Will anyone on this forum vote for all winners?

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

It'll be interesting if there's anyone here who's likely to vote all for candidates who win. Flyers is a possibility, but I don't know about his state leg districts. We should bring this up after election day and compare results.

I actually have a chance of doing this, none of my races are strong Republican. However, none are strong Democrat either, except the Senate race and State House.

[Nym90]

I likely will for Governor, U.S. Senate, U.S. House, State Senate, and State House.

Probably not Attorney General or Secretary of State though, so it depends on how literal you are about "all".

[Alcon]

Counting Supreme Court races?

If not, I probably would (although I might end up voting Stephen Johnson for Supreme Court, and he will probably lose - or not).

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

I only really care about partisan races. And I'm counting lower ballot state offices too.

[Alcon]

I only really care about partisan races. And I'm counting lower ballot state offices too.

Since we did all of our state offices in 2004, I'd be voting for all winners (senate, state legislature, two county offices - all Democrats).

[Gabu]

Technically speaking, I will not be voting for a single losing candidate, so all of my votes will be for winners.

[Dr. Cynic]

I might... My record stands perfect so far... Of course, that was one primary election, lol.

[nini2287]

I've already voted, and all 5 of the candidates I voted for probably will win.  I'm not sure how the two ballot questions will turn out though.

[Boris]

A couple Ohio Democrats here might...

[12th Doctor]

I already voted... this was my ballot:

U.S. Senator - Rick Santorum (R)

PA Governor - Ed Rendell (D)

U.S. Representative - Don Hilliard (D)

PA Representative - Chris Soult (Write-in Republican)

Ballot Issue Granting $20 mil to PA Gulf War Vets - Yes

This is the first time I have ever voted half-Democrat... and will probably be the last.

P.S.  I know that two of these guys are gonna lose for sure... Hilliard and myself, ha

[Joe Republic]

All except my Senate vote will win.

[riceowl]

I could if I changed my gov vote to Perry (not that it matters either way).

[Brandon H]

No Senate race, no governor's race. One candidate withdrew from the run off for Sec. of State. So other than a judge or two, the only thing that I have to vote on is the House and the incumbent (Bobby Jindal) is safe. So if I vote for him, I will probably vote for all winners. On the other hand, since Jindal is safe, I am thinking about voting for the Libertarian just to help the third party vote.

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While my record of voting for winners isn't so great in many races, counting this election, I will have voted in 4 US Senate elections for 4 people currently serving in the US Senate.

[Colin]

No certainly not especially since I'm writing in in the US Senate race. Swann wont win but for Congress and State House I'll, probably, be voting for winners.

[WalterMitty]

no,

i live in massachusetts and will be voting for normal people.  in other words, im a minority here.

[AkSaber]

I might, though I still have to decide who to vote for governor.

[bgwah]

Not me, I did seven write-ins.

[Huckleberry Finn]

All except my Senate vote will win.

Are you voting for DeWine?

And Soulty: Why you are voting partly Democrats this time?

[nini2287]

While my record of voting for winners isn't so great in many races, counting this election, I will have voted in 4 US Senate elections for 4 people currently serving in the US Senate.

Who else besides Feinstein and Boxer?

[Joe Republic]

All except my Senate vote will win.

Are you voting for DeWine?

Yes.

[jokerman]

Not able to vote.  If I was I would be voting straight-ticket Democrat, and there's a very good chance I'd be voting for all winners in that case.

[7,052,770]

I obviously will...