Democrats & Republican question....

[kay7]

I try to be an informed voter but when in doubt, I vote party on an individual basis.  I never vote a straight party ticket.

[kapeh12]

I, too, research each candidate to find out as much about them, their background, and their platform to decide whether or not to vote for them - regardless of party.  I've found I end up voting a wide variety - Dems, Repubs, and other various 3rd parties.  Even if I voted for someone who was elected one year, I re-analyze the job they did over their term if they run for re-election to decide if I still want to vote for them or whomever they run against in the next election.

[vp44]

Im unaffiliated with any party so I tend to vote for the right person who I think will focus on issues that may concern me. At the moment one major issue I have is Women rights. I think its our choice and please dont try to infer on our choices.

[JediJohnnie]

I vote with my party, not because I am loyal to party lines, but because I share the beliefs of most of the party's platform.  If another party began to hold values and beliefs that mimicked my own, then I would have no problem switching.

That's pretty much how I feel.I tend to vote for my party's candidate most often in the National elections.The more local contests can be decided differently,sometimes.

[lynnc35]

What  choice do we have anymore, they say it is free country, but our leaders are chosen by cooperations.

[alice44]

I am registered as independent so I can vote for whoever I want.  And not by party line.

[Traze]

I make it my business to know each party and listen to what they have3 to say...However I am and will always vote Democrat over Republican

[bigfoot951]

I don't vote for any specific party.  In each election I determine which candidate I like and that is who I vote for.  I can understand people liking one party more than the other in general, but I think it is absurd to vote one way in each election.