how many people are not going to vote

Post Reply New Topic

in the next presidential elections? im not. im so tired of the politics in america. it seems so fake, i saw on the news that staff members for those running were handing out questions to the audiance to ask. how phony can it get besides that? and why should you believe anyone who plants questions?

If you're tired of the politics, do a write-in for None of the Above instead of just not voting.

Did you know that in the 2004 election, "None of the Above" got more than twice the amount of votes that any 3rd party candidate got?

Well, here in Arizona your vote doesn't really matter if you're a Democrat since the Republican will almost definitely win. I shall still cast my vote though.

arizona is f'd-up. im moving outta this state in april

I really want to move out of this state but I don't know if it's going to happen.

parts of new hampshire are inexpencive. according to this cost of living calculator : http://www.bestplaces.net/col/

To maintain the same standard of living, your salary of $10,499 in Flagstaff, Arizona could decrease to $8,473 in Berlin, New Hampshire
Stated another way, it's 19.3% cheaper to live in Berlin, New Hampshire than Flagstaff, Arizona

economically depressed areas are the best places to live, atleast i think because then you get the best deals

Erie, PA is another inexpencive place i was looking at to live

If my husband and I move away from Arizona it'll probably be to Indiana to live with my mom. I'm not sure if it'll happen though. It's kind of down to that or suicide.

I am not going to vote.
I question the concept of rights, so I question the concept of a right to vote, so I refuse to use it in any poll that will actually affect anything.

I will only vote if Ron Paul is a choice. I don't feel any need to vote for the others.