Did the person you voted for win the election?
920650
YES YES YES YES , NO , YES YES YES AND YES !
1129646
The correct result happened.\n\n...
583053
I voted for Clay and was certain that he was going to win.  I remember yelling "NO!!!!!!!!!!" when they announced the winner.  I was absolutely shocked.  My phone started ringing non-stop due to friends and family calling to "check in" on me.  \n\nNone of that really matters now because after all was said and done, he was the true winner.
981907
Will you vote on election day?
959137
Tim Pawlenty, Republican is being declared the winner by a margin of less than 14,000 votes. I hope that Mike Hatch contests the result. Mike is a good man and the best answer but something went wrong...
206671
I voted for the first anserw I don't know whos it was though, click on my avatar and vote in some of the ones that are in voting please!
857313
I voted for a mix of democrats and republicans. I vote for the person and not the party, however, being in the military I tend to lean to the republican side.
801088
I mailed in my ballot on Monday.\nI voted for 1 libertarian\n2 family first members\n2 conservatives and\n2 republicans\n\nI live in Hamburg, NY and the dems will probably take it all but I had to vote for what I believe.
977190
Honestly, I did vote for him.\n\nKerry did not have any proof or way of fixing the war and the problems. He just said he was going to do it without any explaination.\n\nAnd then I asked myself...\n\n"Who would Osama or Hussein want to win?"\n\nObviously, they would want Kerry. So.... I voted for Bush.\n\nThere were several other reason why I voted for him like leaving the desert for offroad racing, etc..... but those are the main reasons to why I voted for Bush.\n\n\nBut let me tell you... I am upset with what is going on now. I don't regret my vote, since Kerry has pretty much shown he is crazy lately, but I am disappointed with how Bush is handling everything.
939774
Yes. I voted like Jesus, Democrat.
633833
No. I did vote for him, but mostly because I was voting against Kerry. If there had been a better opponent, I would've voted against Bush. Kerry was too wishy washy for me and wouldnt take a stand on the issues.
879978
I believe they won. I have talked to alot of people that feel voting is a waste of time because of the past elections.\nThe sad truth is these people would vote Democrat.\nI pray I am wrong but alot of people feel the last Bush/Republican elections were stolen .\nThey did not scare them but make them believe they had no voice.\nBy the way Bush choose to ignore N.Korea.\nAnd if taxes are not raised how do you propose we buy back AMERICA from the foreign investors that we are in debt to because of the current Administration. Hate to tell you but as of right now America is not owned by us due to our huge deficit.\nSo you can keep your money with a Republican Administration but what are you going to do when the foreign countries come to foreclose on the USA????
694895
I did. I am not a Republican, but given the choice we had at the time I felt safer with Mr. Bush. Mr Kerry did not fill me with confidence from the very start of the campaign. Sometimes the devil you know is better than the one you don't. During that campaign security was a major issue for many voters, myself included. Mr. Kerry kept saying I have a plan, but then he would say I can't tell you till I'm elected. I'm sorry, but that just didn't do it for me.
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Regardless of how the votes went, YES, "we" as a country elected him and he is our President.  I would suggest that it was "our" apathy that got him elected personally.\n\nWhy you suggest that "we" have to be reminded I am not sure, since he is the president of a country where we have the right (and often the duty) to voice our opinions about our elected officials, INCLUDING our President.\n\nMany have died defending this country and it's right of freedom of expression.  I for one, do not take it for granted, but am offended when people suggest we cannot say anything bad about him or it is unpatriotic somehow.  \n\nI vote, that gives me the right to complain about the wrongs I see WHEREVER they are.  (and yes, I also do things to try and change those wrongs, but since I am not democrat or republican, I am stuck with those candidates they give me.)
819662
I agree with you completely.  Once the new representative is sworn in, they are your representative whether you voted for them or not.  Yesterday, some of my candidates won, some lost.  I did not vote for my governor, who it turns out will still be my governer, but she is my governor.  I am just going to hold her feet to the fire and make sure she represents me.
877743
I couldn't stop cheering last night! I think he's an awful person, in general, and he surely doesn't represent me or my values, so yes, I was quite happy he lost his job. In addition, I really like Bob Casey. His family is from my hometown, and they really are good people, so I feel like we got a double blessing. We ousted a total jerk, and elected not the lesser of 2 evils, but a really decent man who I think will work hard for us.\n\nI loved how huge the margin of victory was, too! 60%-40%
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I voted for George W. Bush twice for Governor of Texas.\nI voted for George W. Bush twice for President of the United States.\n\nAnd damn proud of all four votes.