How many of you have no idea who you're going to vote for?

Question

If you do know who you're voting for, please don't answer with "Not me, MCcain/Obama rocks" etc. I just want to know that I'm not the only one. I even took a last-resort quiz and my results were 50% on both sides! If you don't know who you're going to vote for but you feel you must vote, how do you vote with confidence?

Answer 1

I would vote Obama, but then I can't... being English and all

Answer 2

I have no clue who I'm going to vote for. Neither one of them rock my world. I read the news and flip flop.

Answer 3

I still just can't believe these are the only options.  

Answer 4

I really still do not know. I really do not like either person running. On one hand, no experience and on the other too much like what we had. We need a strong third party. We need more of a choice.    

Answer 5

I took a lot of quizzes and got a 50/50 split as well.

That's good, it means you're a swing voter.

How about voting your conscience, and against the two party system? There's many people running for president, not just two. You aren't supposed to be picking the guy you think will win; you're supposed to be picking the guy you want to be president, whether or not you think he'll win.

edit: To DS (who directed his answer at me), I usually hate all the candidates I'm given equally, and voting for a third party candidate ALWAYS improves the odds that the one candidate I actually like will win.

Keeping third parties down with dumb analogies like used toilet paper is retarded. Who are you to tell other people how to vote anyway?

Answer 6

I know plenty of people who haven't decided.  I myself wasn't sure until Clinton lost the primary.

I don't vote for third-party candidates who stand no chance of winning because that only increases the chances that the person I like LEAST will get into office.

In my opinion, a "protest" vote has about the same moral value as used toilet paper.