Who will you vote for?

[hockeymom87]

Three way tie - Sanders, Warren, Castro. I'm not surprised.

I got a 2% for Sanders

[KnotaDinghy]

This was a good quiz. It asks all the hot topic questions. You can click more stances to narrow your answer to specifics. You can even put your area code for senate questions.

https://www.isidewith.com/

I took this during the primaries for the 2016 election. I was a fan of Marco arubio and hoped to vote for him but he dropped out before our primary. I detested Ted Cruz. I matched like 94% with Cruz.

I’ll go take it now but already know it will show Trump as there are really no others running for the GOP.

[Deleted User 203]

So for me, my top three were:

John Delaney (Democrat...and have never heard of him): 78%

President Trump: 71%

Peter Buttigieg: 70%

At the bottom of the heap for me was Cory Booker @ 54%.

[KnotaDinghy]

I got very interesting results.
I’m insulted Delaney ranks second - highly insulted by that actually.

I expanded all sections and thought about my answers before responding so I was as accurate as possible.

[KnotaDinghy]

So for me, my top three were:

John Delaney (Democrat...and have never heard of him): 78%

President Trump: 71%

Peter Buttigieg: 70%

At the bottom of the heap for me was Cory Booker @ 54%.

Delaney was #2 for me.
He’s from Maryland and was elected to represent District 6 - Western MD, traditionally very conservative area. Yet he collided with then Governor O’Malley to gerrymander the districts so a liberal elite from Montgomery County will always now represent Western Maryland. That’s how he got in. Then as soon as elected, he started running for President, not doing a darn thing for the people he was elected to serve. A real POS. I think he announced his candidacy for President on 11/15/2016

[jessilin0113]

Got my dream ticket of Warren/Castro

[Smarties]

We nearly match the first five.

I didn't vote for Trump though. I'm not sure about these results overall.

I got very interesting results.
I’m insulted Delaney ranks second - highly insulted by that actually.

I expanded all sections and thought about my answers before responding so I was as accurate as possible.

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[Deleted User 203]

So for me, my top three were:

John Delaney (Democrat...and have never heard of him): 78%

President Trump: 71%

Peter Buttigieg: 70%

At the bottom of the heap for me was Cory Booker @ 54%.

Delaney was #2 for me.
He’s from Maryland and was elected to represent District 6 - Western MD, traditionally very conservative area. Yet he collided with then Governor O’Malley to gerrymander the districts so a liberal elite from Montgomery County will always now represent Western Maryland. That’s how he got in. Then as soon as elected, he started running for President, not doing a darn thing for the people he was elected to serve. A real POS. I think he announced his candidacy for President on 11/15/2016

Thanks for filling me in.

Well despite apparently agreeing with him on many things, he will NOT be receiving my vote.

Piece of work from the sound of things.

[KnotaDinghy]

So for me, my top three were:

John Delaney (Democrat...and have never heard of him): 78%

President Trump: 71%

Peter Buttigieg: 70%

At the bottom of the heap for me was Cory Booker @ 54%.

Delaney was #2 for me.
He’s from Maryland and was elected to represent District 6 - Western MD, traditionally very conservative area. Yet he collided with then Governor O’Malley to gerrymander the districts so a liberal elite from Montgomery County will always now represent Western Maryland. That’s how he got in. Then as soon as elected, he started running for President, not doing a darn thing for the people he was elected to serve. A real POS. I think he announced his candidacy for President on 11/15/2016

Thanks for filling me in.

Well despite apparently agreeing with him on many things, he will NOT be receiving my vote.

Piece of work from the sound of things.

You’re welcome.

He’s also a big proponent of the “rain tax” that O’Malley installed and Governor Hogan repealed as one of his first things to do. Basically, they gauged the rainfall and taxed us a percentage equivalent to the rainfall and gave all that money to Baltimore for storm water drainage system maintenance... although I don’t think they ever used it for that. Many of the Baltimore leaders have pocketed money. I was ready to move out of Maryland when we had a really rainy year, that tax made me so mad

[KnotaDinghy]

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We nearly match the first five.

I didn't vote for Trump though. I'm not sure about these results overall.

I got very interesting results.
I’m insulted Delaney ranks second - highly insulted by that actually.

I expanded all sections and thought about my answers before responding so I was as accurate as possible.

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I wouldn’t have voted for Trump in 2016 if Rubio had stayed in. But no way was I wasting my vote taking a chance that Hillary would get in, so when he was the nominee, he got my anti-Hillary vote. This time around he has proven at least 60% way that he can make good on a fiscally conservative agenda, so i’ll Gladly support his re-election.