Past presidential primaries - who did you/would you vote for?

[Is Totally Not Feeblepizza.]

Indiana primaries (1972-2008), with 2012 thrown in for good measure:

Democratic:
1972: Edmund Muskie
1976: Jimmy Carter
1980: Jimmy Carter
1984: John Glenn
1988: Paul Simon
1992: Jerry Brown
1996: Bill Clinton
2000: Bill Bradley
2004: Dennis Kucinich
2008: Hillary Clinton
2012: Vermin Supreme

Republican:
1972: Richard Nixon
1976: Ronald Reagan
1980: Ronald Reagan
1984: Ronald Reagan
1988: Jack Kemp
1992: Pat Buchanan
1996: Steve Forbes
2000: George W. Bush
2004: George W. Bush
2008: Ron Paul
2012: Ron Paul

[Rooney]

Lord it looks like we have some old dudes here. Voting in the 1972 primaries? Christ, I thought I was old.

In 1999 I registered to vote and registered as a Libertarian and have been there since. Nevertheless, Iowa has this silly ritual called a caucus and I wanted in on some of that. I have joined the Republicans three times to caucus and the Democrats once because I felt that my useless voice was in need of being heard. In 2000 I actually voted for Steve Forbes because he was a businessman and never held office. I thought it was cool that he decided to hop-scotch to  running for president. In 2004 I became a Democrat and went for Howard Dean. In 2008 and 2012 I joined the Republicans to caucus for Ron Paul and Paul actually won my precinct in 2012. I served as precinct captain for Paul in 2008 and 2012 so that win made me feel momentarily important. I am also serving as a delegate to the state convention for Paul but I do not really want to go since I will have to be a around a lot of Republicans from Pious Flatt and Odyssey and that is not something I want to do. 

[Napoleon]

Democratic
1972: Gene McCarthy
1976: Mo Udall
1980: Ted Kennedy
1984: Gary Hart
1988: Bruce Babbitt
1992: Paul Tsongas
2004: Howard Dean
2008:

[Is Totally Not Feeblepizza.]

2008:

Did you write in a smiley face or something?

[Oakvale]

Democratic

1972: George McGovern.
1976: Jerry Brown.
1980: Jimmy Carter.
1984: Gary Hart.
1988: Paul Simon.
1992: Jerry Brown.
1996: Bill Clinton.
2000: Al Gore.
2004: John Kerry.
2008: Barack Obama.
2012: Barack Obama.