Has any candidate you've voted for ever lost your precinct?

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

I never realized this until now, but no. Never. At least not in general elections. And it'll be true after this election too. Weird...

Ballot initiatives, though, yes.

[Bacon King]

The only time I've ever voted so far was in the 2008 Georgia Republican Primaries. I went against my precinct on District Attorney, Superior Court clerk, Public Services Commissioner, and all three ballot questions.

[Jake]

Basically every time I've voted. And I'm registered Republican in a heavily Republican precinct.

[Franzl]

Basically every time I've voted. And I'm registered Republican in a heavily Republican precinct.

have you ever voted for a Republican?

[Workers' Friend]

Not really, except for Chambliss and Marshall.

[MODU]

Definitely, on numerous occasions.

[Hatman 🍁]

less so than elections themselves, but yes.

2006 federal, 2006 city council (mayor candidate won the precinct, lost the election), 2007 provincial. I am pretty sure Paul Dewar won this precinct this year.

[AndrewTX]

A few times, yes

[Bacon King]

Not really, except for Chambliss and Marshall.

lol what? you can't vote yet.

[Хahar 🤔]

No (haven't voted).

[Jake]

Basically every time I've voted. And I'm registered Republican in a heavily Republican precinct.

have you ever voted for a Republican?

Probably half of my votes have been for Republicans.

[Hash]

If I had voted, it would've been for Greenies and they obviously didn't win in my poll.

[WalterMitty]

lots.

kerry healey in 2006 for starters.

back in nc, pretty much any democrat i voted for lost my precinct, since it was/is a very republican precinct.

[Workers' Friend]

Not really, except for Chambliss and Marshall.

lol what? you can't vote yet.

I can;t vote, but if I could, that is what would've happened.

[Lief 🗽]

Probably, especially in local city council elections, which are non-partisan. I've never checked though (and wouldn't want to).

[DownWithTheLeft]

My precinct is the most liberal in the town.  There are about 1,500 people and a large majority of that comes from a big apartment building by train tracks

[perdedor]

Unfortunately, until I relocate to North Austin...that's the way it's going to be virtually every time I vote. I believe Bush took over 60% in precinct 365 in 2004. It's the old, rich, white person end of town...what can you really expect?

[Torie]

Sure, every time I voted for a Democrat, which was not often, but more than never.

[○∙◄☻¥tπ[╪AV┼cVê└]

Yes, but there may have never been a Democratic nominee that lost a precinct that I voted in.

[Lief 🗽]

Unfortunately, until I relocate to North Austin...that's the way it's going to be virtually every time I vote. I believe Bush took over 60% in precinct 365 in 2004. It's the old, rich, white person end of town...what can you really expect?

Yeah, but we North Austinites don't get to be in Doggett's district. It's a trade-off.

[perdedor]

Unfortunately, until I relocate to North Austin...that's the way it's going to be virtually every time I vote. I believe Bush took over 60% in precinct 365 in 2004. It's the old, rich, white person end of town...what can you really expect?

Yeah, but we North Austinites don't get to be in Doggett's district. It's a trade-off.

Perhaps, but I have to say: With all the respect and admiration I have for Lloyd Doggett, I would much rather put up with Lamar Smith and live in the culturally superior end of town.

[dead0man]

I've voted for a lot more losers than winners.

[Daniel Z]

Probably most of the times that I have voted Republican.

[HappyWarrior]

I've only voted in this years democratic primary and all my votes were winners.

[exopolitician]

I guess technically. My County in Texas went all for Clinton in the primary.