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Democratic Primaries

jls4561

(2,626 posts) Sat Feb 29, 2020, 10:26 PM Feb 2020

Super Tuesday voters - will tonight's SC results influence your vote? [View all]

I vote Tuesday in California. There are three candidates I like, and honestly, I still haven't decided.

If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden

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Super Tuesday voters - will tonight's SC results influence your vote? [View all] jls4561 Feb 2020 OP

No, because I already voted (absentee in VA). nt spooky3 Feb 2020 #1

I enjoy going to the polls. jls4561 Feb 2020 #4

Why are you still listed as an Undecided then? W_HAMILTON Feb 2020 #14

I haven't voted yet! jls4561 Feb 2020 #18

Voted for Klobuchar. nt spooky3 Feb 2020 #25

Do people really base their votes on who people in other states vote for? SMC22307 Feb 2020 #2

I can see it Codeine Feb 2020 #5

I don't dislike any of our candidates enough to even consider that. SMC22307 Feb 2020 #11

No, but this year the question is vote your heart or vote your head jls4561 Feb 2020 #7

Is it? I vote policy, so I guess that makes me "head" voter. SMC22307 Feb 2020 #16

Maybe, depending on the circumstances. The Velveteen Ocelot Feb 2020 #12

I vote Super Tuesday, the day the delegate count (about 34%?) really shakes out. SMC22307 Feb 2020 #22

Never have before, but have to this time frazzled Feb 2020 #13

It's sad that the #1 reason I'm running to the polls on Tuesday... SMC22307 Feb 2020 #23

Every one of the candidates will work to protect frazzled Feb 2020 #26

Sure. TomSlick Mar 2020 #33

Didn't Hillary receive enthusiastic AA support in SC in 2016... SMC22307 Mar 2020 #36

No metric is perfect. TomSlick Mar 2020 #39

Probably unavoidable. Unfortunately. dchill Feb 2020 #3

Most likely TheCowsCameHome Feb 2020 #6

I don't know, but consider this. By some polls Biden was ahead by only 5 points still_one Feb 2020 #8

I voted via CA overseas ballot in January. nt Celerity Feb 2020 #9

Nope already voted. andym Feb 2020 #10

Maybe I should have put this in my initial post jls4561 Feb 2020 #15

Already early voted for Mike in CA. stopbush Feb 2020 #17

No. Sticking with Liz. GreenPartyVoter Feb 2020 #19

I don't dislike any of the candidates, but of the ones I do like... jls4561 Feb 2020 #20

2 early votes in Texas for Joe. Karadeniz Feb 2020 #21

Nope. Iggo Feb 2020 #24

No, I've already decided that I'm voting for Biden LuvNewcastle Feb 2020 #27

No, I will still be voting for Warren. nt dflprincess Feb 2020 #28

I voted in Ohio this week for Joe Biden nt doc03 Feb 2020 #29

Going to early vote for Joe tomorrow... Demsrule86 Mar 2020 #37

Voted early in California for Biden. onecaliberal Feb 2020 #30

Yes I'm becoming resigned to Joe. gibraltar72 Feb 2020 #31

No. rownesheck Feb 2020 #32

I already voted for Sanders in California. Malmsy Mar 2020 #34

I think a lot of undecideds will now switch to Biden NYMinute Mar 2020 #35

I agree. Demsrule86 Mar 2020 #38