List all the losers you have voted for...

[Moooooo]

Include every loser you can remember.  All the way down to county/city council.

Suprisingly I have only voted for two losers in my short career (been voting since 2002).

2004 Presidential Primary:  John Edwards
2004 General Election:  John Kerry

[angus]

too many to remember, much less list, as I've been voting since 1986, but my favorite loser was a candidate for Governor in a special election of October 2003.  The winner, of course, was Schwarzenegger.  But the guy I voted for came in 13th.  Many of my losers have come in 2nd, 3rd, and even 4th once.  But 13th is impressive.  Taken another way, though, he did come in 13th out of 162, so that's top ten percent.  I think it's the only time my guy was in the top ten percent of vote-getters but still lost.

[Bleeding heart conservative, HTMLdon]

2004 County Assessor: Harold Sterling (R)
2004 School Board At Large: Robert Spence
2004 State Rep Dist 89: Jim Jamieson (R)
2002 TN Governor: Van Hilleary (R)
2002 TN Governor R Primary: Jim Henry
2002 State Rep Dist 89: Ruth Ogles (R)
2002 County Mayor: George Flinn (R)
2002 County Mayor R Primary: Larry Scroggs
2002 County Commission R Primary, D1/P2: Karla Templeton
2002 US Senate R Primary: Ed Bryant
2000 State Senate Dist 29: Rod Deberry (R)
2000 Presidential R Primary: John McCain/delegates
2000 County Asessor: Tom Leatherwood (R)
1999 Memphis Mayor: Pete Sisson (R-endorsed)

[nini2287]

I've only voted once in the 2005 primaries.  I cast a write-in vote for my Latin teacher for school board.  I also wrote-in the Republican candidate for tax collector, though she did win the Republican nomination, not the Democratic one.

[Joe Kakistocracy]

too many to remember, much less list, as I've been voting since 1986, but my favorite loser was a candidate for Governor in a special election of October 2003.  The winner, of course, was Schwarzenegger.  But the guy I voted for came in 13th.  Many of my losers have come in 2nd, 3rd, and even 4th once.  But 13th is impressive.  Taken another way, though, he did come in 13th out of 162, so that's top ten percent.  I think it's the only time my guy was in the top ten percent of vote-getters but still lost.

Who the hell is Van Vo?

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too many to remember, much less list, as I've been voting since 1986, but my favorite loser was a candidate for Governor in a special election of October 2003.  The winner, of course, was Schwarzenegger.  But the guy I voted for came in 13th.  Many of my losers have come in 2nd, 3rd, and even 4th once.  But 13th is impressive.  Taken another way, though, he did come in 13th out of 162, so that's top ten percent.  I think it's the only time my guy was in the top ten percent of vote-getters but still lost.

It'd be really impressive if you'd voted for the guy in last place. That's pretty hard to do when there are 135 candidates. Todd Richard Lewis still got 192 votes.

http://vote2003.ss.ca.gov/Returns/gov/00.htm

[Dave from Michigan]

Dick Postuhmus republican candidate for governor 02

Wayne county executive 2002 (I forgot his name he was a republican)

Some other republican county wide candidates in Wayne county

school board 03 again I forgot his name but I he sounded like a good candidate he attacked the school board for spending 1.1 million to returf the football field during a budget crisis which was way more than was necessary.

several city commissioner candidates

this is all I can remember

[J. J.]

President

George H W Bush, 1992

Robert J Dole, 1996

Senate: 

Richard Thornburgh, 1990

Governor:

William Scranton, III, 1986
Michael Fisher, 2002

That's not a long list. 

[MaC]

come on Nick, I don't consider them losers,

Victory-Challenged people I voted for
2004
Micheal Badnarik-President

Pheobe Basso-MI District 10

(yes, both Libertarians, I might've voted Candice Miller for MI-10 if the election were today though--I'll admit, I was more of a hack back then)

[Frodo]

2000 -Demaris Miller (for Congress)

2004 -John Kerry/John Edwards (for President/Vice-President)

[Alcon]

I have never voted for a losing candidate!

[Frodo]

I have never voted for a losing candidate!

Whom did you vote for governor last year? 

[Alcon]

I have never voted for a losing candidate!

Whom did you vote for governor last year? 

No one.

There's a reason I've never voted for a losing candidate.  (hint: my profile)

[Frodo]

I have never voted for a losing candidate!

Whom did you vote for governor last year? 

No one.

There's a reason I've never voted for a losing candidate.  (hint: my profile)

Oh.  You are so mature on this forum that I forget you are only 15. 

[Everett]

Dukakis '88, baby.

Actually, I have never voted before, so I have also never voted for a losing candidate before.

[Speed of Sound]

Dukakis '88, baby.

Actually, I have never voted before, so I have also never voted for a losing candidate before.

the great advatages to never having voted! (although as soon as i can, i definetly will)

[patrick1]

National races only

1996-Senator Bob Dole
1998-Senator Pothole a.k.a Crooked Al- (also voted got AG D. Vacco)
2000-McCain in primary, Lazio for Senate
2004-Conservative and R.T.L. candidate O'Grady

[A18]

I have never voted Democrat in my life.

[Joe Kakistocracy]

I have never voted Democrat in my life.

...or Republican either.

[nclib]

Federal races:

2000 - Gore/Lieberman (D) - Pres.
2002 - Erskine Bowles (D) - Sen.
2004 - Kerry/Edwards (D) - Pres.
2004 - Erskine Bowles (D) - Sen.

[Keystone Phil]

For me, the best thing about being able to vote for the first time is that I get to vote for myself and it's a guarenteed win. I doubt anyone else besides myself and my other committeeman will be running for one of the two spots. 

[12th Doctor]

2004 General:  Jim Clymer - US Senate

2004 Primary:  Pat Toomey - US Senate
                        Bruce Castor - PA Atty. General

2002 General: Mike Fisher - PA Governor

[J. J.]

2000 -Demaris Miller (for Congress)

Believe it or not, I use to date her niece and her nephew is an occasional houseguest.

[??????????]

Well Johnny Byrd keeps letting me down.

[TeePee4Prez]

2004 General-

President John Kerry (D)
US Senate Joe Hoeffel (D)
PA Atty General Jim Eisenhower (D)

2004 Primary-

PA 13 Congress- Joe Torsella (D)

2003 General-

Philadelphia Mayor Sam Katz (R)

'bout all I can think of.  I got the Gov and DA right in 2001 and 2002.  I'm also sure I voted Bob Brady when I lived in PA 1.