Withdrawn Candidates:
Gov. Tim Pawlenty on 8-14-11
Rep. Thad McCotter on 9-22-11
Herman Cain on 12-03-11 ("suspended campaign")
Gov. Gary Johnson on 12-28-11 (later ran for the Libertarian nomination and won it)
Rep. Michele Bachmann on 1-04-12 ("suspended campaign")
Amb. Jon Huntsman on 1-16-12 ("suspended campaign")
Gov. Rick Perry on 1-19-12 ("suspended campaign")
Gov. Buddy Roemer on 2-22-12 (later ran unsuccessfully for the failed Americans Elect nomination and the Reform Party nomination but later withdrew)
Sen. Rick Santorum on 4-10-12 ("suspended campaign")
Speaker Newt Gingrich on 5-2-12
Cain and Johnson will still appear on Republican primary ballots and receive votes.
Democrats and left of Center members only. Which of the Republicans who have ran this year would make you the least unhappy with if they were elected President?? In other words, you could you deal with more as President?
Democrats and left of Center members only. Which of the Republicans who have ran this year would make you the least unhappy with if they were elected President?? In other words, you could you deal with more as President?
Hey this is a query to Randy, with the above poll as an example.
Would it be possible to create an additional way to poll users whereby instead of using Party Affiliation, a poll creator can select an ideology method of say Left-leaning or Right-leaning. All of us users would have to check off some way to identify where we stand on such an ideology scale. And I don't want this to be complicated, e.g. there is no reason to create many - just 2 (or maybe 3 or 4).
Hey this is a query to Randy, with the above poll as an example.
Would it be possible to create an additional way to poll users whereby instead of using Party Affiliation, a poll creator can select an ideology method of say Left-leaning or Right-leaning. All of us users would have to check off some way to identify where we stand on such an ideology scale. And I don't want this to be complicated, e.g. there is no reason to create many - just 2 (or maybe 3 or 4).
What centrist/Democrat would vote for Bachman?
I could see why a Dem would want her to win the nomination... beatable. But I'm with you on actually being elected. That's why I was careful on the wording so there wouldn't be 40 votes for Bachmann and/or Santorum because of Obama's electability because I expect almost no Democrat or liberal wanting either of them elected.
COSDem: What centrist/Democrat would vote for Bachman?
I could see why a Dem would want her to win the nomination... beatable. But I'm with you on actually being elected. That's why I was careful on the wording so there wouldn't be 40 votes for Bachmann and/or Santorum because of Obama's electability because I expect almost no Democrat or liberal wanting either of them elected.
It's official! (Actually, not until the 2012 GOP Convention) Mitt Romney has more than 1,144 delegates needed to win the nomination. He is winning Texas right now in a landslide! You should add a check mark next to Governor Romney's votes. (source: http://www.cnn.com/election/2012/primaries.html
It's official! (Actually, not until the 2012 GOP Convention) Mitt Romney has more than 1,144 delegates needed to win the nomination. He is winning Texas right now in a landslide! You should add a check mark next to Governor Romney's votes. (source: [Link]
Of all these names, Ron Paul. But I would prefer Gary Johnson.
You sort of missed a few names. Palin didn't even run. And Johnson, Cain, and Fred Karger, and Tim Pawlenty were in the race at one point.
Of all these names, Ron Paul. But I would prefer Gary Johnson.
You sort of missed a few names. Palin didn't even run. And Johnson, Cain, and Fred Karger, and Tim Pawlenty were in the race at one point.
Oh snap! You're right! I didn't include Herman Cain because he wasn't involved in the Primaries. I didn't include Fred Karger because he was a minor candidate. I didn't include Tim Pawlenty because he wasn't involved in the Primaries. But, I forgot Gary Johnson! Oops! If you choose the write-in option, you can put Gary Johnson.
Oh snap! You're right! I didn't include Herman Cain because he wasn't involved in the Primaries. I didn't include Fred Karger because he was a minor candidate. I didn't include Tim Pawlenty because he wasn't involved in the Primaries. But, I forgot Gary Johnson! Oops! If you choose the write-in option, you can put Gary Johnson.
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