The "I voted" thread

[njwes]

Attorney General: Sam Houston (D)

I love that there's a Sam Houston on the Texas ballot

[Maxwell]

Governor - Joe Dorman (D)
Lt. Governor - Todd Lamb (R)
School Superintendent - John Cox (D)
Insurance Comissioner - Mark Costello

Senate (regular) - Matt Silverstine
Senate (special) - Connie Johnson

[CatoMinor]

Attorney General: Sam Houston (D)

I love that there's a Sam Houston on the Texas ballot

Literally the only reason I voted for him. Eat em up Kats! [/SHSU]

[Goldwater]

Where I live all of the ballots are mail in, so I've already voted. Here's how I voted:

WA-5 Representative: Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R)
Initiative 1351: YES
Initiative 591: NO
Initiative 594: YES
Local Elections: Mostly Republicans, although I did vote a Libertarian State Representative.

[Smash255]

Gov  Cuomo/Hochul-D
AG: Schneiderman-D
Comptroller: DiNapoili- D
Congress NY-D  Maher-D
State Sen Dis 6- Irwin-D
State Assemb- Dist 17-  Clarke-D
Judges  Straight-D

1-3 on Ballot Measures- Yes on all.  Not that happy with the redistricting measure, but better than the status quo and we won't get better out of Albany

[Lief 🗽]

Just voted!

Governor: Howie Hawkins (G)
Comptroller: Thomas DiNapoli (WFP)
Attorney General: Eric Schneiderman (WFP)
Congress (NY-13): Daniel Vila Rivera (G)

Prop 1: No
Prop 2: Yes
Prop 3: No

It actually felt really good and liberating to vote for green party candidates. Also love that I got to vote against Cuomo twice in two months.

[IceSpear]

Just voted.

Governor/Lt. Governor: Tom Wolf/Mike Stack (D)
U.S. House: Bob Brady (D)
State Senate: Tom McGarrigle (R)
State House: Nick Miccarelli (R)

Miccarelli was unopposed, but even if he wasn't I would've strongly considered voting for him, he's a good guy. Had to hold my nose and vote for McGarrigle because of a disturbing story that came out about the Dem, which is a shame since this seat is necessary for Dems to retake the PA Senate, but so it goes. I don't like to abstain or write in dead people like a True Leftist.

[Grumpier Than Thou]

which is a shame since this seat is necessary for Dems to retake the PA Senate, but so it goes.

No, it's not how it goes. What's the point in voting for a Democratic Governor but not giving him a majority in the state senate?

[Kraxner]

Governor: Andrew Cuomo (D)

Congress: Grace Meng (NY-6)

Yes to Prop 2


Abstained on everything else.

[IceSpear]

which is a shame since this seat is necessary for Dems to retake the PA Senate, but so it goes.

No, it's not how it goes. What's the point in voting for a Democratic Governor but not giving him a majority in the state senate?

Well, assuming I was a "swing voter", the point would be to provide balance.

But since I'm not, blame the Democrats for nominating a dud. I'm not going to criticize hypocritical Republicans for supporting trash like Gingrich, DesJarlais, Sanford, Vitter, etc. just because they have an (R) after their name only to turn around and vote for a Democrat who abandoned his daughter, refused to acknowledge she exists, and then later played the victim despite running ads centered around how he has such a great, wonderful, and loving family.

[Reaganfan]

I accidentally voted for a Democrat for Judge. I feel sick. She was campaigning and I hadn't heard of her opponent. She was listed without an affiliation. Googled her and sure enough...Democrat. Damn. I hope my vote isn't the crucial difference.

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

I accidentally voted for a Democrat for Judge. I feel sick. She was campaigning and I hadn't heard of her opponent. She was listed without an affiliation. Googled her and sure enough...Democrat. Damn. I hope my vote isn't the crucial difference.

Electing judges is an awful practice anyway.

[Mehmentum]

Voted for Mark Warner (D), Norm Mosher (D), and voted yes on the proposed amendment.

[njwes]

I accidentally voted for a Democrat for Judge. I feel sick. She was campaigning and I hadn't heard of her opponent. She was listed without an affiliation. Googled her and sure enough...Democrat. Damn. I hope my vote isn't the crucial difference.

Electing judges is an awful practice anyway.

So glad we don't have to vote on them in NJ. Though the endless confirmation fights aren't any fun either.

[Sopranos Republican]

I accidentally voted for a Democrat for Judge. I feel sick. She was campaigning and I hadn't heard of her opponent. She was listed without an affiliation. Googled her and sure enough...Democrat. Damn. I hope my vote isn't the crucial difference.

You should feel sick. With that single vote, you've managed to single handedly destroy Traditional America ™.

[MASHED POTATOES. VOTE!]

I accidentally voted for a Democrat for Judge. I feel sick. She was campaigning and I hadn't heard of her opponent. She was listed without an affiliation. Googled her and sure enough...Democrat. Damn. I hope my vote isn't the crucial difference.

Accident/no accident my ass.

You are now, and shall forever be remembered, as a DEMOCRATIC VOTER.

[Nutmeg]

Delegate to the U.S. House of Representatives: Nelson Rimensnyder (R)
Mayor of the District of Columbia: David Catania (I)
Chairman of the Council of the District of Columbia: Phil Mendelson (D)
At-Large Member of the Council of the District of Columbia (vote for 2): Elissa Silverman (I) and declined to vote for a second candidate
Ward 1 Member of the Council of the District of Columbia: Brianne Nadeau (D)
Attorney General for the District of Columbia: Paul Zukerburg
United States ("Shadow") Senator: Paul Strauss (D)
United States ("Shadow") Representative: Joyce Robinson Paul (Statehood Green)
Ward 1 Member of the State Board of Education: David Do
Advisory Neighborhood Commissioner 1A08: Kent Boese
Initiative 71 - "Legalization of Possession of Minimal Amounts of Marijuana for Personal Use Act of 2014": yes

[StateBoiler]

Voted for the Libertarian in Martin Stutzman's House district in northern Indiana. Stutzman will win in a walk.

Voted for the current three-person executive in the county to be change to a single-person executive.

[ProudModerate2]

I Voted.

I am 45 years of age, and since registering to vote right when I turned 18 years, I have NEVER missed a local, state or federal election .... ever.
Proud of my voting record.
8-)