Will you vote Democrat or Republican on Tuesday11/07/06 and what about the next president dem or repub?
922350
I usually vote in every election, but will not in this up coming one.  I moved recently, and haven't ahd the opportunity hange my address with the voting board.  \n\nI think the next president will be democrat.  it's all abut the ebb and flow in this country.
762932
If it's next Tuesday take her to vote!\n\n:-)
811989
Yes, I voted, but in my state not too much changed....I'm in TX where the status quo reigns supreme.  However, I was pleased to see the turnout nationally.  I have a renewed faith in my fellow Americans...I'm glad others are sick of the "socially darwinist" agenda the Repubs. have been pushing.
943958
We won't know that answer until tomorrow at the earliest.\n\nAbsentee ballots are still coming in and polls aren't quite closed yet on the East Coast. (It is 4.53 mst as I type.)  And many states allow people to vote early.  Those are all counted tonight, even though the people did not technically vote today.  ; )\n\nEdit: I voted last week.  The turn-out in my part of Colorado is great!
338039
The next national election, generally referred to as the "Mid-terms", du to the fact that the Presidential Election will not take place that year, will be held on the first Tuesday AFTER the first Monday in November.\n\nSo go cast your ballot November 7th of this year.  All the Representative & 1/3 of the Senators' seats will be up for grabs.
981907
Will you vote on election day?
771319
EXTREMELY...I feel there is a silent majority out there. I'm a Centrist. The far left wing has attempted to make this election a referendum against George Bush. I will vote in a Referendum fashion. Yet my vote will be against the far left that has literally hijacked the once great Democratic party and I will vote Republican across the board. The silent majority will vote in droves stunning the far left despite the latest gallop polls. The Republicans will gain seats due to the far lefts extremists beliefs.
474696
The general election, which happens every two years (although we vote for president every FOUR), will be held on the first Tuesday AFTER the first Monday in November.\n\nIf you like how the countries going, vote Republican.  If you want things to change, vote Democrat.\n\nMake sure you're registered to vote, otherwise you can't.
129319
run for president ill vote for you
763528
Don't know, don't care. I vote for the best person, who most closely agrees with me and my views. If they happen to be a gay republican so be it. Yes, I vote manly for Repubs they are closer to my views then the Dems. I have and would vote for a Dems. If they could just tell me what they stand for instead of just tell me to vote against someone
772460
Most importantly,\nThere is an election on Nov. 7......Vote Democrat, and help our country towards a balance of power, and hopefully less bickering and more problem solving.
1118513
Vote republican again! ;)
912949
1. What was the last election in which you voted? Why did you vote?  I voted in this past November election, and I did because I ALWAYS vote.\n\n2. Were you satisfied with the voting choices in the election?  Somewhat.  Though my local election didn't go as I'd hoped, I'm happy with the Democrats in Congress.\n\n3. In what party do you align yourself?  Democratic.\n\n4. Does party selection influence your vote? If so, to what extent?  Yes it does---I'd NEVER vote Republican.  \n\n5. Please list/explain 3 key issues that link you to the party you claim.  1) They're NOT Republicans.....\n\n6. What do you think are the 3 most important issues facing voters today? (examples can include abortion, homeland security, international trade, stem cell research, environment, etc.)  The war, human rights (same-sex marriage & women's rights), and yes, the environment.\n\n\n7. Please list/explain 3 issues you think the other party has gotten wrong.  1)  Using "Christianity" and "good morals" as a save-all, 2) Trying to ban same-sex marriages (human rights-hello?), 3) EVERYTHING.\n\n22 \nFemale\nJunior in college (journalism)\nNon-religious\nOffice clerk
1045553
The real question is how many people will actually vote.  If Bush and the Republicans are as bad as I read here at Yahoo answers then we should soon have a Democratic president and all Democratic representatives and senators.
806874
My family and I will surely vote Nov. 7th. Because if Democrats get in we believe with all of our hearts our heads will soon be cut off in America. Please don't let the weaker ones win. go vote i beg of you all.
887468
kneeslapper...ha ha.\n\nIgnoring your brand of humor...I will give you the "straight" answer.\n\nThem darn newfangled voten merchines sure make it easy. All I heard to do were persh "vote straight democrat".\n\nAlready did...voted early. But I live in Utah where one-party rule is the standard...and I don't know where you live, but in one-party rule, nothing of value ever happens in the governance of the state. All the important issues are sidelined for silly potstickers.\n\nWell, I'm not going to waste any more time here...I have a strange sinking feeling in the pit of my stomach that you really don't care what I have to say.\n\nPeace out.\n\nVote with your mind.
165327
I personally will vote for the candidate that most closely matches my views.  I am a conservative democrat, but to be honest we are so far away from the 2008 elections that a lot can change.  Politicians tend to show thier true colors only reluctantly.\n\nOne great tool I use is Issues2000, it tracks politicians based on voting records and public statements.  It is a good way to determine who I feel most closely associated with and I will be looking at it closely in 2008.\n\nAt the moment I am unhappy with the direction of our country: religious persecution, corruption, lies propogated as truth.  I will very likely be voting democrat on into the future.