Do you regret voting for your candidate in 2016?

[Antonio the Sixth]

I didn't vote, but I'd have voted for Hillary and I still believe it was the right thing to do.

You did the right thing by staying out of it. I'd trade ya' cognitive decisions via time machine if that were possible.

I think I did the right thing by not violating federal election law, yes.

[Phony Moderate]

No, I don't regret voting for whatever nonentities I did in whatever local elections took place last May.

[Associate Justice PiT]

     No, not at all.

[Green Line]

NOPE

[(Still) muted by Kalwejt until March 31]

Didn't vote, but I never will regret my support of Trump, wish I could've worked harder to flip NH for him though.

-Same, except I live in MI, which, to my surprise, actually ended up being slightly to the Right of NH, and, thus, flipping. Very glad it did, and I was there to help contribute to this happening.

[Goldwater]

Nah, I'm in California, so it doesn't even matter who I vote for.

[MarkD]

No. I regret voting for Bush43 back in 2000, but I feel fine with having not voted in 2004, 2008, 2012, and with my McMullin vote in 2016.

On the other hand, I feel a tiny twinge of regret with my vote for Sanders in the 2016 primary. But I did that only to fulfill a quid-pro-quo deal I made with my sister.

[politicallefty]

I voted for Hillary Clinton in the 2008 primary, my first vote for President. I voted for her again in 2016 in the primary and obviously, I voted for her in the general election as well. I don't regret any of those votes as I voted for the person I believed would make the best President of the United States and that is a belief I still and will always maintain.

Still, based on the results, I do wonder what would have happened if someone else had won the nomination and if we could've won the electoral vote with Bernie or even Biden. In the sense of trying to change the outcome and knowing what I know now, I would have changed my vote in the primary.