List chronologically your presidential votes

Syrinx

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Tue Nov-18-03 03:04 AM
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List chronologically your presidential votes

Me? Mondale. Dukakis. Clinton. Clinton. Gore.

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Spider Jerusalem

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Tue Nov-18-03 03:06 AM
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1. Clinton, Gore

I was 19 in 1996; would've voted for Clinton in '92 had I been old enough...I was one of two people to vote for Clinton in the mock election held in my HS US history class that year.

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BootinUp

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Tue Nov-18-03 03:12 AM
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2. Somewhat ashamed

Reagan :wtf:,
Mondale,
Dukakis,
Clinton x 2
Gore

Hey I was just a kid at the time...

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Sean Reynolds

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Tue Nov-18-03 04:24 AM
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10. Yes, WTF?

*Smacks you in the head for that vote!*

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skibunny4dean

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Wed Nov-19-03 01:18 AM
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61. REAGAN!!!

Regan??!!! Were you drunk?!!

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Feanorcurufinwe

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Tue Nov-18-03 03:14 AM
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3. Carter, Mondale, Dukakis, Clinton, Clinton, Gore

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Rhiannon12866

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Tue Nov-18-03 03:27 AM
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4. Same for me

I considered voting for Perot in '92 because, with my record, I was afraid I would jinx Clinton. Only two of my candidates ever won, Clinton and Gore!:shrug:

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trackfan

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Tue Nov-18-03 02:30 PM
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32. Me too n/t

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Spirochete

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Tue Nov-18-03 04:13 AM
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5. McGovern, 1972

Zappa, 1976
Zappa, 1980
Mondale, 1984
Dukakis, 1988
Clinton, 1992
Clinton, 1996
Gore, 2000

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Syrinx

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Tue Nov-18-03 04:21 AM
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7. did Zappa really run?

:shrug:

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Spirochete

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Tue Nov-18-03 08:02 AM
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20. No

I just wrote him in twice. (Didn't take those things that seriously in those days)

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Catholic Sensation

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Tue Nov-18-03 04:18 AM
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6. hmm

Edited on Tue Nov-18-03 04:18 AM by Neo Progressive

Kerry, 2004 :D

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Sean Reynolds

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Tue Nov-18-03 04:21 AM
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8. _________________

None. I turned 18 in 2002, so I didn't get to vote in 2000. Though I'll be voting in 2004!

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ronzo

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Tue Nov-18-03 04:24 AM
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9. I voted.

Reagan,Bush,Clinton,Clinton,Gore.

Damn. A winner every time.

Clark next.

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Catholic Sensation

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Tue Nov-18-03 04:25 AM
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11. and yet

Edited on Tue Nov-18-03 04:25 AM by Neo Progressive

You are a fan of a football team that has won only one playoff game in its history :P

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ronzo

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Tue Nov-18-03 04:32 AM
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13. Here we go.

LOL

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Sean Reynolds

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Tue Nov-18-03 04:25 AM
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12. Err, you spelled Dean wrong. It's D-E-A-N, not C-L-A-R-K!

;-)

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ronzo

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Tue Nov-18-03 04:39 AM
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14. I'm telling you here and now that Dean can take Louisiana.

If he's the nominee. I'm doing what I can to make sure Clark wins our primary.

I'm also going to the mat for Dean if he's the man.

Lookout for the Saints, folks.

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Catholic Sensation

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Tue Nov-18-03 04:43 AM
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15. yes lookout for them

They'll need to win only one game in the final three weeks of the season to make the playoffs and will come up short in each of them! :D

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ronzo

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Tue Nov-18-03 04:50 AM
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16. One word.

Edited on Tue Nov-18-03 04:54 AM by ronzoNOLA

Deuce.

ed: how the fuck did this thread get here? Was it me?

The season's over before you know it. :(

How's Jake workin' out?

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kyrasdad

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Tue Nov-18-03 05:11 AM
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17. Mondale, Bush Sr., Clinton, Clinton, Gore

sorry... just couldn't bring myself to vote for Dukakis...

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Punkingal

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Tue Nov-18-03 06:29 AM
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18. Gee, I must be the oldest person here....

McGovern, Carter, Carter, Mondale, Dukakis, Clinton, Clinton, Gore. I'm batting .500 at least, because Gore did win, even if SCOTUS stole the office.

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BringEmOn

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Wed Nov-19-03 05:23 PM
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69. Me, too

72 McGovern, 76 Carter, 80 Carter, 84 Mondale, 88 Dukakis, 92 Clinton, 96 Clinton, 00 Gore

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woofless

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Wed Nov-19-03 05:30 PM
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72. Me to , minus Mc Govern.

Just a few months too young in '72. Did get to Sargent Shriver's back yard back yard rally for the ticket with Neil Diamond providing the entertainment.

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cosmicdot

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Wed Nov-19-03 07:05 PM
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80. nope - yours matched mine - starting with McGovern

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tsakshaug

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Tue Nov-18-03 06:54 AM
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19. Start with Carter 1

and vote D from there on out

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Tyler Durden

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Tue Nov-18-03 08:08 AM
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21. McGovern,Carter,Mondale,Dukakis,Clinton,Clinton,Gore.

Edited on Tue Nov-18-03 08:10 AM by Tyler Durden

Not a pachyderm in the bunch.

on edit: forgot Carter 2, a real heartbreaker.

Thanks Punkin.

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MaineDem

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Tue Nov-18-03 08:54 AM
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24. Same here

McGovern (my first vote!!! but I wanted Muskie), Carter, Carter, Mondale, Dukakis, Clinton, Clinton, Gore, of course. :)

:kick:

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Catfish

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Tue Nov-18-03 09:12 AM
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27. Almost the same here

but I voted for Ford instead on Carter. Ford is the only Republican I've ever voted for. Carter had been my Governor and I hated his sanctimony. I regret that vote now and have come to admire Carter in many ways.

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Rhiannon12866

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Tue Nov-18-03 05:51 PM
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45. I have to admit that it's the same for me, as well

As much as I liked Carter, I voted for Ford since my family did and he's the only Republican president I ever liked. I learned my lesson and voted for Carter the second time and have voted for whomever has been the Democratic nominee ever since. It speaks well for Ford that he and Carter have become good friends and Ford has sometimes helped Carter with his good works.:-)

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LuLu550

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Tue Nov-18-03 09:30 PM
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49. Me, too

Although I didn't vote for Carter, I was out of the country and didn't request and absentee ballot in time.

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Bunny

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Tue Nov-18-03 08:11 AM
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22. Carter, Carter, Mondale, Dukakis, Clinton, Clinton, Gore

and in 04 it will be Mr. or Ms. ABB!!!

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vi5

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Tue Nov-18-03 08:22 AM
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23. Dukakis, Clinton, Clinton, Gore

Turned 18 in 1988. Have voted in every election, national and local since then.

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VelmaD

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Wed Nov-19-03 12:48 AM
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59. Me too...

I turned 18 a little over a month before the General election in 1988. The best part was getting to vote in the primary at 17. Don't know about other states but in Texas if you're going to be 18 by the General election then you're eligible to vote in the primary. It rocked.

Voted teh same as you too - Dukakis, Clinton. Clinton, Gore. Hell, I even voted for Gore in the 1988 primary though he had officially dropped out of th erace at that point.

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indigo32

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Wed Nov-19-03 05:13 PM
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65. Thats me too

though I can't say I have a perfect record of voting every year... but almost.

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THUNDER HANDS

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Tue Nov-18-03 08:55 AM
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25. Dole, Nader

Only voted in two. Next time I'll hit all three political parties and I can call myself tri-partisan. :D

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Cadfael

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Tue Nov-18-03 08:59 AM
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26. Carter, Mondale, Dukakis, Clinton, Clinton, Gore

ABB in 2004

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Kathy in Cambridge

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Tue Nov-18-03 10:02 AM
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28. 1984 was my first Presidential Election: Mondale/Ferraro

Dukakis, Clinton, Clinton, Nader-please don't flame-I get enough crap from my Democratic family on this one. Gore won 70% of the vote in Mass and won the election anyway.

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ronnykmarshall

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Tue Nov-18-03 10:07 AM
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29. Anderson, Mondale, Dukakis, Clinton, Clinton, Gore

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11 Bravo

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Tue Nov-18-03 10:10 AM
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30. Damn I'm old.

McGovern, Carter, Ed Clark, Dukakis, Clinton, Clinton, Gore, and whoever runs against *.

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SoCalDem

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Tue Nov-18-03 10:19 AM
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31. I have been an eclectic voter

Humphrey
McGovern
Carter
Anderson
Mondale
Dukakis
Perot
Clinton
Gore

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Ladyhawk

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Tue Nov-18-03 03:47 PM
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33. I'm too damn ashamed.

Edited on Tue Nov-18-03 03:48 PM by Ladyhawk

I'm chomping at the bit to vote Dem for the first time. The last president I liked before losing my youthful idealism was Ronald Reagan and now I can't stand him. The rest were just "me too" votes so I would get along with family.

Unfortunately, the time has come to split with family and do what's right. I'll vote for WHOMEVER is Bush's opponent. That guy and his staff make me sick.

You know, I think I may have voted for David Duchovny once, but it wasn't in the presidential spot.

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UrbScotty

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Tue Nov-18-03 05:21 PM
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38. Why split with your family?

Have your family vote Democratic!

At least try.

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SmileyBoy

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Tue Nov-18-03 04:47 PM
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34. Gore. That's it.

I'm only 21.:D

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Nailzberg

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Tue Nov-18-03 05:02 PM
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35. Clinton, Gore, and a Democratic TBA

I like Dean, but I'm not picky when it comes to getting rid of Bush.

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RedEarth

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Tue Nov-18-03 05:09 PM
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36. First voted in 1972

McGovern 1972
Carter 1976
Carter 1980
Mondale, 1984
Bush 41, 1988
Clinton, 1992
Clinton, 1996
Gore, 2000
Anyone but bush 2004

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UrbScotty

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Tue Nov-18-03 05:14 PM
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37. 18 electors for Clinton, 18 electors for Gore.

Edited on Tue Nov-18-03 05:15 PM by ih8thegop

17 electors for whomever next year.

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Aristus

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Tue Nov-18-03 05:27 PM
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39. Oh God, here we go. My shame. My eternal shame.

Bush, Bush, Clinton, Gore. :wtf: was I thinking those first two times?

Thank God I came back from the dark side.

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geniph

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Tue Nov-18-03 05:34 PM
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40. Ditto.

Edited on Tue Nov-18-03 05:37 PM by geniph

Mondale, Dukakis, Clinton, Clinton, Gore. Should have voted for Carter in 1980 (was the first presidential election I was old enough for), but for some reason, I was too much of a spud to vote that year. I've rarely missed an election, even for dogcatcher, since.

Although I voted sometimes for other candidates in primaries.

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AWD

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Tue Nov-18-03 05:42 PM
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41. For me....

Bush, Clinton, Clinton, Gore.

I was 19 when I voted for Bush Sr....I didn't know any better. But to make up for it, I re-registered as a Repuke in 2000 and voted for McCain. I tried to stop what I thought was coming....but I never thought it would be this bad.

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proud patriot

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Tue Nov-18-03 05:46 PM
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42. Dukakis/ Clinton/ Nader/ Gore

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LynneSin

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Tue Nov-18-03 05:47 PM
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43. Dukakis, Clinton, Clinton, Clinton

although my dad let me pull the Jimmy Carter lever for him in 1976

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GOPisEvil

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Tue Nov-18-03 09:33 PM
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52. Dukakis, Clinton, Clinton, Gore

:-)

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Mountainman

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Tue Nov-18-03 05:49 PM
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44. McGovern,Ford,Mondale,Dukakis,Clinton,Clinton,Gore.

I am sorry I voted for a repug once. I lived in Michigan at the time and voted for Ford. I wish I could have my vote back.

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Aristus

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Tue Nov-18-03 05:53 PM
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47. Don't be too hard on yourself, Mountainman.

Ford possesses a decency that today's neo-cons are completely oblivious to. Republicans like Ford are pretty rare beasts these days.

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Gato Moteado

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Wed Nov-19-03 05:25 PM
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71. ford wasn't so decent....

...when he helped cover up jfk's assassination. i know the man ain't too bright, but he doesn't really believe the magic bullet bullsh*t does he?

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mlawson

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Tue Nov-18-03 05:53 PM
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46. McGovern, Carter, Carter, Mondale, Dukakis, Clinton, Clinton, Gore.

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ikojo

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Tue Nov-18-03 09:14 PM
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48. Same here syrinx9999

Mondale
Dukakis
Clinton
Clinton
Gore

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solinvictus

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Tue Nov-18-03 09:32 PM
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50. My votes

In the 1988 primary, I voted for Al Haig, in the election, Bush. 1992 I voted for Ross Perot, 1996 Dole, 2000 Nader, and in 2004, I'll vote for Dean! :)

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JohnKleeb

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Tue Nov-18-03 09:33 PM
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51. do middle school mock elections count?

:shrug: if so then
Gore
however at age 5 I went to Clinton's first inguaration, according to Dad the music was great and at age 11 I defended him during the impeachment proceedings for a simple reason lol, basically his life, why should we remove a man for his sex life, if I had known Newty was banging a girl at the same time and etc I would have brought that up.

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eyesroll

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Wed Nov-19-03 05:02 PM
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64. OK, including mock elections

(4th grade) Reagan (peer pressure)
(8th grade) Dukakis (Dude! He's Du-Kick-Ass!)
(12th grade) Clinton
For real:
Clinton
Gore
ABB (Primary: Dean)

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JohnKleeb

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Wed Nov-19-03 05:15 PM
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67. I dont remember elementary

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Lizz612

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Tue Nov-18-03 09:34 PM
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53. ABB in twenty-oh-four!

There you go!

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NightTrain

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Tue Nov-18-03 09:35 PM
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54. Mondale, Dukakis, Clinton, Nader, Nader

n/t

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Johnyawl

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Tue Nov-18-03 09:47 PM
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55. Nixon, Carter, Anderson, Mondale, Bush, Clinton, Clinton, Gore & ABB

Edited on Tue Nov-18-03 10:00 PM by Johnyawl

1980 was the only time I threw my vote away on a third party. I was so bitterly disappointed in Carter, but there was no way I was voting for that empty suit that Nancy was propping up. Bush, Sr. was another bitter disappointment to me.

I'd never thought about it before, but the Big Dog is the first one I've voted for twice.

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Zomby Woof

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Tue Nov-18-03 09:50 PM
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56. going back a ways...

FDR, FDR, FDR, FDR, Truman, Stevenson... oh hell, I can't remember sonny! I am old, and forgetful these days!

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jeter

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Tue Nov-18-03 10:03 PM
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57. Clinton, Clinton, Gore

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mykpart

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Wed Nov-19-03 12:25 AM
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58. Beginning in 1968:

Humphrey, McGovern, Carter, Carter, Mondale, Dukakis, Clinton, Clinton, Gore.

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ohiosmith

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Wed Nov-19-03 03:49 PM
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63. The same except in 68 I requested a write in ballot and voted for

Pat Paulsen

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elfwitch

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Wed Nov-19-03 01:16 AM
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60. Clinton, Clinton, Gore

I turned 18 in 1989 so I wasn't old enough in 88 to vote in the big show. However, if I had been able to vote then I would have voted for Dukakis.

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regnaD kciN

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Wed Nov-19-03 03:20 PM
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62. Starting in 1976...

1976 (Massachusetts)
Primary/Caucus: None
General Election: Carter

1980 (California)
Primary: Kennedy
General Election: Anderson (I)

1984 (Washington from now on)
Caucus: McGovern/Hart (switched when McGovern withdrew in mid-caucus)
General Election: Mondale

1988
Caucus: Dukakis
General Election: Dukakis

1992
Caucus: Brown
General Election: Clinton

1996
Caucus: None
General Election: Nader (Green)

2000
Caucus: None
General Election: Gore

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scottcsmith

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Wed Nov-19-03 05:14 PM
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66. My memory is cloudy...

George H.W. Bush
Bill Clinton
Don't remember (God help me but it may have been Dole!)
Al Gore

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Zero Gravitas

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Wed Nov-19-03 05:18 PM
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68. Clinton, Clinton, Gore, ABB

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progressiverealist

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Wed Nov-19-03 05:24 PM
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70. mine same (all dems since '84)... although in '72

I was beaten bloody by schoolyard bullies for supporting McGovern over Nixon. I grew up in a very conservative section of Milwaukee but am the son of lefty peace activists.

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4_Legs_Good

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Wed Nov-19-03 05:34 PM
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73. Clinton, Nader, Nader

Just missed voting for Dukakis, I was politically charged at the time too, just 17, though.

david

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The Zanti Regent

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Wed Nov-19-03 05:50 PM
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74. Since 1972

Mc Govern, Carter, Anderson, Mondale(after the press declared Reagan the winner), Dukakis (after the press declared Bush the Winner), Clinton, Clinton, Gore.

I learned my lesson in 1980 with Anderson. Never Again!!!!!!!

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Ediacara

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Wed Nov-19-03 05:53 PM
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75. 1996:(to young in primary) Clinton, 2000: (Bradley) Gore, 2004: DEM

Although Montana's primary is too late to do any good... Dead last in the nation.

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CMT

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Wed Nov-19-03 05:54 PM
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76. me

Mondale
Dukakis
Clinton
Clinton
Gore

Wow only five presidential elections.

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HereSince1628

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Wed Nov-19-03 06:27 PM
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77. McGovern, Carter, Carter, Donald Duck, Clinton, Clinton, Gore

I'm sorry I voted for a duck instead of Dukakis.

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goobergunch

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Wed Nov-19-03 06:29 PM
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78. ------------------------------------- (n/t)

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terrya

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Wed Nov-19-03 06:29 PM
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79. Carter, John Anderson, Mondale, Dukakis, Clinton, Clinton, Nader. n/t

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