do you anyone at all who's planning to vote for Nader?

[pstokely]

what state?

[TomClash]

1. NO!

[cmd]

2. I usually get one a night when I'm phone banking

Ohio

[swag]

3. I know one guy in Montana who's voting for Nader

and my mother-in-law is trying to talk him out of it.

[LoZoccolo]

4. Yes.

I've run into ballot petitioners and a guy handing out flyers at our sympathizer rally during the RNC in Chicago.

[bluedog]

5. I thought

Nader said he wouldn't run in battleground states?...........alot of states are turning to battleground and hes trying to get on the ballots....whats up with this man.....hes a loser and knows what hes doing is wrong...

[Postmanx]

7. You all know at least one person who is voting for nader

I am, assuming he is on the CT ballot.

[physaf]

14. there are a whole boat load of people in NY

who are voting for Nader. They really wanted Dean or Kuch.

[catbert836]

6. Uh huh.

My uncle's voting for him and there's no way I can convince him to vote kerry. He just dosn't think there's any difference.

[mairceridwen]

8. Yes.

Michigan.

I've told this story before. She's a crazy conservative republican.

anyway...

[Suzi Creamcheese]

9. Several here in PA

Although with less enthusiasm than in the last election. Some are pretty peeved about the attempts to keep him off the ballot, and I think that swung them over.

[partygirl]

10. yes.

all of them are young voters who went to college with me. They are in several states.

He is not as popular as last election though. Last election I was in college, and if the election had of been on campus only Nader would have won easily and would be our pres now. He is extremely popular among the younger voters. But a little bit less so this year.

[physaf]

15. if Kerry doesn't stop hedging about Iraq

he's going to lose a lot more to Nader.

[glitch]

11. I know one - in CA, only listens to Pacifica where he still has crediblity

apparently.

[Zensea]

12. My uncle who has always voted Republican

is probably going to vote for Nader.
So that's a good thing right? One vote taken away from Bush.

[Moonbeam_Starlight]

13. I don't know a single one

I'm in TX...I know they have to be here, but I don't know any. Is he even on the ballot here???

[Carolinian]

16. NC but much talk about voting for the Libertarian candidate also.

[featherman]

17. No, but my wife met visited with a couple of old friends in Florida

last week. The man who voted for Nader last time and will vote for Bush this time. Reason: Kerry scares him (no further info available at this time on bizarre statement)
The woman is evangelical and verbally supports the "Christian" Bush but probably won't vote. (it's not important to her life)

Just another little anecdote.

[mzmolly]

18. Yes, about 5 people.

:(

[Rainstorm]

19. Both of my sons....

....are planning to vote for Nader. They were glad when Nader was put back on the ballot here in Florida. My older son's wife is also going to vote for Nader.

What is a dad to do?

[moez]

20. Me, my wife and several friends....

Missouri.

http://www.unrepentantnadervoter.com/

[Cheswick2.0]

21. why would you do that?

what a waste, try reading Mike Hersh

http://www.mikehersh.com/cat_index_17.shtml

To me it looks like your site is all about not taking responsibility for your actions.

[moez]

22. I think the link sums up my feelings quite well....

[Cheswick2.0]

24. I think the site is about insisting on being irresponsible

and electing bush.

[moez]

28. That's a valid opinion.

Unfortunately, you and I have a completely different opinion of what constitutes "irresponsible" when it comes to voting...

[pstokely]

23. not on the ballet in Mo

at least not yet

[moez]

26. I know.

If not, we haven't decided whether we will stay home or not.

[doni_georgia]

25. I know someone. He can't be talked out of it

A friend of my husband's. Says Republicans and Democrats are carbon copies, so he is once again voting Nader. There is no reasoning with this guy. He is originally from Boston (moved to GA 5 years ago). He thinks Kerry is way too conservative.

[PermanentRevolution]

27. Kind of...

Florida.

He's made a deal, though. He's not going to the polls until 7:00, and if it's looking like a close race, he'll vote for Kerry to get Bush out. But if it's not close one way or another, he'll vote Nader. Seems like a reasonable compromise to me, and I'd encourage other swing-staters to try and strike the same deal with any Nader voters they know.