Rank your own personal votes for president from best to worst

[StateBoiler]

Not who you would have voted for if eligible or alive in elections past, but who you did vote for.

[🐒Gods of Prosperity🔱🐲💸]

best to worst in which sense?

[Clark Kent]

1. John Kasich

[Xing]

1. Obama 2008 (GE)
2. Obama 2008 (Caucus)
3. Sanders 2016 (Caucus)
4. Obama 2012 (GE)
5. Sanders 2016 (District Convention)
6. Obama 2008/Sanders 2016 (Beauty Contests)

I'm not ashamed of any of these votes, so these are ranked in terms of importance, more than anything else.

[Mr. Smith]

1. Barack Obama [2012 GE]
*2. Bernie Sanders [2016 Primary]* (Back in January-March Season, the opposite would've been true...but the way this whole season has been, I can't in good conscience consider anyone I vote for better than Obama. Maybe Sanders had remained above the fray or used more attacks of sustance rather than just whining about the superdelegates)

* Not cast until Tuesday.

[Figueira]

1. Bernie Sanders

[HAnnA MArin County]

1. Hillary Clinton (2008 Primary).
2. Hillary Clinton (2016 Primary).
3. Barack Obama (2012 General).
4. Barack Obama (2008 General).

[Sir Tiki]

1. Barack Obama (2008)
2. Barack Obama (2012)

[Goldwater]

1. John Kasich

[StateBoiler]

best to worst in which sense?

Vote you feel best about down to vote you feel worst about as far as your decision making was poor, you didn't make all that educated a choice or research well, in hindsight you should've voted for someone else, etc.

Didn't really consider primary votes as options for the list.

2012-Romney
2008-McCain
2004-Badnarik (protest vote, both Bush and Kerry were poor)
2016 Rep. Primary-Cruz (I hated Cruz, but voted for him as a purely stop Trump from winning vote in Indiana, would've voted Kasich)
2000-Buchanan (I was 18, people are stupid when they're 18, you just don't realize it until you're 30)

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

1. John Kasich

[RaphaelDLG]

FF
1) Sanders 2016 Tennessee Primary

Mixed
2) Obama 2012 Tennessee General Election
- should have voted for Stein because TN is irrelevant, obviously not Romney

HP
3) McCain 2008 Virginia General Election
- lolol 18 year old foolish "libertarian"

[Oldiesfreak1854]

I've only voted in one general election so far, and two Michigan primaries.  I don't know how I would rank those votes, and it's not really enough to try.

[Kleine Scheiße]

1. Roque "Rocky" de la Fuente, 2016 presidential primary
...
8735352829. Whoever I end up voting for in the general this year

[DINGO Joe]

Primary and General

1988--Paul Simon--Dukakis
1992--Clinton--Clinton
1996--Clinton
2000--Bradley--Gore
2004--Kerry--Kerry
2008--Clinton--Obama
2012--Obama
2016--Clinton--Clinton

Dukakis and Gore were the least enthusiastic votes I cast, but in neither case was a Bush a better option.

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1. Nobody
2. Still Nobody
3. *cries*

[President of the great nation of 🏳️‍⚧️]

1. Nobody
2. Still Nobody
3. *cries*

[RINO Tom]

1. Mitt Romney (R-MA)

[IceSpear]

1) Hillary Clinton (2016 primary)
2) Barack Obama (2012 general)
3) Barack Obama (2012 primary)

Obviously, we all know which will be #1 after November...

[Mr. Reactionary]

Ron Paul (2012 Primary)
Mitt Romney (2012 General)
Marco Rubio (2016 Primary)

[Intell]

Obama 2008
Clinton 2008 (Primary)
Obama 2012
Sanders 2016 (Primary)

[sparkey]

1. Gary Johnson (2012 general and 2016 L primary)
2. Ron Paul (2008 R primary and 2012 R primary)
3. Bob Barr (2008 general)

[RaphaelDLG]

3. Bob Barr (2008 general)

[Kingpoleon]

1. John Kasich

Wow!

These Kasich supporters are all fairly young compared to the other primary voters on Atlas. I wonder if that's indicative of a trend as a whole nationwide or just Atlas.

[Miles]

Obama (NC General 2012)
Trump (VA Primary 2016)
Obama (NC Primary 2012)