[U184]

You made your vote when you voted, or failed to vote, for your State Representatives.

The popular vote sets the stage but the Electors can still vote as they wish and then it goes to the House anyway.

(Electoral Process)

[J Oswald]

I'm in a solid blue state, so it doesn't matter whom I vote for whatsoever. So, some candidate other than Obama.

[Harold Saxon]

If I do vote, which I likely will not given the sheer mathematical irrationality of it and the fact that I'm from New York, Lean GOP candidate.

I will certainly support the Republican candidate so long as the candidate isn't Gingrich. If it's Gingrich, the inevitable third party run in backlash to him would very possibly get my support - he would have a very difficult time proving that he'd be anything but an awful, erratic President governing as a quintessentially progressive Republican. The potential for a brokered Jeb Bush result is also something that could persuade me to support a third party backlash candidacy, simply because he seems just as much a progressive as his brother on policy matters. Still, both men are preferable to Obama, so such a third party run would have to be large-scale and competitive.

[R_G]

Happy I don't reside in a country with corrupt election practices, but if I was I'd vote Libertarian.

[nucklepunche]

I'm leaning toward Obama. All I can say is I will not vote Republican.

Either for Obama, a third party candidate or not at all, but not for one of those Republicans.

[Eauz]

Ron Paul 4 the Win!