If you don't believe any of the candidates available to you would make a good president, be sure to stay home.

or if they all look good, cast one vote for each.

In many states choice of presidential candidate will not be the only question on the ballot, so people may have other reasons to vote.

At a caucus?

No. Only those states with primaries. Which is the majority of states with elections going on tomorrow.

So my original statement stands.

In relation to states that will be holding a caucus, then yes. Although, I've always been torn on the issue of non-voting. Even when there is no one on the ballot that I can support, I still feel that I should at the very least cast a protest vote (third party candidates are great for that).

If Clinton ended up being the nominee, would you consider a vote for Bloomberg (if he ran)?

If Clinton ends up being the nominee I'll explore my options at that time.



I'm currently operating under the assumption that Barack Obama will be the next president.

I actually am making the same assumption, but trying to weigh other options just in case...

I'm registered independent. Sorry.

are you in Kansas? If so you can go to the Dem caucus, re-register on site and vote.

I don't want to re-register!! :P

Nathan, how long have you been posting here?



fuzmeister is not in Kansas. Pay attention, please.

I can never keep track of where people are located. Sorry.

There are two main locations for Vent posters; Kansas and Pennsylvannia.



Brandon maintains a neutral position in Idaho (presumably feasting on potatoes?)

Archi is in Big MO. Isn't snazzy over there as well?

Yeah, and there are others who aren't in PA. I guess I should have qualified that with "areas".

Snazzy is OK

Unfortunately, I am in Western PA about an hour from Pittsburgh... close to West Virginia actually - not something I'm proud of...

Pittsburgh PA is a lovely city. I like it a lot.