When it comes to economics, a republican. What i can tell you is that with 17 candidates to choose form none were perfect, some better than others and some worse. I am so against this in-fighting. I also know that they need to get their act together quickly as electing a Socialist or a lying socialist will knock us off the cliff the current prez has put us on.  Can we fire them all and start over?

I try to resist commenting on political issues on ActiveRain.

We live is a strongly Democratic state with a Republican governor.

Neither R nor D!!  - not Hillary

A donkey or an elephant.

Wow! A better choice is needed so badly!

I would prefer gridlock to a continuation of the Obama legacy.

Very inapropriate questions

AMERICAN and a VIRGINIAN   So I did my civic duty and voted today

I don't identify with a party.  I try to be an informed citizen and vote accordingly.  Right now I feel more "concerned" than "informed".  

I am an American and neither of these parties represent me.

I am sorry, I can't vote for

INDEPENDENT

This is who I'm voting for and as much as I'll say publicly:

I am a member of the REALTOR® Party.

Good morning Jack. I've read some of the answers here and it seems to me that most do not want to answer the questions if it deals with politics or religion. They think by answering it truthfully, they somehow would aleinate their past, present, or future clients. I, on the other hand, will answer any questions asked of me. I've talked with customers on subjects like politics, religion, my views on short sales, charge offs, and bankrupties. Nothing is off the table and I've found that it has helped me get closer to my customers. Lucky for me, I am not a citizen, so I can't vote, but I still speak my mind. For me, I like the one that speaks and acts with the best common sense. Can they do what they say. I've liked Reagan, Clinton, and Obama in the past. This year, I am scared of the choices we have. Trump is too full of himself and a bully, Rubio is not ready yet, Cruz is not likable. On the other side, I kind of like Sanders since he will help the middle class, and Clinton, while I think she has the most experience, I don't really trust her. So, there you go. If you want to talk more, let's do lunch!

I'm a conservative that leans libertarian.  If those were the main choices, I might find an alternative.

Yes I am registered as one of them and vote as I damn well please.

Probably do a write in for myself by the looks of things!

No politics for me 

Jack,

I concur with Anthony Acosta on this point.  I also think voting is important.  A

decisions decisions decisions....

I don't discuss politics here or in social media

Nope. PND. I am a voter without a party.

The laws of your land do not allow your friendly northern neighbours to vote in your election.

nice answers

Good morning Jack. I would never vote for Hillary.

 I am an independent. I vote for the person not the party – M

Jack Lewitz - I'd say, may the best candidate win.....

Neither

and neither are most of the candidates right now.

I'm a Kennedy!

I'm a raging independent

I don't claim to be a one party voter.  I vote for who I think will do the best job.

It is a dilemma like never before. I voted in the early voting period.

Lesser of two evilcan. 

Ohhh, can we get a religion question next!?!?  Haha, this is sure to strum up some feelings one way or the other.  Personally, I refrain from any commentary outside of my personal blog.

I always split my vote...I vote for the peson I believe will do the best job...

I will vote, but who I vote for is between me and who I think will do the best job.  

I think I would vote for Mao Tse-tung before I would vote for Hillary.

I never cared for this subject. One day, I looked it up. I like a little bit about both. Why should there be a this or a that to begin with?

Labels suck...

Only my barber knows that Jack.