Show of Hands

I forgot who's running for Louise Slaughter's seat, I'll find out when I watch the news and/or research what they're going to do. And if Gillibrand is running. Depending on who her opponent is, and if they're a whackjob.

Why not vote for the best person instead of a party

Poll Findings:
- Out of the 193 total poll respondents, 57% would vote for Republican candidates in the midterms while 43% would vote for Democrats.
- Those aged 21 years and younger were the most right-leaning age group in the sample, with 59% supporting GOP candidates and 41% supporting Democrats.
- Those aged between 21 years and 40 years old were the most left-leaning age group, with 52% backing GOP candidates and 48% backing Democrats.
- Among respondents aged 40 years and wiser, 58% would vote for Republicans while 42% would cast their ballots for Democrats.
- Out of the 40 Democrats who answered the poll, 95% would vote along party lines in the midterms while 5% would defect and vote for Republicans.
- Out of the 46 Republicans who answered the poll, 98% would vote along party lines while 2% would defect and vote for Democrats.
- Out of the 67 Independents who answered the poll, 57% would vote for GOP candidates while 43% would vote for Democrats.


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Now that Patrick Morrissey won the primary, I'll be voting Republican. Hopefully he can beat Manchin. I'll be voting Republican down ballot as well. WV used to have reasonable democrats, but now they're all Bernie supporters on the state level.

I’m voting mostly democrat. A couple local seats i care more about the individual, but for rep and gubernational elections i’m pretty solid blue.

Hopefully there will be qualified and capable independents running as well. In any case, I don’t plan on voting for another Republican ever. They will need to purge, disband, rebuild and rename that party first. The taint of claiming association with the "R" has become permanently disqualifying.

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Wouldn’t vote

Republicans, Steve King has my vote once again here on Iowa!

It would depend on the candidates. None of the prominent Republicans seem worth voting for, although there are some that I wish would take a greater stand in bringing he party back.

Rand Paul, baby. If he doesn't pursue it, there's a small chance I might go Libertarian. Time will tell.

Republicans for sure.

Democrat, though my state doesn’t have any major seats open this year.

Democrats, mostly because I don’t like a one party state.

I’ll be voting for Bredesen in November against Blackburn, so Democrat it is.

Republicans. But then again I can't even vote 😁

I would vote for Democrats. They represent my views better.

I’d probably vote for the Republican candidates if the election were held today.

Side note: when the results are posted tomorrow morning, they will also be broken down by age group, party identification, & other various groups.

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