I voted for Ron Paul today...

[RugerNiner]

to send a message to McCain that he has to take a more Conservative position on the issues.

[Shawn.L]

because he understands, and respects the constitution.

felt good to see his name on that ballot and to cast my vote for him.

[Garpman]

I voted for him as well, but like I said in the other thread, I was kind of embarassed because I walked in to the booth not knowing they had to make some changes to the box before a Republican can vote in it. So I kept pressing the damn Ron Paul button and it wouldn't light up. I was like, this thing is rigged. Finally I poked my head out and asked them for help.

I also followed the FOAC voter guide and voted for Tob Corbett.

[CZ40P]

Ditto for Ron Paul and Tom Corbett

[Dave in PA]

Yep, Ron Paul here, too.

[SFMarine]

Registered Dem here...ya i know I need to change it but ...probably not voting tonight.

[ccphilly1984]

Registered Dem here...ya i know I need to change it but ...probably not voting tonight.

Yeah i got to change it too, if they keep nominating idiots... come on... we have a choice of anti "assault rifle" clinton and anti everything guns except for hunting obama... geez... republicans get my vote in november... i voted, but didn't vote anything presidential jsut as a big "FU" to them candidates.

[Philadelphia]

I voted for him as well, but like I said in the other thread, I was kind of embarassed because I walked in to the booth not knowing they had to make some changes to the box before a Republican can vote in it. So I kept pressing the damn Ron Paul button and it wouldn't light up. I was like, this thing is rigged. Finally I poked my head out and asked them for help.

I also followed the FOAC voter guide and voted for Tob Corbett.

A republican who is actually registered republican in philly?!

Did a team of researchers come out to get photos and study you?

[markheck1]

Ditto for Dr paul, and Tom Corbett....and +1 for the wife

[FUNDAMENTALS]

I voted for the man and his beliefs. I first cast a ballot when the age was
21 to vote. It was an absentee ballot. Location: Republic of Vietnam, 1966,
III corps, Bien Hoa. I have not missed a chance to vote since. You would
think with the age being 18, they would pack the polls.