honest question: who here did NOT vote a straight party ballot?

Checking in.





The school board positions were “Nonpartisan” so I technically did not vote straight Republican.

I settle issues with republicans in the primaries, not the general election.

I’d vote for Romney over Schumer and spend the next 5 years working on the campaign of whoever opposed him in the next cycle.

I voted for two Libertarian candidates and Republican for the rest, but if there was a snowballs chance in hell that a dem could win either of those seats I would've voted straight Republican. Ain't no way in hell I'd chance a socialist winning any office.

There wasn't a Republican option on one part of the ballot, so I wrote in "Gabe Athause" on it, so I guess I'm guilty by default.

me.
Republican candidate for California controller. lahnee Chen

I didn’t even bother to read names. Ticked Republican in every race. No bullshite.

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I mixed in a couple of Libertarians because there was no way I could vote for Katie Britt

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Yep, I voted Libertarian instead f Britt and meemaw, but like you said, they didn't need my help.

PSC was all dems, so I qualify.

Voted for one libertarian, because I've known my Congressman since I was a kid, and he was a teenage douchebag. I vote against him every Republican primary, and every general election, because I know him. I'd probably vote for him if there were an actual threat to the seat, but I can't bring myself to vote for him under normal circumstances.

Only 3 positions on my ballot in East TN. Usually I vote for Libertarian candidates when available because no races are going to be close, but went straight R this round.

I don't think Bill Lee is all that great, but he doesn't me to be forced to vaccinate (covid, obviously) my 4 year old so that will earn my vote.