DU DEMOGRAPHIC SURVEY - How old are you and who do you support?

[Herman Munster]

Poll question: DU DEMOGRAPHIC SURVEY - How old are you and who do you support?

[Stand and Fight]

1. 29. Male. Hillary Clinton 2008. w00t! n/t

[Herman Munster]

5. 26 male

And they said Hillary had no young supporters? Apparently they didn't tell the young people in California or Massachusetts. Hillary won 18-29 year olds there over Obama.

[Stand and Fight]

7. Same for Nevada.

I just posted a thread that blows all that polling data to shit: http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=132x4452553

[Herman Munster]

11. that was a great post

thank you for sharing.

[jlake]

2. 24 Male for Hillary

[flyarm]

3. can you please put..none of the above? thanks..eom

[Herman Munster]

10. sorry i can't

I'm limited to 10 choices in the poll.

[jsamuel]

4. I am not a "supporter" of Clinton, but I voted for her since Edwards is not a choice

[jsamuel]

6. Clinton winning the youth, Obama winning the older voters here

[CompSciStudent]

8. 31. Male. Hillary Clinton supporter :-)

[Stand and Fight]

9. And it appears -- by your SN -- a white-collar worker to boot! n/t

[TomInTib]

12. 50-64

Pat Paulsen

Or maybe Captain Kangaroo (Bob Keeshan was something else).

[HowHasItComeToThis]

14. neilinpeta agrees

[HowHasItComeToThis]

16. WHAT ABOUT THE OLD WOMAN VOTERS THAT THE MEDIA KEEPS HYPE-ING

THE MEDIA IS FILLED WITH PROPAGANDISTS

[meow mix]

13. hillarys base (civil war era)

not on the nets much...

[1awake]

15. 34, Male.... Obama n/t

[MercutioATC]

17. Where the hell is the Gravel option? 40/Male/Gravel

[MrSlayer]

18. 37, male, neither.

As of yet.

[shifting_sands]

19. It's been a long tiresome road

I am a 65 year old front line feminist woman, I am white. I am middle class and educated. I have been through several assassinations, as have everyone of my generation, been through the turbulence of the 60's and early 70's and was an anti-war Vietnam activist, taking time out to raise 4 kids who are quite normal. After living through all of this I am a hard core cynic when it comes to politics and I think trusting any politician is foolish, I track everything they say and try to do what I can to hold their feet to the fire. I voted for Clinton twice, Al Gore and John Kerry whose "experience" and intelligence seemed to go right over the head of America. That said, I am absolutely for Obama, not for his experience but because I do not want another 4 or 8 years of a Clinton or McCain. John Edwards was the only candidate who offered true hope to the American people but again we drove his experience and intelligence out, that leaves Obama as the only one standing who can still offer hope and inspire the generation who has to clean up the mess created by the Clinton's and Bush's. Hillary likes to say that she and Bill are the only ones who had cleaned up the first Bush/Reagan mess, well we need someone to clean up the Clinton/Bush mess and Obama seems to have that potential. The thought of going "back" to the Clinton's and then who? Jeb Bush? is something that should make us all run screaming into the night. This track we have been on has to be broken and unless someone else comes forward Obama seems to be the only person with the potential to help us change trains.

[Tierra_y_Libertad]

20. 63 male - support Gravel.