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View Poll Results: Who would you vote for?
John McCain 2 7.69%
Barack Obama 19 73.08%
Ralph Nader 1 3.85%
Bob Barr 2 7.69%
Abstain 1 3.85%
Chuck Baldwin 1 3.85%
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Old 4th November 2008, 10:37 AM
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You left-off Bob Barr. If Nader's included, he should be.

I'm anti-McCain, but my support for Obama is not whole-hearted. So I'm not enormously upset that I have a medical procedure scheduled today, and I'll miss voting....
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Old 4th November 2008, 12:30 PM
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Thanks Don.

I'll update the poll accordingly. Hope it goes ok with you today.
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You left-off Bob Barr. If Nader's included, he should be.

I'm anti-McCain, but my support for Obama is not whole-hearted..
Same, i'm not so much pro Obama as i am anti McCain, but I'd go for Obama if I had to chose.
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I consider Mr. Obama the lesser evil compared to Mr. McCain like I did when it was Mr. Obama vs. Hillary Clinton.

Mr. Obama was against the war on Iraq, this speaks for him.
He takes advice from Dennis Ross, at least he said so, this speaks against him.

I never voted for a Green Party and I would not do so where I live. I do not understand what should be wrong with what Microsoft does.
However, with the options written here, I would vote for Ralph Nader.
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How are the chances that Mr. Nader beats Mr. McCain in this poll
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How are the chances that Mr. Nader beats Mr. McCain in this poll
I would be extremely surprised if that happens. We do have a quite a few conservatives posting here, so I would expect McCain's vote to go up somewhat during the course of the day.
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I added Chuck Baldwin to the poll....and voted for him.
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I thought WTF then saw your post. Who is Chuck?
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The Constitution Party candidate.
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http://www.baldwin08.com/
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I would be extremely surprised if that happens. We do have a quite a few conservatives posting here, so I would expect McCain's vote to go up somewhat during the course of the day.
I see, now it would be funny, if Mr. McCain doesn't make it into the top two here
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He's not particularly popular among P&CA conservatives.
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He's not particularly popular among P&CA conservatives.
Maybe they don't want to vote. Looking like an Obama landslide on this poll.
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I added Chuck Baldwin to the poll....and voted for him.
What about your boy Barr? Not on the ballot in Texas?
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Looks like we have a bunch of Socialists here.
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Looks like we have a bunch of Socialists here.
Possibly, but I disagree. It might have something to do with the dire situation the US is facing at this current moment in time. After all there is a record turnout happening at the polling booths today and I believe we will see McCain getting soundly beaten.
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Possibly, but I disagree. It might have something to do with the dire situation the US is facing at this current moment in time. After all there is a record turnout happening at the polling booths today and I believe we will see McCain getting soundly beaten.
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What about your boy Barr? Not on the ballot in Texas?
Barr is my second choice. And it was actually the opposite. Barr was on the ballot, but I had to write in Baldwin. Baldwin represents my views the best.
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