ATS Family and Friend Exit Poll

I would like to conduct an ATS Exit poll. How this works is after you vote and only after you vote post what state you are from and who you voted for. You do not have to say why you voted for said candidate if you do not want to.

This poll is for Americans who actually voted only.

I have not yet made it to the polls so I will post my vote after I vote.

[edit on 2-11-2004 by BlackJackal]

I got to the polls as they opened at 7am.

I voted for Mr. John Kerry, and i am in Boston.

2 household votex for John Kerry. Phoenix Arizona.

3 in household, 2 voted for Bush already, I will cast my ballot for the President when I get out of work in Maryland.

2 votes in my household for Kerry when the polls first opened here in Va.

both for John Kerry, from Denver, Colorado

A vote for George W. Bush... I'm in Texas, so it's a given.

Voting was like preschool. You draw a line like an arrow that points to your choice. Then you get an "I Voted Today" sticker. Anyone who votes for the wrong person deserves to have the other party win. It's really easy enough for a preschooler to do.

I'm in Ohio, voted for W.

2 Votes in the household, both for Bush. Boston, MA.

1 household vote in Indiana. Senator John Kerry.

2 votes in the household for Bush, St. Pete FL

Mom voted for Bush, as did fiance's mom, dad and sister. They contribute heavily to the Citrus county GOP.

So that is 6 for Curious George

yes but it is not the same in every state, sometimes not the same even in different districts of the same state, here in my area we still use the old pull lever system, I would prefer something like you are talking about. I think we should all have the same hours, in some area polls are open longer period of time, in some state you have to have registered a month before while in others if you have proper ID you can register at the polls if you like. In my area everyone has to show a voters card or and ID. I personally think we should all have the same rules and the same type of voting booth throughout the US. In my area the polls are open from 6am -7pm for one day. In some areas they have been voting for two weeks now.

1 for Badnarik, 2 for Bush, 1 for Kerry... (my household has issues agreeing)
all from Michigan

I cast my vote last week for the guy who is going to win.

8 for President Bush from Texas

Im in Louisville Ky. I voted for John Kerry and my wife voted for George Bush. I hope it was worth it, I mught be sleeping on the couch for a week

I voted for Bush in Texas.

Bush in NY. Some day we might actually win this state...

Wife will vote Bush as well this afternoon.

2 votes for Kerry In Texas

OKLAHOMA,USA

NOONE, DONT WANNA BE DECIDED