Will race, religion, or gender affect your vote?

Question

Will race, (Barack Obama is African America) gender, (Hillary is a woman) or religion (Romney is a Mormon) affect your vote?

Obama isn't Muslim. You may want to check your sources next time.

Answer 1

No. I'm voting for the candidate that has America's best interest in mind. That candidate will want us out of Iraq now. And, that candidate will have a plan to get us out and will have a plan to fix our health care system and education system, our budget deficit and national debt and get our country back on the right track again.

Answer 2

my personal characteristics have developed my identity in many ways other than just superficial reasons. Like there is a guy in my chem class that thinks girls cant do science. Therefore i am very much so in support of a president that can be an example for all the bigoted guys that women can really be just as effective. Race will be a factor too, in that i think that the monotony of the white guys for president is killing the nation. Possibly, a guy with a different outlook on life and personal relations could help bring America back to its former glory. Religion is a big factor, especially being from Kansas. Not so much at the national level, but more at the state level, every candidate is running and being supported solely by their religion. As a not-Christian, this is annoying. I have just as much of a right to exist with my own beliefs and practice them, and they do not have the right to make the constitution a xerox of the Bible.

Answer 3

Race or gender are of no concern to me. Nor is religion, but that really doesn't matter considering the narrow range of choices. That's the unfortunate thing about America - the only choices we have ever had was Protestant, Catholic, and now we have Mormon. Well, it's all just Christian isn't it? Where is the Jewish guy? Where is the Buddhist guy?

I'll just have to determine who is the most intelligent. We have some fairly intelligent candidates this time, but McCain may have the extra edge.

Answer 4

Race, religion and gender must not be factor in voting. The qualification and sincerity to serve of the candidate must be the primary factors for choosing the President.

VOTE for your choice as US President on my 360 degrees blog and know if race, religion and gender will be significant.

Answer 5

Race would not effect my vote, nor gender. I do not care about either one way or the other.

Religion could effect my vote but Mormonism would not (I would not vote for a member of a very strange cult for example...or for a Muslim).

Answer 6

Race and gender, no. Religion, yes, somewhat. A religion is a way of thinking, and I'm interested in how the future president will think about issues that we haven't seen yet.

Answer 7

Race and gender don't affect my vote. Religion only affects my vote if you don't believe in evolution or you want an apocalypse.

Answer 8

No...And so far no one interests me....they are all placating to the masses instead of being who they really are.
Unless some one else come along..this is going to be a sad day in history when I don't vote for Prez.

Answer 9

Yes. I think that Barack Hussein Obama is muslim, I actually am sure of this, but others will disagree.

Answer 10

Nope...race, religion, gender, etc will not affect my vote.


I will vote for the person whose views I feel are closest to mine.

(Plus, if they say one thing..but have in the past acted another way...wont vote for them).