Will you be voting on Feb 5'th?

[Clintonista2]

Poll question: Will you be voting on Feb 5'th?

[mikelgb]

1. Other: My state votes on Feb 5th but I haven't decided if I am

[Occam Bandage]

3. You should, even if to write in Kucinich.

[davidwparker]

4. 100% Right - 0% Wrong

[Kucinich4America]

12. If Dennis is still on your ballot, you can vote for him.

Alternatively, you could vote for Edwards to keep him in the race. Edwards is running at least some of Dennis' platform, and he's the only one likely to debate any real issues at all.

I'm in a Feb 9 caucus myself, and was planning on voting for Dennis, but now that he's officially dropped, that would be an exercise in futility, so I'll be in the Edwards camp. I don't expect any viability problems, nor do I expect any threat of Hillary winning my precinct, but should those situations come up, I would do what was necessary.

[corkhead]

2. I am a Michiganian who was disenfranchised on January 15th

[MADem]

10. Wow--Michiganian? I don't know why I always thought it was "Michigander."

Learn something new every day, I guess?

[MercutioATC]

13. Michiganite?

[MADem]

14. I honestly have no idea. I am a Massachusettsian--of course, up in

Maine, they sometimes call us Massholes--especially if we call them Mainiacs!!!

:rofl:

[corkhead]

17. Gesundheit!

:o

[JustABozoOnThisBus]

19. Another meshugeneh here.

I voted "uncommitted", but the "uncommitted" leaning toward Edwards, who was not on the ballot. Not the "uncommitted" leaning toward Obama, who was also not on the ballot.

:hi:

[corkhead]

18. that went out of fashon about the same time Willard Romney ceased to be one.

"The term was once considered pejorative, but has since lost its negative connotation"


Michigander
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

"Michigander" is a demonym for residents of the U.S. state of Michigan. It coexists with Michiganian, Michiganer, and Michiganite. Various Michigan residents may prefer one or the other (and those in the Upper Peninsula more typically refer to themselves as Yoopers instead). Many Michigan residents prefer the sound of Michigander (which more closely parallels the pronunciation of Michigan). The term was once considered pejorative, but has since lost its negative connotation. Some use Michigander to indicate any resident of Michigan, and use Michiganian to indicate an alumnus/alumna of the University of Michigan.

Michiganian is, however, the historically correct term. <1>

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michigander

[MADem]

24. Oops, it was once a pejorative...like Masshole! Beg pardon!

I thought it tripped nicely off the tongue....what's good for the Michigoose, is good for the Michigander!

Like I said--ya learn something new EVERY day!! Thanks for the info!

[BringEmOn]

5. Caucus on Feb 9th here in WA. Edwards/uncommitted.

[BlackVelvet04]

6. February 12th for me......

Edwards if he is still in and if not Clinton

[Meshuga]

9. Same date here in Maryland

But I will vote for Obama no matter the outcome on the 5th.

[shayes51]

7. Yes, for Hillary Clinton!

[itsrobert]

8. I'll be voting for the Next President of the United States...John Edwards n/t

n/t

[bigwillq]

11. Yes

For Kucinich

[Kittycat]

15. We voted early in a Super Tuesday State.

[featherman]

16. CA mail ballot sent in last week

Our household: one for Obama, one for Edwards

[NMMNG]

20. My household just sent in our absentee ballots

You can choose to count it as 3 for Clinton or as 3 against Obama, whichever you prefer.

[Irishonly]

21. CA Primary is Feb 5

I vote by absentee and sent my ballot in last week.

[beachmom]

22. Barack Obama. Feb. 5th. In Georgia. n/t

[Raine]

23. Yes be vting here in CA

proudly for Edwards. :-)

[Beacool]

25. I'm in New Jersey, so yes I'm voting on Feb. 5th

and working my ass off to help Hillary win big in my state!!!!

[Az_lefty]

26. Barack Obama Feb. 5th in Arizona