If your candidate does not make the Primary will you stick with your party,?

Question

will you switch parties, or will you just not vote at all? Remember, not voting for anyone is the same as voting for someone you really don't want.

Answer 1

well i like Ron Paul in the primaries but if he doesn't win that , ill go back to 3rd party candidates

Answer 2

I will stick with my party for all candidates but McCain.
I am aware that voting third party is as bad as voting for the opposition but I do not want my party to go in his direction and would rather lose the election than have such a outcome.

I would not actually vote for the Democrat however (with the exception of maybe Biden in such a scenario).

I have thought about this alot, and am becoming more firm in that commitment everytime I hear him speak.

Answer 3

Since I really don't care for any of them and the ones I agree with most are at the bottom of the list right now, I will have to make a decision that I probably won't like myself for. The lesser of two evils situation. But I will vote. And it will probably be by party, instead of by person.

Answer 4

I'm voting for Ron Paul in the election. Good thing it's only seven letters to write in.

Answer 5

Seeing as how Obama now trails everybody contained in the polls, this is be especially amusing seeing 8 Republican applicants in a runoff even as Barack Obama takes 9th position. accepted REPUBLICAN 2012: because everybody might want to do better efficient.

Answer 6

Well if Biden doesn't win the dem nomination there is not a democrat running I would elect dog warden.

Answer 7

No, I will have to vote for the lesser of the evils.

Answer 8

I will support Ron Paul if he doesn't get the nomination and runs as an independant, our troops need our support.

Answer 9

If Hillary gets the nomination, not neccessarily. In fact, probably not.

Answer 10

I like all three of the top Democratic candidates, so I'll be happy however it turns out.