Sanders primary voters only

[Mr. Illini]

What do you plan on doing in November?

[President of the great nation of 🏳️‍⚧️]

Technically not voting, because I am ineligible in primary and general. But I am throwing my support to Hillary.

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

I'll vote for Hillary if she picks Warren as her veep (which I think is likely now).  If she picks someone else, and especially if she picks Hickenlooper (probably unlikely), I'll vote Stein.

That's the "deal" I made with myself, anyway.

[MASHED POTATOES. VOTE!]

Not a U.S. voter, but as somebody who supporter Sanders since the very beggining, I'd vote for Clinton. Voting Stein is just a waste.

[they don't love you like i love you]

Voting for Hillary unconditionally.

[Santander]

Lean Trump

[Mr. Smith]

Reluctantly Hillary, unless Hillary manages a really wide lead all the way to the end, then I'll vote for Stein.

[Intell]

Lean Trump.

[VPH]

Hillary.

[Thunderbird is the word]

Jill Stein if i'm still in New York, Hillary if I move back to Pennsylvania and the polls are close.

[Tender Branson]

I'd almost certainly live and be a voter in CO, if I were to live in the US.

So, I would very, very, very reluctantly vote for the fraud and trainwreck that is Hillary Clinton because of the swing state status of CO.

I'd vote for Stein in a more heavily Dem. state though.

[nicholas.slaydon]

I will vote for statewide races, but would never vote for Hillary or Trump. Would never vote for Jill Stein or  Gary Johnson because it would be a wasted vote and they are both incapable of being a good president.

[cwt]

Stein, like I did in 2012.

[Gass3268]

99% sure I'll vote for Hillary.

[Bakersfield Uber Alles]

Johnson, as I did last time.

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

Lean Trump.

wtf

[This account no longer in use.]

Don't be too surprised. Intell is more or less a fascist.

[Antonio the Sixth]

I would have voted for Bernie in the primary, and would absolutely vote for Hillary in the general, if I could.

[Chancellor Tanterterg]

Write-in unless Hillary picks Warren as her running-mate.

[Antonio the Sixth]

Write-in unless Hillary picks Warren as her running-mate.

Dude, you seriously want to live with President Drumpf? You don't even have the excuse that your State won't be in play.

[Antonio the Sixth]

If not, I'd likely be leaning towards Gary Johnson.

Right, because Gary Johnson is so much better than Hillary for someone with a -8 economic score.

[Antonio the Sixth]

If Stein manages to get on the ballot here, I'll be voting for her.

If not, I'd likely be leaning towards Gary Johnson.

Right, because Gary Johnson is so much better than Hillary from the standpoint of someone with a -8 economic score.

[Chancellor Tanterterg]

Write-in unless Hillary picks Warren as her running-mate.

Dude, you seriously want to live with President Drumpf? You don't even have the excuse that your State won't be in play.

No, a write-in does not equal a vote for Trump.  I don't like Sanders that much and Hillary is even worse.  If the Democrats want my vote, they should've run someone worth voting for.  I don't need an excuse for casting a protest vote, it's a perfectly legitimate use of one's vote.  I have an open mind and want to be convinced that Hillary's not as bad I think (obviously Trump is way worse, but that's beside the point), but that hasn't happened yet.  So with all due respect, folks like BRTD, Bedstuy, and yourself can take your entitled, patronizing whining and stick it where the sun don't shine  The Democratic Party isn't entitled to my vote and neither is Hillary.  

Try making a case for Hillary.  It'd also be nice to see her supporters acknowledge and address the legitimate concerns about her (such as her hawkishness, her use of race-baiting, the e-mail scandal, etc) instead of just acting like she's the messiah.  FTR, I do think she has to deal with far more crap than many politicians due to the fact that she's a woman, but there are plenty of legitimate criticisms that her supporters seem unable or unwilling to address.

[they don't love you like i love you]

Write-in unless Hillary picks Warren as her running-mate.

But it's the Hillary supporters are the whiny sore winners.

[they don't love you like i love you]

Write-in unless Hillary picks Warren as her running-mate.

Dude, you seriously want to live with President Drumpf? You don't even have the excuse that your State won't be in play.

No, a write-in does not equal a vote for Trump.  I don't like Sanders that much and Hillary is even worse.  If the Democrats want my vote, they should've run someone worth voting for.  I don't need an excuse for casting a protest vote, it's a perfectly legitimate use of one's vote.  I have an open mind and want to be convinced that Hillary's not as bad I think (obviously Trump is way worse, but that's beside the point), but that hasn't happened yet.  So with all due respect, folks like BRTD, Bedstuy, and yourself can take your entitled, patronizing whining and stick it where the sun don't shine  The Democratic Party isn't entitled to my vote and neither is Hillary.  

Try making a case for Hillary.  It'd also be nice to see her supporters acknowledge and address the legitimate concerns about her (such as her hawkishness, her use of race-baiting, the e-mail scandal, etc) instead of just acting like she's the messiah.  FTR, I do think she has to deal with far more crap than many politicians due to the fact that she's a woman, but there are plenty of legitimate criticisms that her supporters seem unable or unwilling to address.

Enough reason to vote for her bus to replace Scalia.

Her hawkishness? http://www.vox.com/world/2016/5/27/11608580/donald-trump-foreign-policy-war-iraq-hillary-clinton

Race baiting? Who won the black vote in a landslide?

And you dislike her over s Republican witch hunt issue?