romney
2016: Evan McMullin (write-in)

Michigan Primary
2012: Mitt Romney
2016: John Kasich

[Dr. MB]

2016
primary: Sanders
GE: Johnson

[Trans Rights Are Human Rights]

None, yet. Supported Sanders in the primary and Clinton in the general in 2016.

[America's Sweetheart ❤/𝕿𝖍𝖊 𝕭𝖔𝖔𝖙𝖞 𝖂𝖆𝖗𝖗𝖎𝖔𝖗]

2016: Jim Webb in the D primary (would have voted for Pataki in the R primary, but he had already dropped out), Clinton in the general.

[The Govanah Jake]

Too young (2022 midterm voting here we come)
But I did support Bernie Sanders in the primary and the allusive "other" during the general election against Trump and Clinton.

[TDAS04]

General
2008: Obama
2012: Obama
2016: Clinton

Primary
2008: Couldn't vote at the time as a registered independent
2016: Clinton

[Coolface Sock #42069]

2008 Primary: Mike Huckabee
2008 General: John McCain
2012 Primary: did not vote
2012 General: Mitt Romney
2016 Primary: Ted Cruz
2016 General: Gary Johnson

Unlike all you liberal Dems who claim to be anti-Trump, I've already voted against Trump twice. Beat that.

[Mr. Smith]

General
2012: Obama
2016: Clinton

Primary
2016: Sanders

[fhtagn]

2012 General: Jill Stein
2016 Primary: Bernie Sanders
2016 General: Jill Stein

[Crumpets]

2012 General: Barack Obama
2016 Primary: Hillary Clinton
2016 Primary: Hillary Clinton

Random fact: I was planning to vote for Ron Paul in the 2012 Republican primaries (not because I wanted him to be president, but because I thought a Paul-Obama election would be a better debate over policies than any of the other candidates). Sadly though, in order to caucus, you had to be free pretty much all day, so that ended up not working out. But yeah, caucuses are so democratic.

[HillGoose]

2016 was the first one I could vote in.

2016 Republican Primary: Marco Rubio
2016 General: Evan McMullin (write-in)

[DINGO Joe]

1988 Simon-Dukakis
1992 Tsongas-Clinton
1996 Clinton-Clinton
2000 Bradley-Gore
2004 Kerry-Kerry
2008 DNV (out of town--didn't absentee)--Obama
2012 Obama--Obama
2016 Clinton--Clinton

[Goldwater]

2016 Primary: John Kasich
2016 General: Gary Johnson

[Theodore]

2016 Primary: Couldn't vote yet, I would have voted for Marco Rubio
2016 General: Donald Trump

[💥💥 brandon bro (he/him/his)]

2012 voted in the Republican primary to strategically vote for a stooge Republican candidate in the Senate primaries, voted Obama in the general

2016 Clinton/Clinton

[MAINEiac4434]

I turned 18 in December 2012. Fuck the nine-month gestation period.

Anyway: I caucused for Hillary in 2016 and of course voted for her in the general election.

[Oldiesfreak1854]

I turned 18 in December 2012. Fuck the nine-month gestation period.

This is EXACTLY how I felt about the 2010 midterms.  I turned 18 in January 2011, which made me miss that election by only two months.

[MasterJedi]

2008 Primary/General: McCain

2012 Primary/General: Romney

2016 Primary: Kasich
2016 General: Clinton

[Mr. Illini]

2012 General: Johnson
2016 Primary: Clinton
2016 General: Clinton

[Green Line]

2012 Primary: Don't remember (Probably Romney though)
2012 General: Romney

2016 Primary: Clinton
2016 General: Clinton

[Coastal Elitist]

I turned 18 right before the 2012 election, so I couldn't vote in the primary.

2012 General: Obama
2016 Primary: Kasich
2016 General: Kasich

[Catholics vs. Convicts]

2012 General: Johnson
2016 Primary: Clinton
2016 General: Clinton

Lol my friend Mr. Illini and I once again appear to think a bit alike. The exact same for me, plus Ron Paul in the 2012 primary.

[Pouring Rain and Blairing Music]

2012 Dem Primary: Dennis Kucinich (w/i)
2012 General: Gary Johnson
2016 Dem Primary: Bernie Sanders
2016 General: Gary Johnson (would've been McMullin in UT or ID)

I live in California, so I figure I'll help a legitimate third party try to hit 5% so their ideas get more exposure. Without Johnson, I'll probably vote Dem in the 2020 general.