How are you going to vote on November 6?

[Coastal Elitist]

Governor: John Cox (R)
Lt Gov: Ed Hernandez (D)
Senate: Diane Feinstein (D)
Insurance Commissioner: Steve Poizner (NPP)
AD-16: Catharine Baker (R)

Straight R the rest of the way down, but maybe not for congress still deciding. I'm not decided on all the propositions yet, but I am Yes on 6, because of the fear mongering and lies by the No on 6 campaign. No on 8 and no on 10.

What CD are you in?

I'm registered in CA-15, so it's not competitive. I originally thought Swallwell was ok, but now I'm not sure.

[DataGuy]

Democrats lead the poll 59% to 16%. Wow. I didn't realize Atlas was this slanted, about 35-40 points more Democratic than the nation as a whole. In that case, I guess it's generally a good idea to assume that Republicans will do better than predicted on this forum.

[Pyro]

Planning on Democratic for local offices and Green statewide.

[BudgieForce]

Democrats lead the poll 59% to 16%. Wow. I didn't realize Atlas was this slanted, about 35-40 points more Democratic than the nation as a whole. In that case, I guess it's generally a good idea to assume that Republicans will do better than predicted on this forum.

That's not always a good assumption.

[GM Team Member and Senator WB]

Can't vote until 2020.

[RINO Tom]

Even if the girlfriend and I get the move in by November, I will still vote in Iowa absentee.  All Republicans except for the truly local stuff in Iowa City, which has a truly Solid South Democratic feel, LOL.  I leave those blank unless I know someone running (about half the time), as I don't want to vote completely ignorantly and cost a qualified candidate/help an unqualified one.

[Duke of York]

Im voting straight democrat all the way through

[Senator Incitatus]

I will probably vote for at least one Democrat, since the local Republicans are far from qualified in this one-party county. But I will vote Republican in the races that matter.

[Brittain33]

Straight-ticket (D), putting me in the 30% who'll actually vote for Jay Gonzalez over Charlie Baker.

[DataGuy]

Democrats lead the poll 59% to 16%. Wow. I didn't realize Atlas was this slanted, about 35-40 points more Democratic than the nation as a whole. In that case, I guess it's generally a good idea to assume that Republicans will do better than predicted on this forum.

That's not always a good assumption.

Not always, but I've been stalking this forum for a long time and it is generally true that Atlas predictions have a Democratic bias.

[GeorgiaModerate]

Democrats lead the poll 59% to 16%. Wow. I didn't realize Atlas was this slanted, about 35-40 points more Democratic than the nation as a whole. In that case, I guess it's generally a good idea to assume that Republicans will do better than predicted on this forum.

That's not always a good assumption.

Not always, but I've been stalking this forum for a long time and it is generally true that Atlas predictions have a Democratic bias.

I think it has become more Democratic in the last few years.  Some of this is due to new members joining and others fading away, but I feel like there has also been a shift of some existing center-right users toward the left, but not much in the opposite direction.

[IceSpear]

Democrats lead the poll 59% to 16%. Wow. I didn't realize Atlas was this slanted, about 35-40 points more Democratic than the nation as a whole. In that case, I guess it's generally a good idea to assume that Republicans will do better than predicted on this forum.

That's not always a good assumption.

Not always, but pretty damn close.