Post your PROMINENT 2016 Endorsements Here

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

Update:

I'm still completely undecided on some races, but here's what I've decided so far:

President - John Kasich (R)
Vice President - Susana Martinez (R)

Governor:

Indiana: John Gregg (D)
Montana: Steve Bullock (D)
North Carolina: Roy Cooper (D)
Utah: Gary Herbert (R)
West Virginia: Jeff Kessler (D)
Vermont: Phil Scott (R)

Undecided: WA, OR, NH, ND, DE, MO

Senate:

Alabama: Richard Shelby (R)
Alaska: Lisa Murkowski (R)
Arizona: Ann Kirkpatrick (D)
Arkansas: Connor Eldridge (D)
Colorado: Undecided on the republican primary; not endorsing Bennet
Connecticut: Richard Blumenthal  (D)
Florida: Patrick Murphy (D)
Georgia: Johnny Isakson (R)
Hawaii: Brian Schatz (D)
Idaho: Mike Crapo (R)
Illinois: Mark Kirk (R)
Indiana: Baron Hill (D)
Iowa: Chuck Grassley (R)
Kansas: Jerry Moran (R)
Missouri: Roy Blunt (R)
Nevada: Joe Heck (R)
New Hampshire: Kelly Ayotte (R)
New York: ANYONE BUT SCHUMER
North Carolina: Deborah Ross (D)
North Dakota: John Hoeven (R)
Ohio: Ted Strickland (D)
Oklahoma: James Lankford (R)
Oregon: Ron Wyden (D)
Pennsylvania: Joe Sestak (D)
South Carolina: Tim Scott (R)
South Dakota: John Thune (R)
Vermont: Patrick Leahy (D)
Washington: Patty Murray (D)
Wisconsin: Russ Feingold (D)

Undecided: CA, KY, LA, MD, UT

[Oldiesfreak1854]

Update (announced candidates only).

*Incumbent

President: UNDECIDED

Governors
Vermont: Phil Scott (Republican)

Senate
Alaska: Lisa Murkowski (Republican)*
Arizona: John McCain (Republican)*
Arkansas: John Boozman (Republican)*
Idaho: Mike Crapo (Republican)*
Illinois: Mark Kirk (Republican)*
Iowa: Chuck Grassley (Republican)*
New Hampshire: Kelly Ayotte (Republican)*
Ohio: Rob Portman (Republican)*
Pennsylvania: Pat Toomey (Republican)*
South Carolina: Tim Scott (Republican)*
South Dakota: John Thune (Republican)*
Wisconsin: Ron Johnson (Republican)*

House
AL-01: Bradley Byrne (Republican)*
AZ-02: Martha McSally (Republican)*
CA-25: Steve Knight (Republican)*
CA-50: Duncan Hunter (Republican)*
CO-06: Mike Coffman (Republican)*
FL-08: Bill Posey (Republican)*
FL-26: Carlos Cubelo (Republican)*
ID-02: Mike Simpson (Republican)*
IL-10: Bob Dold (Republican)*
IL-12: Mike Bost (Republican)*
IL-13: Rodney Davis (Republican)*
IL-15: John Shimkus (Republican)*
IN-02: Jackie Walorski (Republican)*
IN-05: Susan Brooks (Republican)*
IA-01: Rod Blum (Republican)*
IA-03: David Young (Republican)*
KS-02: Lynn Jenkins (Republican)*
KY-01: James Comer (Republican)
ME-02: Bruce Poliquin (Republican)*
MI-06: Fred Upton (Republican)*
MN-06: Tom Emmer (Republican)*
NY-21: Elise Stefanik (Republican)*
OH-02: Brad Wenstrup (Republican)*
UT-04: Mia Love (Republican)*
VA-10: Barbara Comstock (Republican)*
WA-08: Dave Reichert (Republican)*
WI-01: Paul Ryan (Republican)*

Ballot Measures
Alabama Local Constitutional Amendments Amendment: Yes
Arkansas Gubernatorial Powers Amendment: Yes
California Multilingual Education Act: No
California Plastic Bag Ban Referendum: No
California Condoms in Pornographic Films Initiative: Yes
Nevada Marijuana Legalization Initiative: No
Nevada Background Checks for Gun Purchases Initiative: Yes
North Dakota Legislator Residence in District Amendment: Yes

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

8/10 : I'm switching my endorsement in Ohio.

Governor:

Indiana: John Gregg (D)
Missouri: Chris Koster (D)
Montana: Steve Bullock (D)
North Carolina: Roy Cooper (D)
North Dakota: Doug Burgum (R)
Oregon: Kate Brown (D)
Utah: Gary Herbert (R)
West Virginia: Jim Justice (D)
Vermont: Phil Scott (R)

Undecided: WA, NH, DE

Count: 6-3 D

Senate:

Alabama: Richard Shelby (R)
Alaska: Lisa Murkowski (R)
Arizona: Ann Kirkpatrick (D) D+1
Arkansas: Connor Eldridge (D) D+2
California: Kamala Harris (D)
Colorado: Michael Bennet (D)
Connecticut: Richard Blumenthal  (D)
Florida: Patrick Murphy (D) D+3
Georgia: Johnny Isakson (R)
Hawaii: Brian Schatz (D)
Idaho: Mike Crapo (R)
Illinois: Mark Kirk (R)
Indiana: Todd Young (R)
Iowa: Chuck Grassley (R)
Kansas: Jerry Moran (R)
Kentucky: Jim Gray (D) D+4
Louisiana: Caroline Fayard (D) D+5
Maryland: Kathy Szliega (R) D+4
Missouri: Roy Blunt (R)
Nevada: Joe Heck (R) D+3
New Hampshire: Kelly Ayotte (R)
New York: Wendy Long (R) D+2
North Carolina: Richard Burr (R)
North Dakota: John Hoeven (R)
Ohio: Rob Portman (R)
Oklahoma: James Lankford (R)
Oregon: Ron Wyden (D)
Pennsylvania: Pat Toomey (R)
South Carolina: Tim Scott (R)
South Dakota: John Thune (R)
Utah: Misty Snow (D) D+3
Vermont: Scott Milne (R) D+2
Washington: Patty Murray (D)
Wisconsin: Russ Feingold (D) D+3

Control: 51-49 R

[beaver2.0]

President:
Chris Keniston (Veterans)

Senate
Alaska - Murkowski
Arizona - McCain
Arkansas - Conner Eldridge
California - Kamala Harris
Colorado - Michael Bennet
Connecticut - Richard Blumenthal
Florida - Patrick Murphy
Georgia - Jim Barksdale
Indiana - Evan Bayh

[Kingpoleon]

President - Gary Johnson(L)
Vice President - William Weld(L)

Governor:

Indiana: John Gregg (D)
Missouri: Chris Koster (D)
Montana: Steve Bullock (D)
New Hampshire: Chris Sununu (R)
North Dakota: Marty Riske (L)
Oregon: Chris Thomason (Independent Party)
Utah: Gary Herbert (R)
Vermont: Phil Scott (R)
Washington: Bill Bryant (R)
West Virginia: David Moran (L)

Senate:

Alabama: Richard Shelby (R)
Alaska: Lisa Murkowski (R)
Arizona: Ann Kirkpatrick (D)
Arkansas: Conner Eldridge (D)
California: Lorretta Sanchez (D)
Colorado: Bill Hammons (Unity)
Connecticut: Dan Carter (R)(?)
Florida: Patrick Murphy (D)
Georgia: Allen Buckley (L)
Hawaii: Karla Gottschalk (R)
Idaho: Mike Crapo (R)
Illinois: Mark Kirk (R)
Indiana: Evan Bayh (D)
Iowa: Chuck Grassley (R)
Kansas: Patrick Wiesner (D)
Kentucky: Jim Gray (D)
Louisiana: Joseph Cao (R)/Caroline Fayard (D)
Maryland: Chris Van Hollen (D)
Missouri: Jason Kander (D)
Nevada: Joe Heck (R)
New Hampshire: Kelly Ayotte (R)
New York: Chuck Schumer (D)
North Carolina: Deborah Ross (D)
North Dakota: Robert Marquette (L)
Ohio: Rob Portman (R)
Oregon: Ron Wyden (D)
Pennsylvania: undecided
South Carolina: Tim Scott (R)
South Dakota: John Thune (R)
Utah: Misty Snow (D)
Vermont: Scott Milne (R)
Washington: Chris Vance (R)
Wisconsin: Russ Feingold (D)

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

I'm switching my endorsement in Ohio.

Governor:

Indiana: John Gregg (D)
Missouri: Chris Koster (D)
Montana: Steve Bullock (D)
North Carolina: Roy Cooper (D)
North Dakota: Doug Burgum (R)
Oregon: Kate Brown (D)
Utah: Gary Herbert (R)
West Virginia: Jim Justice (D)
Vermont: Phil Scott (R)

Undecided: WA, NH, DE

Count: 6-3 D

Senate:

Alabama: Richard Shelby (R)
Alaska: Lisa Murkowski (R)
Arizona: Ann Kirkpatrick (D) D+1
Arkansas: Connor Eldridge (D) D+2
California: Kamala Harris (D)
Colorado: Michael Bennet (D)
Connecticut: Richard Blumenthal  (D)
Florida: Patrick Murphy (D) D+3
Georgia: Johnny Isakson (R)
Hawaii: Brian Schatz (D)
Idaho: Mike Crapo (R)
Illinois: Mark Kirk (R)
Indiana: Todd Young (R)
Iowa: Chuck Grassley (R)
Kansas: Jerry Moran (R)
Kentucky: Jim Gray (D) D+4
Louisiana: Caroline Fayard (D) D+5
Maryland: Kathy Szliega (R) D+4
Missouri: Roy Blunt (R)
Nevada: Joe Heck (R) D+3
New Hampshire: Kelly Ayotte (R)
New York: Wendy Long (R) D+2
North Carolina: Richard Burr (R)
North Dakota: John Hoeven (R)
Ohio: Rob Portman (R)
Oklahoma: James Lankford (R)
Oregon: Ron Wyden (D)
Pennsylvania: Pat Toomey (R)
South Carolina: Tim Scott (R)
South Dakota: John Thune (R)
Utah: Misty Snow (D) D+3
Vermont: Scott Milne (R) D+2
Washington: Patty Murray (D)
Wisconsin: Russ Feingold (D) D+3

Control: 51-49 R

[FairBol]

Here are my endorsements for major races this year. 

President: Gary Johnson, L-NM.  The alternative to Trump and Hillary, who both suck.
US Senator from Connecticut: Dan Carter, R.  Let's retire "Dick" Blumenthal!   
US Congressman, Connecticut 4th District: John Shaban, R-Redding.  Jim Himes is quite the liberal Congressman, and needs to be sent packing. 
State Senator, 28th District: Tony Hwang, R-Fairfield.  Hwang is a principled leader, and a good friend of mine. 
State Representative, 133rd District: Ray Neuberger, R-Fairfield.  Another good friend of mine, Neuberger will bring new blood and new ideas to Hartford. 

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

This should be the final version before November (my LA endorsement may change after November depending on who makes the runoff)

Governor:

Delaware: Jack Markell (D)
Indiana: John Gregg (D)
Missouri: Chris Koster (D)
Montana: Steve Bullock (D)
New Hampshire: Chris Sununu (R)
North Carolina: Roy Cooper (D)
North Dakota: Doug Burgum (R)
Oregon: Kate Brown (D)
Utah: Gary Herbert (R)
Washington: Bill Bryant (R)
West Virginia: Jim Justice (D)
Vermont: Phil Scott (R)

Count: 7-5 D

Senate:

Alabama: Richard Shelby (R)
Alaska: Lisa Murkowski (R)
Arizona: Ann Kirkpatrick (D) D+1
Arkansas: Connor Eldridge (D) D+2
California: Kamala Harris (D)
Colorado: Michael Bennet (D)
Connecticut: Richard Blumenthal  (D)
Florida: Patrick Murphy (D) D+3
Georgia: Johnny Isakson (R)
Hawaii: Brian Schatz (D)
Idaho: Mike Crapo (R)
Illinois: Mark Kirk (R)
Indiana: Todd Young (R)
Iowa: Chuck Grassley (R)
Kansas: Jerry Moran (R)
Kentucky: Jim Gray (D) D+4
Louisiana: Caroline Fayard (D) D+5
Maryland: Kathy Szliega (R) D+4
Missouri: Roy Blunt (R)
Nevada: Joe Heck (R) D+3
New Hampshire: Kelly Ayotte (R)
New York: Wendy Long (R) D+2
North Carolina: Richard Burr (R)
North Dakota: John Hoeven (R)
Ohio: Rob Portman (R)
Oklahoma: James Lankford (R)
Oregon: Ron Wyden (D)
Pennsylvania: Pat Toomey (R)
South Carolina: Tim Scott (R)
South Dakota: John Thune (R)
Utah: Misty Snow (D) D+3
Vermont: Scott Milne (R) D+2
Washington: Patty Murray (D)
Wisconsin: Russ Feingold (D) D+3

Control: 51-49 R

[Sprouts Farmers Market ✘]

President:
Undecided. Paul or Huckabee likely. Christie, Walker, and even Rubio or Jindal possible. Let's see how the field shapes up.

LOL. What a bunch of junk candidates (My Beautiful Governor aside.) Even Hillary is better than these freaks. Thank goodness for debates and our glorious savior!

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

Basically endorsing all the Republican candidates except for Kirk, Shelby, Crapo and McCain. It's very important for Republicans to keep the Senate, especially if Clinton wins.

I thought you endorsed Hassan?

[RFayette 🇻🇦]

President:
Undecided. Paul or Huckabee likely. Christie, Walker, and even Rubio or Jindal possible. Let's see how the field shapes up.

LOL. What a bunch of junk candidates (My Beautiful Governor aside.) Even Hillary is better than these freaks. Thank goodness for debates and our glorious savior!

Huckabee is fantastic.  Him, Cruz, and Rand would have all made fantastic Presidents.

Triggered?