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Your Voting History in Presidential Elections

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I just thought it was interesting the variation from party to party. That is totally cool whoever anyone wants to vote for. I was wondering what were the deciding factors each time?

 

 

I concur on the interesting variation and the determining factors would indeed be interesting.

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1992 Perot

1996 Dole

2000 Bush (voted for McCain in primary)

2004 Kerry

First voted in '76. Have voted Republican every time even though I was registered as a Democrat in the beginning because the nuns always told us growing up that we were Democrats. Switched over to Republican in the late 80's for obvious reasons.

Sorry Sister!

This is the most interesting mix on here. Have you politics changed over the years, or do single issues sway your choices?

I vote for who I think is the best candidate regardless of party affiliation. I'm registered as a democrat but I don't march lock step with the party hierarchy.

 

I vote for what I think is best for my family's future and the future of this nation.

My parents always stressed how important it was to vote. They taught me to look at each candidate and see what he or she stands for. Don't just take everything you see or hear for the gospel.

 

My dad would say don't just vote for the republicans because they were the party of Abraham Lincoln. He would also say don't just vote democrat because they are perceived as the party who fought for civil rights.

 

Both of my parents would say each party comes up with ideas and ways to keep certain parts of the country locked in by pandering to them instead of doing what is best for the whole nation.

1976 Ford (Dumb and Dumber)

1980 Reagan

1984 Reagan

1988 Bush

1992 Perot

1996 Dole

2000 Bush

2004 Bush (Dumb and Dumberer)

Ditto for me.
1992 Perot

1996 Dole

2000 Bush (voted for McCain in primary)

2004 Kerry

So I'm guessing you're not quite the liberal commie pinko we've painted you to be. :D

This is my first election, and I surely am not looking forward to making a decision.

This is my first election, and I surely am not looking forward to making a decision.

 

Mine too, and I have no idea who I will vote for.

1976 Supported Carter (Too young to vote)

1980 Supported Reagan (Too young to vote)

1984 Reagan

1988 Bush

1992 Clinton (wished later I had voted Perot)

1996 Perot (even though he had no chance, Clinton was corrupt (imho) and Bob Dole was deadman walking)

2000 GW Bush

2004 GW Bush

2008 Totally up in the air at this point

1980 Carter

1984 Reagan

1988 Bush

1992 Clinton

1996 Clinton

2000 Bush

2004 Kerry

2008 ?

'80 Carter

'84 Mondale

'88 Dukakis

'92 Clinton

'96 Clinton

'00 Bush

'04 Bush

 

When I hit 40 in 2000 I grew up and didn't blindly vote for Democrats any longer.

1976 Carter

1980 Carter

1984 Mondale

1988 Dukakis

1992 Clinton

1996 Clinton

2000 Gore

2004 Kerry

 

Not hitting the best average.

04-Bush

08-Praying like heck, I don't have to settle for McCain....

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