Poll: Did you vote in the 2010 elections?

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[Sherman A1]

1. As for 2012 that remains

an open question.

[GoneOffShore]

9. And why would that be?

Oh, I know - a single vote doesn't make any difference.

[Sherman A1]

11. We will see who the candidates are and what they

are offering in a plan and any previous job performance. Thus far, nothing too appealing, but it's still early.

[GoneOffShore]

20. I'm a Philadelphia Yellow Dog Dem

Even though I hate the Dem Machine here in Philly, they are somewhat better than the Reps who run here.

So, my feeling is that it's important to vote - early and often :sarcasm: - if you don't vote, you'll have no cause to complain.

[MineralMan]

2. Yes, and in every election since 1966. Every one of them, including

elections with a single municipal issue. Doesn't everyone?

[nadinbrzezinski]

3. Yeo, we did... as for 2012, will

but know it don;t make a tinker;'s worth of a difference. It is a mirage...

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[Ruby the Liberal]

4. Of course. And I will in 2012.

Will not lift a finger for my useless Senator though.

[BlueCaliDem]

5. Yes, And I will vote in 2012, too. eom

[dana_b]

7. hell yes

I would never 'not vote'. However my daughter, her friends and many of my former co-workers did not, but they did in 2008.

[Tierra_y_Libertad]

8. I always vote. But, I have the notion that my vote belongs to me and not to any party or politician

It's a rather archaic notion but, silly me, I still cling to.

[HereSince1628]

10. Me too, and I always vote for a progressive labor democrat

even if I must write in my own name. :hi:

[Raine]

14. Me too

and from now on if the politicians don't give a good reason that they deserve my vote ... they won't be getting it.

[Blue_In_AK]

12. Of course,

and I get really tired of the way some people want to blame progressive Democrats for what happened in the mid-terms. It wasn't our fault.

[joshcryer]

13. Proof that DU doesn't have independents.

j/k j/k

[michreject]

15. I have voted in every election since 68

I have never crossed over and voted for the opposite party. never.

No matter how small the election.

[Little Star]

16. I always vote! Always! In fact everyone I know always votes.

[City Lights]

17. Yes. eom

[tavalon]

18. Of course I did, even doubting the integrity of the election process

And I will in 2012 and yes, I will vote for Obama. That said, I won't work my ass off for him this time around. He's either inept or dangerous, but once in a while he does okay. Today, and the last month of contrived idiocy were certainly not his best days as President, but as they know, we currently have no where else to go.

[caty]

19. I've voted a straight Democratic ticket

in every election that I was eligible to vote in. Proud to say I never skipped even one in all these years.

[Erose999]

21. I voted in 2010. I will vote in 2012. I will NOT vote for Obama. I will not vote republican either.

The only real question is whether I will have a viable Democratic or liberal 3rd party candidate to vote for, or if I should write in Randy the Macho Man Savage (RIP).

[Liberalynn]

22. I am going to vote for Senator Gillibrand in 2012

and will not vote for any PUKES period.