Your Ballot

[Green Line]

President and Vice President of the United States
Hillary Clinton/Tim Kaine

U.S. Senator
Mark Kirk

Comptroller
Susana Mendoza  (Lezlie Munger's commercial annoys me)

House of Representatives
August Deuser

Illinois House
Fran Hurley

Cook County States Attorney
Christopher Pfannkuche

Cook County Clerk
Diane Shapiro

Constitutional Amendment
Yes

There will probably also be a million different local judges on the ballot as well, even though no one knows anything about them.  I will probably just vote for the ones with Irish sounding names, as I usually do  (normal)

[Grumpier Than Thou]

Lancaster County, PA

President - Crooked Hillary/Tim Kaine (D)

Senate - Katie McGinty (D)

US House - Christina Hartman (D)

Treasurer - Kristin Combs (G)

Auditor General - John Sweeney (G)

Attorney General - Josh Shapiro (D)

State Senate - Greg Paulson (D)

State House - Dale Hamby (D)

Ballot Measure - Judicial retirement age change - No

[Mr. Reactionary]

I voted absentee last week.

President/Vice-President: (Write-In) Clarence Thomas/Chuck Baldwin

Member of House of Representatives - 5th congressional district: Tom Garrett(R)

Proposed amendment to enshrine Right-to-Work as part of the Virginia constitution: Yes

Proposed amendment to exempt surviving spouses of law-enforcement officers, fire fighters (and the like) killed in the line of duty from the property tax: No

[Sprouts Farmers Market ✘]

PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
Donald J. Trump / (vomit) Mike Pence (R) - 95% chance

US SENATOR (PENNSYLVANIA)
Katie McGinty (D) -- 60% chance

US REPRESENTATIVE (PA-02)
Dwight Evans (D)

STATE TREASURER
Joe Torsella (D)

ATTORNEY GENERAL
Josh Shapiro (D)

AUDITOR GENERAL
Eugene DePasquale (D)

PENNSYLVANIA STATE SENATE DISTRICT 1
Lawrence Farnese, Jr (D) - Unopposed

PENNSYLVANIA STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 182
Brian Sims (D) - Unopposed

AMENDMENT 1 (to raise justice retirement age to 75)
YES

[Figueira]

https://www.sec.state.ma.us/ele/eleifv/howabs.htm

(Also undecided on prop 4?)

Massachusetts already has decriminalized marijuana, and also medical marijuana, so the stakes aren't quite as high as in other states as I understand it. If I end up voting for it (which I probably will) it will just be to get people to stop talking about it, and because I generally prefer to err on the side of legalizing things where possible. I'd be happy to hear people trying to convince me either way, though.

I'm more strongly in favor of Question 3, since there is some evidence of public health issues related to those sorts of farming.

[Figueira]

PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
Donald J. Trump / (vomit) Mike Pence (R) - 95% chance

US SENATOR (PENNSYLVANIA)
Katie McGinty (D) -- 60% chance

US REPRESENTATIVE (PA-02)
Dwight Evans (D)

STATE TREASURER
Joe Torsella (D)

ATTORNEY GENERAL
Josh Shapiro (D)

AUDITOR GENERAL
Eugene DePasquale (D)

PENNSYLVANIA STATE SENATE DISTRICT 1
Lawrence Farnese, Jr (D) - Unopposed

PENNSYLVANIA STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 182
Brian Sims (D) - Unopposed

AMENDMENT 1 (to raise justice retirement age to 75)
YES

I wonder how many Trump/McGinty voters there are.

[Sprouts Farmers Market ✘]

I wonder how many Trump/McGinty voters there are.

I joked in IRC that this probably includes most St. Joe's students. Pains me to associate with them lol, but it looks like that's what I have to do

A Harper (lol) poll had very detailed crosstabs about a month ago: Toomey took 7.6% of Clinton voters and McGinty took 5.3% of Trump voters. An even bigger difference in the lower Senate margin than cross-party voting is Johnson voters who go half to Toomey and 13.3% to McGinty and undecideds in the Presidential race who favor him 2:1

[Oldiesfreak1854]

President & Vice President: Evan McMullin & Nathan Johnson (Independent/Write-in)
US House (MI-04) John Moolenaar (Republican)
Michigan House (District 94) Tim Kelly (Republican)

Will update as I get more info on other candidates.

[Leinad]

President & Vice President: Gary Johnson & Bill Weld
Senate: Allen Buckley
House (GA-11) WI: "Reform Ballot Access Laws" (or something like that)
Public Service Commish: Eric Hoskins

Everything else is unopposed. I'll research the propositions further at some point between now and voting day.

[Del Tachi]

U.S. President
Hillary Clinton / Tim Kaine

U.S. House of Representatives
Gregg Harper

No other races on the ballot this year in Oktibbeha County

[SWE]

Can't vote (17), although I'd probably go with something like this:

President: Some meaningless write-in. Mimi Soltysik (SPUSA) offends me the least of the left-wing protest votes. Maybe if New York wasn't ubersafe I'd sell my soul and vote Hillary, but there's really no need to in this case.

Senate: Robin Wilson (Green), since she isn't a Republican or Chuck Schumer. If this race was close, I'd be temporary to go Republican, since a one-term GOP Senator with no seniority can't do as much damage as Schumer as majority leader.

House: Diana Kastenbaum (Democrat) so I can say I voted against Chris Collins.

Assembly: Sean Ryan (Democrat)

State Senate: Amber Small (Democrat) because, even though I do have the option of a Green protest vote, Chris Jacobs' constant ads about muh term limits (ffs get over yourself) are the most annoying thing, and I want to see him embarrassed.

[Arturo Belano]

President: Jill Stein (Green)

House: Write-in Scott Kleeb since Adrian Smith is running unopposed

State Senate: Write-in some random dude since both of the candidates are ideologically the same in literally every way

Nebraska Supreme Court: John Wright

Death Penalty Repeal Measure: RETAIN and uphold the ban on the death penalty

[Unconditional Surrender Truman]

PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
[X] Hillary Clinton and Tim Kaine (D)

U.S. SENATOR
[X] Evan Bayh (D)

U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
[X] Angela DeMaree (D)

GOVERNOR AND LT. GOVERNOR
[X] John R. Gregg and Christina Hale (D)

STATE ATTORNEY GENERAL
[X] Lorrenzo Arredondo (D)

STATE SUPERINTENDANT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
[X] Glenda Ritz (D)

STATE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
[X] David B. Russ (D)

[RINO Tom]

Johnson then all Republican.  No idea what weird amendments and stuff they have, I'll read when I get there, haha.

[Attorney General, LGC Speaker, and Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

Can't vote (17), although I'd probably go with something like this:

President: Some meaningless write-in. Mimi Soltysik (SPUSA) offends me the least of the left-wing protest votes. Maybe if New York wasn't ubersafe I'd sell my soul and vote Hillary, but there's really no need to in this case.

Senate: Robin Wilson (Green), since she isn't a Republican or Chuck Schumer. If this race was close, I'd be temporary to go Republican, since a one-term GOP Senator with no seniority can't do as much damage as Schumer as majority leader.

House: Diana Kastenbaum (Democrat) so I can say I voted against Chris Collins.

Assembly: Sean Ryan (Democrat)

State Senate: Amber Small (Democrat) because, even though I do have the option of a Green protest vote, Chris Jacobs' constant ads about muh term limits (ffs get over yourself) are the most annoying thing, and I want to see him embarrassed.

How did Jill Stein offend you?

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

President and Vice President: Donald J. Trump and Mike Pence (R)
Senate: Pat Murphy (D)
House: I don't think Al Lawson even has a GOP challenger, so I'll probably write-in someone/something.
Supreme Court of Florida: No on all Judges. This is automatic. Judges above municipal level shouldn't be subject to popular vote.
State House: Ramon Alexander (D) is a personal friend of my friend Mike's mentor back in DC, apparently. He's also unopposed.
State Senate: Nancy Miller (R)
Amendment 1: Yes (guarantees right to own solar power equipment for one's own home).
Amendment 2: Yes (medical marijuana up again. It hasn't been a major issue this year unlike in 2014, so I suspect it should clear the 60% majority it needs easily).
Amendment 3: Yes (tax exemptions for wounded first responders/law enforcement).
Amendment 4: Yes (I dunno, something about homestead exemption qualifications being expanded. The wording was confusing and I'm trying to enjoy the last bit of youthful innocence I have before it becomes necessary for me to start caring about this stuff).
Leon County Supervisor of Elections: Mark Early seems like a pretty qualified, non-political candidate. He's up against a Democratic State Rep, so I assume he has the GOP behind him.
Leon County Tax Collector: John Bailey (R)
County Clerk of the Circuit Court: Do not care, will vote for Gwen Marshall (D) since she is the only candidate running who seems to even bother to campaign.
Leon County Sheriff: Mike Woods (I) is a reform minded law enforcement officer who seeks to crack down on violent crime while reducing focus on drug related issues. He's a good old boy with a long career in law enforcement and appears to know how to be speak softly while carrying a large stick. I'm actually fairly interested in his positions and excited about his campaign. I might go volunteer for him after looking into this race. Thanks, Atlas!
Leon County Superintendent of Schools: Forest Van Camp (R) (how can I not vote for that name?!)
Leon County Property Appraiser: Greg Lane (I)
Leon County Commissioner: David Hawkins (I)
State Attorney: Pete Williams (R), another reform minded Republican who is abandoning the Reaganist manta that drug addicts can only be treated by incarceration.

[Sopranos Republican]

President and Vice President of the United States:
Hillary Clinton (D-NY) and Tim Kaine (D-VA) (still considering Johnson, but I'm leaning towards being #ready)

Representative to the United States Congress (MA-4)
Joseph P. Kennedy III (D)

Governor's Council
Robert L. Jubinville (D)

State Senator (Bristol-Norfolk)
James E. Timilty (D)

State Representative First Bristol District
Michael Toole (D-Norton)

Bristol County Commissioner
John R. Mitchell (D-Fall River)

Question #1 (Additional slot machine licenses)
Yes

Question #2 (Charter School Expansion)
NO

Question #3 (Cage-free farm animals)
Yes

Question #4 (Legalize Recreational Cannabis)
YES

[Tender Branson]

President of Austria (Dec. 4):

[X] Alexander Van der Bellen (Greens)
[  ] Norbert Hofer (FPÖ)

President of USA (Nov. 8 ):

None (but I prefer Hillary over Trump).

[SWE]

Can't vote (17), although I'd probably go with something like this:

President: Some meaningless write-in. Mimi Soltysik (SPUSA) offends me the least of the left-wing protest votes. Maybe if New York wasn't ubersafe I'd sell my soul and vote Hillary, but there's really no need to in this case.

Senate: Robin Wilson (Green), since she isn't a Republican or Chuck Schumer. If this race was close, I'd be temporary to go Republican, since a one-term GOP Senator with no seniority can't do as much damage as Schumer as majority leader.

House: Diana Kastenbaum (Democrat) so I can say I voted against Chris Collins.

Assembly: Sean Ryan (Democrat)

State Senate: Amber Small (Democrat) because, even though I do have the option of a Green protest vote, Chris Jacobs' constant ads about muh term limits (ffs get over yourself) are the most annoying thing, and I want to see him embarrassed.

How did Jill Stein offend you?

Having a pro Assad running mate and being a rape apologist are pretty much deal breakers for me.

[#TheShadowyAbyss]

PRESIDENT: Hillary Clinton / Tim Kaine  (D)

SENATOR: Tony Khoury  (I)

CONGRESSMAN: William McCullough  (D)

STATE SENATOR: Curtis Ceballos (D)

STATE REPRESENTATIVE: Patrick Henry (D)

AMENDMENT 1: NO because it is not pro-solar and allows the energy companies create power and control over the industry and a Major YES supporter was on tape revealing that it was worded with the intent to mislead pro-solar voters

AMENDMENT 2: YES, cause pro medical marijuana

[DavidB.]

President of USA (Nov. 8 ):

None (but I prefer Hillary over Trump).

lol

[Rooney]

I'm such a boss I have already voted. This is it. You get an exclusive tour of my ballot, just remember to say "thanks."

President:
Gary Johnson/Bill Weld (Libertarian)

Senate:
Charles Aldrich (Libertarian)

Congress (District 1)
Christopher Peters (Republican)

State Senate (District 44)
Tom Greene (Republican)- Yes, I finally got to vote for Tom Greene!

State House (District 88)
Ryan Drew (Democrat)

Des Moines County Board of Supervisors:
Jim Carey (Democrat)- Yes, I finally got to vote for Jim Carey!
Bob Beck (Democrat)

Des Moines County Auditor:
Write-In: Patrick Swayze (RIP)

Des Moines County Sheriff:
Write-In: Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson- I kind of liked the remake of "Walking Tall."

[MasterJedi]

President: Clinton/Kaine (D)

Senate: Russ Feingold (D)

House: Paul Ryan (R)

State Senate: Dave Craig (R) unopposed

State Assembly: Ken Skowronski (R) unopposed

DA: John T Chisholm (D)  unopposed but support him in the primary

County Clerk: George Christenson (D) unopposed

County Tresurer: David Cullen (D) unopposed

Register of Deeds: John LaFave (D) unopposed

[sparkey]

President: Johnson/Weld (L)
Senate: left blank (would love to see historically low participation in this one)
House (CA-15): Danny Turner (R)

Proposition votes I posted in the CA Propositions thread.

[progressive85]

President: Hillary (easiest choice I had to make)

U.S. House: Mike Capuano

Democratic incumbents

Q1 (casinos): Yes
Q2 (charter schools): Yes
Q3 (farm animals): Yes
Q4 (marijuana): Yes