Will you Vote?

Tell us! Try to avoid the political specifics such as the person you plan on voting for or the differences of political parties.

#1 thing to remember: YOUR VOTE DOES COUNT. In Iowa state, two candidates were ONE VOTE apart from each other in the caucus held there. So get to your local precinct and vote! Check your local government website to find out where to vote. Its usually within your zip code in a church or school.

I plan on voting in Florida's closed primary and of course the main election. This will be my first time! (Lol yes that sounds "funny") I'm open to most any candidate from either party at this point but I will be registering as a republican to be able to vote in the primary, because it is "closed" to registered members of a major party only.

If anyone wants to vote but is confused you should contact your local government or shoot me a PM and I'll dig up some info to help you out.

Well, answer it guys, Will you Vote?

No, to me, all the politicians now days are chumps. They only say what the people want to hear, to get voted in.

And hell, it doesnt matter to me, as those in my fam. and those that I know still are commanded by whatever jacko takes office...

I will vote as i have voted in every election since 1986. regardless of the outcome i know that my voice is heard and was counted. when you figure that usually less then a third of the country votes your one vote is valuable!!

Insevin wrote:

Will you Vote?#1 thing to remember: YOUR VOTE DOES COUNT. In Iowa state, two candidates were ONE VOTE apart from each other in the caucus held there.

if you are talking about Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum, they were 8 votes apart

Registered as an independent as that is how I live my live, I do want to vote though, so I'll have to see who isn't going to ruin this country too much more.

(Still don't like how voting and parties are discriminatory towards non two dominating overexerting parties.)