It's time to take a census here - 11 months out edition

[Lief]

Considering that Bob Kelleher isn't running, it has to be Obama.

EDIT: Apparently Bob died in May?! RIP.

WTF

[Capitan Zapp Brannigan]

Obama.

[Jayhawker]

At this point, I'd vote for any of the Republican candidates who have a shot at the nomination over Obama.

[Minnesota Mike]

Obama, there is no other viable choice.

[memphis]

Obama under all circumstances

[Reginald]

I could vote for Huntsman... but that's obviously not going to happen. It'd take a hell of a disaster for me to vote for Romney. If it's anyone else, I'll be voting Obama, barring any interesting third party candidates.

[Pictor Ignotus]

Obama or a moderate Indy if there is one.

[FloridaRepublican]

Not voting for Obama under any circumstances.

If Romney/Gingrich/Huntsman are nominated, I will vote for them.

If anyone else is nominated, I won't vote.

So basically, given the current circumstances, I'll be voting for Romney or Gingrich next year.

[Speaker Dereich]

Romney or Huntsman would get my vote.

Gingrich and Paul perhaps, if they make no dramatic, stupid mistakes. Maybe Santorum also if he toned down the SoCon shtick.

Obama over the rest.

[TJ in Wisco]

I'll vote for the Republican unless it's Gary Johnson and then I'd be undecided. I would feel unpleasant about supporting Paul or Huntsman but would do so without question.

[Governor Scott]

I like how people keep bringing up Johnson, as if he still has a chance at this point.

I'll be supporting Obama.

[Lief]

If I take the time to vote for some reason I will probably write in Dr. Herman Cain.

[Chareth Cutestory]

If I do decide to vote, it'll most likely be for Obama. But that's probably not going to happen anyway.

[Mercenary]

Huntsman, Paul, and Johnson are the only ones I'll vote for.
If one of them is not the nominee I'll vote third party, but hope Obama wins.

[Seattle]

Obama, but if Hunstman were the nominee and he had not turned more conservative, I would'nt mind voting for him, but I'd probably still vote for Obama.

[hfred]

Republican if Romney, Gingrich, Huntsman, or Paul.

Otherwise Obama.

[Fuzzybigfoot]

Obama under all circumstances

[Nutmeg]

Obama against any republican... I could think about supporting Huntsman or Johnson if I were from a safe democrat or republican state, only as a protest vote.

^^.  And I actually was thinking of registering as a Republican to vote in the D.C. primary, but then I remembered these candidates both will be out of the race by April.

So therefore:

Obama under all circumstances

[Tender Branson]

There's no Republican in the field that would make me vote against Obama.

[asexual trans victimologist]

Obama against any republican... I could think about supporting Huntsman or Johnson if I were from a safe democrat or republican state, only as a protest vote.

[memphis]

If I do decide to vote, it'll most likely be for Obama. But that's probably not going to happen anyway.

You still at school in NC? If so, that'd be a powerful vote to waste.

[Gustaf]

If I do decide to vote, it'll most likely be for Obama. But that's probably not going to happen anyway.

You still at school in NC? If so, that'd be a powerful vote to waste.

While this makes sense emotionally, it doesn't actually make much of a difference. NC is still unlikely to hinge on a single vote.

[memphis]

If I do decide to vote, it'll most likely be for Obama. But that's probably not going to happen anyway.

You still at school in NC? If so, that'd be a powerful vote to waste.

While this makes sense emotionally, it doesn't actually make much of a difference. NC is still unlikely to hinge on a single vote.

Ok, if you're going to play that game, why should anybody vote ever?

[Brandon H]

Paul, else I'm voting third party, probably CP but maybe LP.

I like how people keep bringing up Johnson, as if he still has a chance at this point.

I was going to put Paul or Johnson, but came to the same conclusion regarding Johnson.

[Kushahontas]

Obama, begrudgingly...