Which 2012 election or ballot measure are you most concerned about?

[IrishEyes]

Besides the presidential election which is most people's first choice. I'm most interested in

The vote on the death penalty in California.
The vote on gay marriage in Maine, Minnesota, Washington and Maryland.
The vote on medical marijuana and death with dignity in Massachusetts.

The senate elections in Massachusetts and Indiana.

I'm interested in my own state but my senator will win so I'm not really very concerned.

Of course, I'm a political junkie so I will be glued to my TV on election night watching as many results as I can.

[The Wielding Truth]

1. The senate elections in Massachusetts and Indiana.

We must retain the senate.

[charmay]

2. In Wisconsin:

Baldwin for Senate- It has to be bad when Tommy Thompson is the lesser of the 4 evils on the Republican side.

Kreitlow for Congress- Sean Duffy is an imbecile.

Keeping the WI state senate democratic. Flipping the WI assembly. Tie Walker's hands as much as possible.

Not in my district, but would be sweet if Paul Ryan with his crappy budget is sent packing. I can dream- Go Zerban

[longship]

3. We need the House!

We will likely keep the Senate and the White House.

I want the tea idiots defeated.

And all the anti-woman bills killed.

[IrishEyes]

5. I forgot to write about the anti-women bills.

I'm really hoping that they get killed.

[customerserviceguy]

4. While I'm sure the folks in Washington

will do the right thing on equal marriage, I'm not so sure about either Maine or Minnesota, and I think that it might just be a lost cause in Maryland.

I certainly hope I'm wrong about those last three, and that we see four elections that repudiate the wave of hate that swept across this country on this issue.

[Rowdyboy]

6. The four gay marriage refs first, Mass/Ind/SD etc senate races next....

Then the house. All, of course, trail in importance to the guys at the top of the ticket IMHO. The Supreme Court is...well...supreme.

[NNN0LHI]

7. Who will nominate the next Supreme Court justices is my most important issue

I think long term.

Don