President:
2012: Barack Obama
2016: Jill Stein (Primary: Donald J. Trump)
2020: Unknown (Primary would have been Pete Buttigieg but the riots prevented me from casting a vote)
Senate
2012: Bob Casey
2016: Katie McGinty (would change with hindsight)
2018: Bob Casey
Governor:
2014: Tom Wolf (Primary: Tom Corbett's opponent who got thrown off the ballot after printing)
2018: Joe Paterno
House:
2014: Pat Meehan
2016: Dwight Evans (Primary: Stan Casacio)
2018: Dwight Evans
How did you go from supporting Trump in the Republican primary to voting Stein in the general election?
I still preferred Trump in the two-party, but I figured it was a foregone conclusion he would lose, and I didn't want to support a loser so I made a statement by voting Green in protest for an important issue for a candidate that was pretty likable. I had some concerns about Trump post-Access Hollywood, but I think I realized that was all a hit job/media lie long before Election Day and the bigger thing was that he wasn't a winner (but that event could have contributed to that perception).
I was on vacation the week before election day so I was not following the last minute news that supposedly turned it, except for a few moments in an airport.
