Who did you vote for in 2004?

[leftofthedial]

I'm interested in current DU demographics.

[Maven]

1. Other.

I voted for Janet Doobydoo.

[leftofthedial]

2. Good job!

:thumbsup:

[Kukesa]

4. Other here, too.

I voted for Scooby Doobydoo.

[leftofthedial]

25. way to go!

scooby doobydoo

pooperscooper!

[JDPriestly]

3. I voted for Kerry-Edwards. Didn't every DUer?

[SammyWinstonJack]

24. I did and was proud of my vote! Still am.

[DanCa]

5. I proudly voted for Kerry because of the supreme court issue.

Just like I will proudly vote for any Dem because we now know the importance of the supreme court and they types of judges the right winger will place on it.

[mikehiggins]

6. I voted for the non-Bush

Didn't like Kerry, still don't.

I'd still vote for him again if he was our candidtate. I don't expect to like everyone who runs for office, but I'm damn sure who's out to hurt me and my nation. In 2004 Kerry stood up for America the way he wanted to and almost unseated an incumbent oligarchy. Not bad for a librul from Taxachusetts.

[greendog]

7. David Cobb

n/t

[Selatius]

9. Great choice. Montana is a safe state, so it's OK to vote 3rd party. n/t

[Selatius]

8. The Electoral College disenfranchises you in safe states, but...

I ended up voting for John Kerry even though I live in a safe state: Mississippi.

I regret voting for Kerry. Because of the peculiar nature of the EC, I probably should've voted my conscience. It's not like the vote in Mississippi was close anyway. Kerry never even bothered to come to this state.

I should've voted for Cobb of the Greens. Unlike Kerry, Cobb never supported the free trade agenda.

[catmother]

10. kerry/edwards of course.

[Katherine Brengle]

11. who picked bush/cheney? an ex-repub?

just curious--of course there is no need to identify yourself--we vote secret ballots for a reason.

[leftofthedial]

20. there are freepers afoot here, but more and more ex-repukes too

which is partly why I asked the question.

[Broken_Hero]

12. Kerry/Edwards...

My wife and I's first time voting, and we both went for Kerry/Edwards...We had to try our best to get W out of the WH....

[ChrisCat]

13. Planned to vote for Kerry/Edwards

Went to our polling place and they told me my name was not listed. I went home, knowing I had my voter's registration card somewhere that they had just sent me that year, and I tore the place apart looking for it. My husband went and voted, and said he thought he saw my name, so I went back up and tried to vote again, and again they wouldn't let me. I asked for a provisional ballot and they told me that it wasn't worth it because it wouldn't get counted. I was so upset. I stayed up and watched the election results and moped around for a week. A few days later I found my voter's registration card for this address. I'm gonna be there with bells on this time....card in hand!

[SeattleGirl]

14. John-John

:thumbsup:

[leftofthedial]

21. that's my SeattleGirl!

:hi:

[SeattleGirl]

36. Hey!

Nice to see you! :hi:

[FreedomAngel82]

15. Why this poll?

[leftofthedial]

22. I've been seeing lots of former republican posters lately

wanted to see if it reflected in this poll

so far, it doesn't

[genie_weenie]

16. I voted for Kerry but

I was in Iraq. I'm sure my absentee ballot wasn't counted...

[leftofthedial]

23. how frigging awful would that be?

assuming you were in Iraq with the military, thanks for your service

[TexasProgresive]

17. Mark me other-

I voted on a touch screen machine- who knows where my Kerry vote went in that digital black hole.

[leftofthedial]

30. sadbuttrue

[MODemocrat]

18. I voted for Kerry-Edwards

They were drawing such huge throngs of supporters wherever they went; it was so heartbreaking for Kerry to concede so quickly. I still like him and respect him so much.:cry:

[lpbk2713]

19. I have never in my life voted for a rethug prez candidate.

I've been a registered Dem for over forty years.

The Bush regime has justified my decision.

[leftofthedial]

26. rockin!

me too

my non-repuke voting record extends to every other election, national, state and local as well since 1974

I missed by a year being able to vote against Nixon, which I still regret.

[WildEyedLiberal]

27. Proud vote for John Kerry

I voted my conscience, and it wasn't for some purer than thou assbag. JMHO...

[Raine]

28. Kerry/Edwards

of course! :D

[Nicole]

29. Kerry/Edwards n/t

[seabeyond]

31. i gotta say. want to for for kerry in 2008 n/t

[Up2Late]

32. This might be more interesting if you polled regarding the Primries...

...instead of the November Election.

[leftofthedial]

33. I thought there'd be more ex-bush voters

:shrug:

[DemGirl7]

34. Kerry/Edwards...of course

And I'm still proud of my vote too. :) This was actually the first time I voted in a Presidential Election, because I have a late birthday (Nov. 28th) I wasn't able to vote in the 2000 election.

[Craig3410]

35. Didn't.

I was 17 at the time. :P

[Tierra_y_Libertad]

37. Held my nose (as usual) and voted for Kerry.

The usual "lesser of two evils" vote. From now on, I'll be voting issues rather than party or politicians.