Do You Know Any Admitted Democrats Who Have Indicated They Are Not Voting?

[ThomWV]

Every Democrat I know and have spoken with has indicated that they intend to vote in the upcoming election. Most of them with great enthusiasm, chomping at the bitt so to speak.

The eagerness to cast their vote I've noted in my friends seems to be at odds with what I've been hearing on TV and radio for the last couple of days. All the talking heads are predicting a low voter turnout. Doesn't sound at all right to me. What do you think?

[gully]

1. HELL NO!

Pardon my loud answer.

[Kahuna]

2. Nope! Not me!

:shrug:

[OKNancy]

3. Nope, my daughter is driving 120 miles to vote early

on Friday. She's at college but is driving home to go to the county court house to vote early.

[Monkeyman]

4. A few here said they were not

[ThomWV]

5. Where is "Here" - who are the uninteresting candidates?

[Joe for Clark]

6. Oh, we ARE gonna vote.

Don't know a dem not pissed off and voting next Tuesday.

I would say - it may be true that turn out is lower - the problem for the gop is it won't be us not showing up.

I think the increasingly desperate adds they put out speaks volumes.

Joe

[Beelzebud]

7. All the Democrats I know are voting, and the Republican breakdown is like this:

1 person says they're voting for the green candidate for governor (I'm in Illinois, I don't really blame them), and Democrats for congress.

3 other Republicans I've talked to about it aren't voting this year.

[bowens43]

8. There's a few here on DU who aren't going to vote

Democratic if there candidate isn't for immediate withdrawal from Iraq.

I can't think of anything more counter productive.

[noahmijo]

9. I'm so pissed I voted early by mail

the time couldn't come fast enough to vote FOR Gabby and AGAINST a known religious repuke freak who says that Bush is "too liberal"

[trashcanistanista]

10. NO

Not a one. I'm voting tomorrow, early as well. Can't wait.