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Did you cross party lines when you voted for president?

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Results with 495 short comments
Total of 42,969 votes - click on the "Display Comments" bar below to sort comments

23.5%
Yes
10,113 votes
59.1%
No
25,415 votes
17.3%
Doesn't apply, I'm an independent
7,441 votes
Display Comments:
Yes

Palin is a ding-dong. That was enough for me. If McCain can't get his VP pick right (Lieberman would've worked), how could I vote for him

{"commentId":3883057,"threadId":"409541","contentId":"2072628","authorDomain":"a4boy50"}
  • 6 votes
 - 5:57 pm EST on Tue Nov 4, 2008
Yes

Registered Dem, voted for McCain. He has always been a builder across the aisle. Obama is too slick with no accomplishments.

{"commentId":3883074,"threadId":"409541","contentId":"2072628","authorDomain":"jsilas"}
  • 1 vote
 - 5:58 pm EST on Tue Nov 4, 2008
No

But I split my ticket between dems and repubs. I vote for the person, not the party I'm registered to.

{"commentId":3883089,"threadId":"409541","contentId":"2072628","authorDomain":"lucy42"}
  • 5 votes
 - 5:59 pm EST on Tue Nov 4, 2008
Doesn't apply, I'm an independent

I didn't vote for the lesser of two evils, I wrote in Ron Paul!

{"commentId":3883096,"threadId":"409541","contentId":"2072628","authorDomain":"diggingupward247"}
  • 5 votes
 - 5:59 pm EST on Tue Nov 4, 2008
No

The Democrats have abandoned all sense of logic and ethics in their discussions. I'm obligated to vote against them as a result.

{"commentId":3883108,"threadId":"409541","contentId":"2072628","authorDomain":"laser-2"}
     - 6:00 pm EST on Tue Nov 4, 2008
    No

    Democrat - always!

    {"commentId":3883114,"threadId":"409541","contentId":"2072628","authorDomain":"laddieluv94"}
       - 6:00 pm EST on Tue Nov 4, 2008
      Yes

      obama 08

      {"commentId":3883161,"threadId":"409541","contentId":"2072628","authorDomain":"theverybadbob"}
      • 3 votes
       - BobWood
       - 6:01 pm EST on Tue Nov 4, 2008
      Yes

      Voted 3rd party this year.

      {"commentId":3883171,"threadId":"409541","contentId":"2072628","authorDomain":"bjnjzielinski"}
      • 3 votes
       - 6:01 pm EST on Tue Nov 4, 2008
      Doesn't apply, I'm an independent

      I vote for the person!!!

      {"commentId":3883237,"threadId":"409541","contentId":"2072628","authorDomain":"mcarthur-1"}
      • 4 votes
       - 6:04 pm EST on Tue Nov 4, 2008
      Yes

      mccain is not fit to be president he has shown increasing signs of senility but when he chose palin that was enough for me to leave the gop

      {"commentId":3883258,"threadId":"409541","contentId":"2072628","authorDomain":"ejase"}
      • 6 votes
       - 6:05 pm EST on Tue Nov 4, 2008
      Doesn't apply, I'm an independent

      I voted for Obama all the way even though my state went for Ms. Clinton.

      {"commentId":3883261,"threadId":"409541","contentId":"2072628","authorDomain":"nhguy78"}
      • 2 votes
       - nhguy78
       - 6:05 pm EST on Tue Nov 4, 2008
      No

      I applaud anyone thoughtful enough and intelligent enough to vote ideas over parties-it just so happens a straight Dem. ticket worked for m

      {"commentId":3883266,"threadId":"409541","contentId":"2072628","authorDomain":"frannie13"}
      • 3 votes
       - 6:06 pm EST on Tue Nov 4, 2008
      No

      i AM PROUD TO BE A DEMOCRAT. I WOULD NEVER VOTE FOR MCCAIN OR PALIN

      {"commentId":3883302,"threadId":"409541","contentId":"2072628","authorDomain":"kim-12"}
      • 2 votes
       - 6:07 pm EST on Tue Nov 4, 2008
      No

      I believe our country needs change but I'm not sure Obama is going to bring about the right kind of change & McCain will bring none.

      {"commentId":3883309,"threadId":"409541","contentId":"2072628","authorDomain":"hlongstreth1"}
         - 6:07 pm EST on Tue Nov 4, 2008
        No

        I might have IF the John McCain of 2000 showed up. But I don't know who THIS John McCain is. And Sarah Palin sealed the deal. Vote Obama!

        {"commentId":3883327,"threadId":"409541","contentId":"2072628","authorDomain":"kellyblair1112"}
        • 4 votes
         - 6:08 pm EST on Tue Nov 4, 2008
        No

        Cant vote for a DEM way to LIBERAL

        {"commentId":3883338,"threadId":"409541","contentId":"2072628","authorDomain":"goldtrader67"}
           - Larry N
           - 6:08 pm EST on Tue Nov 4, 2008
          Yes

          I'm registered with one of the minor parties, but I know that'd be throwing my vote away - so I went Obama!

          {"commentId":3883345,"threadId":"409541","contentId":"2072628","authorDomain":"stk140"}
          • 1 vote
           - 6:08 pm EST on Tue Nov 4, 2008
          No

          However, I would not consider crossing party lines as the wrong choice. If the candidate shares same goals, then super!

          {"commentId":3883346,"threadId":"409541","contentId":"2072628","authorDomain":"hunterandlukesmommy"}
             - 6:08 pm EST on Tue Nov 4, 2008
            Yes

            My votes are always based on the candidate's qualifications, never the party.

            {"commentId":3883353,"threadId":"409541","contentId":"2072628","authorDomain":"rebowman"}
               - 6:09 pm EST on Tue Nov 4, 2008
              No

              I split my vote between both parties. I don't think my 84 yr old Senator should serve another 6 years...just b/c there's a "D" by his name.

              {"commentId":3883365,"threadId":"409541","contentId":"2072628","authorDomain":"sebs"}
              • 1 vote
               - SEBS
               - 6:09 pm EST on Tue Nov 4, 2008
              No

              I'm a democrat and we had the chance to vote for the Greatest Democrat ever!

              {"commentId":3883366,"threadId":"409541","contentId":"2072628","authorDomain":"lkenney2"}
              • 2 votes
               - 6:09 pm EST on Tue Nov 4, 2008
              Yes

              Went from green to democrat but surely that doesn't mean anything. My monkey's butt before another Republican.

              {"commentId":3883433,"threadId":"409541","contentId":"2072628","authorDomain":"surfthecloud"}
              • 3 votes
               - 6:12 pm EST on Tue Nov 4, 2008
              No

              I am a Democrat and have crossed before, to vote Republican (but not for Bush)

              This time - Obama all the way!

              {"commentId":3883438,"threadId":"409541","contentId":"2072628","authorDomain":"m-cullinane"}
              • 2 votes
               - 6:12 pm EST on Tue Nov 4, 2008
              Yes

              Obama's complete lack of experience has prompted me ot vote for McCain. Why is the media so forgiving of Obama's flipflopping on issues?

              {"commentId":3883451,"threadId":"409541","contentId":"2072628","authorDomain":"nichols-pat"}
                 - 6:13 pm EST on Tue Nov 4, 2008
                No

                No but I would have had I been on the other side. Republican ticket is "Old-Dumb" Democrats is "Vision-Experience"

                {"commentId":3883475,"threadId":"409541","contentId":"2072628","authorDomain":"richcanderson"}
                • 3 votes
                 - "RA"
                 - 6:15 pm EST on Tue Nov 4, 2008