Has anyone in your family talked to you about their 2016 election preferences?

[tmthforu94]

Pretty much all of my family is ready for Romney to run again, though I have a brother who wants a "fresh voice" - hasn't given a name, but likely in the mold of Kasich/Walker/Snyder.

[TheDeadFlagBlues]

My mom is an enthusiastic Elizabeth Warren fan who will vote for the Democratic nominee. My dad doesn't have a preference yet but will vote for the Democratic nominee.

My parents were Obama supporters in 08 but didn't participate in the Idaho caucus because they don't understand the caucus process and have no desire to spend hours in a cramped room. This one of the many reasons that I think caucuses should be scrapped.

[Gass3268]

My girlfriend, mom, and girlfriend's grandma are very much #ready. Dad, stepmom, brother, uncle, aunt, cousins and grandmas are Democrats would easily support Hillary if the nominee. I'd much rather have Warren or Sanders, but I would be satisfied with anyone that doesn't give the Republicans total control of the government.

My mom's mom's family are very conservative (even though one voted for Obama in 08 because he didn't like that McCain voted against the farm bill). Probably all Walker supporters.

[checkers]

My mum's #ready and my dad's basically Snowstalker when it comes to US politics. I don't think anyone else in my family really knows anything about it.

I of course know how they're voting in the upcoming Queensland election.

[politicallefty]

It's come up, but nothing new that I didn't already know. My mom's been a strong Hillary supporter for a long time and, if she runs, that's who she'll vote for in both the primary and the general. My dad doesn't share the same enthusiasm for Hillary, but I do know that he'll vote in the Democratic primary and for whoever the nominee turns out to be. Fwiw, in the 2008 primaries, my mom voted for Hillary and my dad for Obama.