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Ky. sends message with Presidential primary vote

According to this 40% of Democrats in early results voted for Uncommitted.....not an over whelming endorsement for the POTUS from his party.

Come on, 5 people??? Nobody will know how you voted, it is not a public poll.

Come on, 5 people??? Nobody will know how you voted, it is not a public poll.

There is not many dems on here lol. I voted very proudly for the President. I'm not concerned with how Kentucky dems voted, because Obama has no chance of winning this state, and sorry the uncommitted, sends no message. Obama got more votes in Ohio then Romney, which was something that was spun that night.

Edited May 23, 201214 yr by LC99

I didn't vote. Honestly didn't know I could and didn't care. I'll vote for Obama in November.

I didn't vote. Honestly didn't know I could and didn't care. I'll vote for Obama in November.

 

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I didnt vote. As Jumper Dad mentioned, at lease 40% voted uncommitted.

 

Wish the VP would tell Obama he isnt going to run with him, get Hillary in there. But, if Romney wins how would that effect her if she runs in 2016?

This state has so many registered Democrats who NEVER vote Democrat in a national election. It's a meaningless result in a state that will undoubtedly go to Romney.

 

Think about the places there are actual Democrats:

 

Jefferson County - Obama: 40,700, Uncommitted: 9,237

Fayette County - Obama: 8,049, Uncommitted: 2,518

 

That's over 80% in two of the counties I can think of that would actually vote Democrat. By the way, one of the 9,237 "uncommitted" votes in Jefferson County is probably my dad, who is a registered Democrat and hasn't ever voted for one for president.

 

Kentucky Democrats... basically Republicans.

This state has so many registered Democrats who NEVER vote Democrat in a national election. It's a meaningless result in a state that will undoubtedly go to Romney.

 

Think about the places there are actual Democrats:

 

Jefferson County - Obama: 40,700, Uncommitted: 9,237

Fayette County - Obama: 8,049, Uncommitted: 2,518

 

That's over 80% in two of the counties I can think of that would actually vote Democrat. By the way, one of the 9,237 "uncommitted" votes in Jefferson County is probably my dad, who is a registered Democrat and hasn't ever voted for one for president.

 

Kentucky Democrats... basically Republicans.

 

Execpty when it comes to local elections.

I did not vote. First time ever that I can think of. Sort of felt bad about it but I honestly forgot about it until I read some threads on BGP.

I did not vote. First time ever that I can think of. Sort of felt bad about it but I honestly forgot about it until I read some threads on BGP.

 

You're not alone. Statewide turnout was about 13 percent.

I didnt vote. As Jumper Dad mentioned, at lease 40% voted uncommitted.

 

Wish the VP would tell Obama he isnt going to run with him, get Hillary in there. But, if Romney wins how would that effect her if she runs in 2016?

 

If she sits out and Romney wins I would think she would win in 2016. If she ran as the VP I think she loses in 2016 regardless of who wins this time around.

If she sits out and Romney wins I would think she would win in 2016. If she ran as the VP I think she loses in 2016 regardless of who wins this time around.

 

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I didn't vote. Honestly didn't know I could and didn't care. I'll vote for Obama in November.

 

What do you like about President Obama that you don't like/see in the other candidates?

There is not many dems on here lol. I voted very proudly for the President. I'm not concerned with how Kentucky dems voted, because Obama has no chance of winning this state, and sorry the uncommitted, sends no message. Obama got more votes in Ohio then Romney, which was something that was spun that night.

 

I beg to differ, the Kentucky and County Democratic Party knows how you voted in these primaries and they will contact you either by phone or door-to-door to talk to you. Or at least, they will make the attempt.