Your personal voting history

[MoreThanPolitics]

2019 District Council election: The pro-dem candidate (I didn't like him, but that election is basically "showing the voices of Hongkongers to the international world, vote every pro-Beijing politician out")

2020 LegCo primaries: Owen Chow Ka-shing 鄒家成 in the geographical constituency and Henry Wong Pak-yu 王百羽 in the functional constituency (If the election wasn't cancelled, the two are poised to be disqualified)

Given the Orwellian-like situation in Hong Kong, there won't be elections anymore until the CCP somehow collapses.

[𝕭𝖆𝖕𝖙𝖎𝖘𝖙𝖆 𝕸𝖎𝖓𝖔𝖑𝖆]

2019 European Election - Partito Democratico - Brando Benifei, Mercedes Bresso, Enrico Morando

2020 Constitutional Referendum - NO
2020 Ligurian Regional Election (President) - Ferruccio Sansa
2020 Ligurian Regional Election (Regional Council) - Partito Democratico - Francesca Castagna, Davide Natale

2022 Abrogative Referendum (Question 1) - NO
2022 Abrogative Referendum (Question 2) - NO
2022 Abrogative Referendum (Question 3) - YES
2022 Abrogative Referendum (Question 4) - YES
2022 Abrogative Referendum (Question 5) - YES
2022 La Spezia Municipal Election (Mayor) - Piera Sommovigo
2022 La Spezia Municipal Election (City Council) - LeAli a Spezia [green-left list with Europa Verde and Sinistra Italiana] - Roberto Centi, Elisabetta Faraguti

[brucejoel99]

Presidential:
2008: Couldn't actually vote but I got my mom to vote for Hillary Clinton in the primary even though she liked Obama
2020: Joe Biden (primary), Joe Biden/Kamala Harris (general)

Senate:
2018: Bill Nelson (general; nom'd by acclimation)
2022: Val Demings (primary), Val Demings (general)

Governor:
2018: Gwen Graham (primary), Andrew Gillum/Chris King (general)
2022: Charlie Crist (primary), Charlie Crist/Karla Hernández-Mats (general)

House:
2018: Debbie Wasserman Schultz (general; nom'd by acclimation)
2020: Jen Perelman (primary), Debbie Wasserman Schultz (general)
2022: Robert Millwee (primary), Debbie Wasserman Schultz (general)

[Antonio the Sixth]

Italy
2011 Abrogative Referendums: Yes to all four (in retrospect I regret my vote on nuclear energy)
2013 General Election: SEL
2016 Constitutional Referendum: Yes
2018 General Election: +Europa
2020 Constitutional Referendum: No
2022 Abrogative Referendums: No/No/Yes/Yes/Yes
2022 General Election: probably PD but we'll see

France
2012 Presidential Election: Hollande/Hollande (in retrospect would have voted Joly in the first round)
2012 Legislative Elections: PS/PS
2014 Municipal Elections: PS/PS
2015 Departmental Elections: PS/PS
2017 Presidential Election: Hamon/Macron
2017 Legislative Elections: EELV/Spoiled
2022 Presidential Election: Jadot/Macron
2022 Legislative Elections: NUPES-PCF/NUPES-PCF

EU Elections:
2014 (Italy): L'altra Europa con Tsipras
2019 (France): Génération.s

[Canis]

I'll just include major races
2020:
President: Bernie Sanders (Primary) Joe Biden/Kamala Harris General
House: Cj Berina (Primary)/ Brad Sherman General

2021:
Recall
Q1: No
Q2: Kevin Faulconer (though in hindsight I regret this vote and would have voted for Ventresca had I fully researched him before I filled out my ballot)

2022:
Gov: Luis Rodriguez (Primary)/ Gavin Newsom (GE)
Senator: Alex Padilla
House: Shervin Aazami (Primary)/ Brad Sherman (GE)
Mayor of Los Angeles: Alex Gruenenfelder Smith/ Karen Bass

*Italics is for a planned vote

[Mr. Illini]

2012 general: Gary Johnson
2014 general: Pat Quinn, Dick Durbin
2016 primary: Hillary Clinton
2016 general: Hillary Clinton, Tammy Duckworth
2018 primary: Chris Kennedy
2018 general: JB Pritzker
2020 primary: Joe Biden
2020 general: Joe Biden, Dick Durbin

Mostly Dem downballot over the years, with a couple GOPers mixed in, especially back in 2012 and 2014 when there were still a few normal ones left.

[Lexii, harbinger of chaos and sexual anarchy]

2011:  President: : Hermes Binner (Socialist Party)
           Diputados: Frente Amplio Progresista
       
2013: Senators: Pino Solanas - Fernanda Reyes (Unen)
           Diputados: Unen
2015: President
 -PASO Margarita Stolbizer (Progresistas)
 -First round: Sergio Massa (Frente Renovador)
 -Runoff: Blank vote
           Jefe de Gobierno (mayor/governor): Martin Lousteau (ECO/UCR)
           Diputados: Progresistas

2017: Diputados: Evolución

2019: President Roberto Lavagna (Consenso Federal)
           Jefe de Gobierno: Matías Lammens (TODOS)
           Senators: Martin Lousteau - Guadalupe Tagliaferri (Juntos por el Cambio)
           Diputados: PASO Autodeterminación y Libertad
                               First Round Consenso Federal
2021: Diputados: PASO Republicanos Unidos (Juntos por el Cambio)
                              Nov.  Juntos por el Cambio
2023: President: PASO: Horacio Rodríguez Larreta (JxC)
                               First Round: Juan Schiaretti (Hacemos
                               Jefe de Gobierno: PASO: Martín Lusteau (ECO/JxC)
              PASO: Leandro Santoro(UxP)
           Diputados: PASO: JxC - El cambio de nuestras vidas
                               FR: Unión por la Patria

I don't remember all that well which lists i voted for city legislators (generaly AyL or FAP-like alliances) or comuneros (generally Pro/Jxc, as the only other viable candidates are from FPV/Todos, which are a lot more unqualified, as it's an awful district for them)

[Leading Political Consultant Ma Anand Sheela]

I haven't had the chance to vote since and none of my opinions have changed, so I'm just going to recap from the last time there was one of these threads:

2017 Aberdeen local elections: Labour (sigh)
2019 Polish EU election: Wiosna, Adam Traczyk (siiiiiiigh)
2019 Polish parliamentary election: Lewica, Magdalena Biejat from Razem ( 😃 )/Paweł Kasprzak (Independent) for Senate (whatever in hindsight but also spite-driven)
2020 Polish presidential election: Robert Biedroń/Rafał Trzaskowski (whatever/siiiiiiiiiiiiiiiigh)
2021 Scottish Parliament election: Labour (kinda whatever but the spite I felt against everyone else helped)

My takeaway from this has been that I shouldn't vote for men if I can help it.

[𝕭𝖆𝖕𝖙𝖎𝖘𝖙𝖆 𝕸𝖎𝖓𝖔𝖑𝖆]

2019 European Election - Partito Democratico - Brando Benifei, Mercedes Bresso, Enrico Morando

2020 Constitutional Referendum - NO
2020 Ligurian Regional Election (President) - Ferruccio Sansa
2020 Ligurian Regional Election (Regional Council) - Partito Democratico - Francesca Castagna, Davide Natale

2022 Abrogative Referendum (Question 1) - NO
2022 Abrogative Referendum (Question 2) - NO
2022 Abrogative Referendum (Question 3) - YES
2022 Abrogative Referendum (Question 4) - YES
2022 Abrogative Referendum (Question 5) - YES
2022 La Spezia Municipal Election (Mayor) - Piera Sommovigo
2022 La Spezia Municipal Election (City Council) - LeAli a Spezia [green-left list with Europa Verde and Sinistra Italiana] - Roberto Centi, Elisabetta Faraguti

2022 Chamber of Deputies Election - Alleanza Verdi e Sinistra (linked single-member district candidate Daniele Montebello)
2022 Senate Election - Partito Democratico (linked single-member district candidate Guido Melley)

[West_Midlander]

Just doing House, Governor, Senate, and President

2018
House: Coleman

2020
President: Trump (primary: Sanders)
Senate: Tillis (primary: E. Smith)
Governor: Cooper (primary: Cooper)
House: Price (primary: Lockwood)

2022
Senate: Budd (primary: LaGrone)
House: S. Smith (primary: E. Smith)