What do you think of this last election?
930842
im as happy as a happy person can be who has something to be happy about
956867
I think Obama is fasinating, luv him\nHillary, luv her too...but shes too harsh\n\nI really don't think either could carry our party to a victory, sadly.\n\nEven though I voted for him once, I do hope Kerry stays out of it too. Rumors had it that hes wanting to get back in. \n\nObama as a vice?....I can see that, with him then running as Pres. later.\n\nAnyone know of any other strong possibilities?
542801
I would agree that the last two elections have cast a bit of a shadow over the US electoral system, yes, but as it's the only system you have you have to grin and bear it.
1107549
The last two elections were rigged why do you think the repukes will do any different this time. We need to go back in time to paper ballots and a equal election board in every precinct to ensure free, open and honest elections. If it takes dipping my finger in ink to ensure that I do not vote twice and the dead people do not vote repuglican then that is what needs to be done.  Something is wrong with the repuke's if they do not want this type of an election. When it becomes more important that a candidate is elected then to have an election that everyone can look to as fair we have lost the American revolution and might as well give ourselves up to a dictatorship.
740359
Now that the table is turned lets see what happens to the leadership of our Country. If we can restore some sanity in Government as a result of yesterday's voting it will be a good thing. Lets be optimistic!
251197
I feel that he is trying his best for all the chaos that he is facing since begining of his presidency. We should support him, anyway he won the election that means most American chose him to run this country. I am not Bush supporter but I believe that we should support whoever run our country at this moment.
779273
they better not be, or the democrats who won yesterday will find themselves and their buddies out COME NEXT ELECTION.\n\nThe People are finally speaking. \n\nRepresent us, or you are out.
713568
I, personally, take it very seriously. I voted today, went with my 20 years old son. When I leave the polling place I feel like I've let my voice be heard and done my duty as an American citizen. I know it sounds corny and will probably get blasted by someone on here, but I mean it. I love this country and thank GOD that we have the privilege and right to vote!
1000198
Don't have a clue as to who our next pres will be, still too many candidates out there.\n\nBut I don't think we are on the way to a civil war, I don't think that geographically we are divided enough and economically and viewpoint - wise, I think we all recognize that we can't stand on our own...
416764
I am hoping that it will be a democratic victory in November. It would provide for some checks and balances in our government that is lacking now. It would scare me more to give Bush two more years with a free hand. Just look at what he has done with the last 6 with a Repuglican majority.
727849
I thought that was/is the direction we are heading after the mid term election....(we have been heading in that direction for some time..) Give the Libs the oppportunity and it shall be so!
444285
This presidency has already failed. Things should improve after the November elections because we will have checks and balances again.  \n\nPeople are soooooo disillusioned with the Republicans....... The majority in congress will have to change hands and there will be more accountability in the executive branch.\n\nThat is, if we don't have massive vote fraud like in Florida and Ohio, last time. Watch out for those voting machines with no paper trial.
830558
Iraq.\n\nRead the papers.\n\nAnyone trying to read anything else into this election is overreaching.
814457
In my state, the big business pretty boy incumbent governor won with only 40% of the vote. So it is obvious most of the people don't think much of him. The other 60% was spread amongst the Democrat candidate, and the three Independents. The representatives to the House and Senate who won- the former I voted for as the lesser of two evils, and the latter I purposely voted against the incumbent, who will die in her seat because my state does not accept change. I am not sure myself if her opponent was a worthy opponent- not for her, but worthy for the seat. I vote though I know in this state it will get lost in the sea of red. I am just happy that the rest of the nation is speaking out, and it is making a difference. \n\nWe will see what happens in the next 2 years. With the checks and balances back in place, Bush and his bunch will have a much harder time affecting their arrogant dictator attitude. We have forced them to listen to the voice of the people. The outcome of the 2008 presidential election will depend on who we have to choose from, and the conduct of both parties in the next 2 years. The Democrats have a great chance but must prove what they can do in these 2 years.
306525
Hillary should win but with a population that elected Bush once (he stole one election) anything is possible. I'm hoping Bush's debacle as president (especially this term) and unethical behaviors on the part of his colleagues will "wake America up", elect Hillary into office, clean up Bush's mess, and begin the healing process in America.
471657
Considering the election numbers (both times) and the polls, it seems like the U.S. is split pretty much down the middle.  Sentiment might be currently not in Bush's favor (his approval numbers are waaaay down) but I'm sure they'll swing back again as they have before.
249757
I've been out of Canada for 14 months and didn't vote in the last election, but I hope not!  I will be watching this space to see what other (more informed) Canucks write!  Thanks for the question.