Anyone still undecided?

[WillHopp]

Are there any American voters on here who truly have no idea who they are going to vote for in November? I find it difficult to believe but there may be people who truly don't pay attention to the races until after Labor Day and wait for the debates to make up their minds.

If you're one of these people, are you leaning one way or the other? What are you looking for from the candidates to help you decide?

If you're looking for someone to help you decide, I'm here for you.

[onlinebiker]

I"m less undecided, and more unenthusiastic with the whole mess....

[GirlyMan]

Rob Ford.

[WillHopp]

Can you vote for a Canadian corpse?

[Anjele]

I would have to think for a while to figure out who the Dems could have nominated who would have led me to believe Trump is the person better able to lead this country.

[GirlyMan]

(18-09-2016 12:42 PM)WillHopp Wrote:  Can you vote for a Canadian corpse?

Yes.

[kim]

At my local caucus, I was elected to be a delegate for my district. At our state democratic convention, we chose four representatives for Bernie and one for Hillary to go to the DNC. For the first time ever, the majority of my state went democrat and the majority of democrats went with Bernie. We were pretty much left hanging.
I can't actually say what I'll do at the voting booth.

[GirlyMan]

(18-09-2016 12:46 PM)kim Wrote:  At my local caucus, I was elected to be a delegate for my district. At our state democratic convention, we chose four representatives for Bernie and one for Hillary to go to the DNC. For the first time ever, the majority of my state went democrat and the majority of democrats went with Bernie. We were pretty much left hanging.
I can't actually say what I'll do at the voting booth.

Brownback.

[GirlyMan]

(18-09-2016 12:43 PM)Anjele Wrote:  I would have to think for a while to figure out who the Dems could have nominated who would have led me to believe Trump is the person better able to lead this country.

Lyndon LaRouche.

[WillHopp]

(18-09-2016 12:46 PM)kim Wrote:  At my local caucus, I was elected to be a delegate for my district. At our state democratic convention, we chose four representatives for Bernie and one for Hillary to go to the DNC. For the first time ever, the majority of my state went democrat and the majority of democrats went with Bernie. We were pretty much left hanging.
I can't actually say what I'll do at the voting booth.

But, I'm wondering about the questions I posed in my OP. If you can't say which way you'll vote, can you share what you think you would need to hear from these candidates to make you feel good about casting a vote for them? Like, let's say Stein stands for what you would like to see in a leader, but you know your vote (and people who feel like you in your state) could lead to someone getting elected that you don't want to be president, can you still vote for that person?