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Bush

499 votes / 25%

Kerry

660 votes / 34%

Nader

92 votes / 4%

Not Registered

42 votes / 2%

Not Old Enough

85 votes / 4%

Not American

377 votes / 19%

CowboyNeal

185 votes / 9%

1940 total votes.

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Cthulhu (Score:2)

by savagedome ( 742194 ) writes:

Cthulhu [chaosium.com] for president!
- Re:Cthulhu (Score:2)
  
  by Wubby ( 56755 ) writes:
  
  No, Cthulhu for re-election!
  
  If your god is dead, blame mine! WWCD!
- Brak? (Score:1)
  
  by desiderius7 ( 725724 ) writes:
  
  Brak for president! [aol.com]
  
  Brak: Me for president, me for president, Brak for president!
- David Duke already stole the motto (Score:2)
  
  by JUSTONEMORELATTE ( 584508 ) writes:
  
  David Duke for president, when you're tired of voting for the lesser of two evils!
  
  --
  GMail invites for iPod referrals [slashdot.org]
- Re:Cthulhu (Score:1)
  
  by bluewee ( 677282 ) writes:
  
  "Why Choose the Lesser Evil: Cthulhu/Yog-Sothoth '04"
  you must at least include the slogan...
Has anyone else noticed... (Score:2, Insightful)

by Meostro ( 788797 ) writes:

... that political comments/stories almost always have the highest comment counts versus average non-political tech stuff?

Is that just because of the flame wars, or are there truly a lot of insightful comments or commentary?
- Terror threat: white hot, just the way we like it. (Score:1)
  
  by The_Terminalator ( 696236 ) writes:
  
  It's the fear. The left is afraid of what will happen if GWB wins a second term, the (thinking) right is afraid of what will happen if voter turnout hands the dems the whole enchilada. People in general are afraid thanks to the FUD spewing out of the white house.
  
  The fear has people screeching more than normal.
When everything turns to hell in a few months.... (Score:1)

by xCepheus ( 687775 ) writes:

Don't blame me I vote for Kodos!
This poll should go on the front page (Score:2, Insightful)

by ardmhacha ( 192482 ) writes:

At the moment the front page is still showing the "Laboring" poll.

Putting this poll on the front page would greatly increase the number of votes cast and give an idea how the new politics section will play out
Missing option... Michael Badnarik (Score:3, Insightful)

by KeeperS ( 728100 ) writes: on Tuesday September 07, 2004 @02:28PM (#10179773)

Michael Badnarik [badnarik.org]. Given the large number of Libertarians [lp.org] I've seen on Slashdot, it's kind of surprising not to see him as a choice here. It's a shame that he's pretty much unknown.

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- Green Party. (Score:2)
  
  by I am Jack's username ( 528712 ) writes:
  
  Hopefully the frontpage version of this poll will also include David Cobb and Patricia LaMarche [votecobb.org] from the the Green party [gp.org], and a "Spoiling my vote" option.
  - Constitution Party (Score:2)
    
    by ElForesto ( 763160 ) writes:
    
    I think that the CP's candidate, Michael Peroutka, should be up there as well. He's already gotten ballot access in 32 states (at my last count) and may very well end up with 40.
where is the anti-bush option? (Score:1, Interesting)

by Anonymous Coward writes:

What about the other vote:

anybody but Bush?!
CowboyNeal (Score:1)

by contagious_d ( 807463 ) writes:

I will be voting for CowboyNeal because of his views on healthcare and the situation in the middle east. I do offer him one bit of advice: if you see Christopher Walkin, make sure you run away. He has a problem with grassroots movements.
Both tools (Score:3, Interesting)

by Realistic_Dragon ( 655151 ) writes: on Wednesday September 08, 2004 @07:59AM (#10187718) Homepage

This election is starting to annoy me already - wish they could move it forwards two months and get it over with.

sci.military.naval is totally overrun with political trolls about some war a long time ago and who was and wasnt there and who told which lie. Signal to noise is off the bottom of the chart - and all over two identikit right wing guys.

After the way they have run their campaigns I'd be quite happy to throw away my vote on a third party in the hopes that it starts to look more attractive for other people to run next time around - I'd like to vote for a professional person (engineer, doctor, architect etc) who was standing because they felt someone had to do it, so why not them. I definatly do not want to vote for another career politician with all 10 grubby fingers buried in dirty funding pies.

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- Re:Both tools (Score:1)
  
  by surfsalot ( 15319 ) writes:
  
  unfortunately, our best option at the moment is to vote for who we feel will give us a better chance for more options in the future... sucks, but if you don't like it, change something, right... or at least thats how its suppose to work :)

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Cthulhu (Score:2)

Re:Cthulhu (Score:2)

Brak? (Score:1)

David Duke already stole the motto (Score:2)

Re:Cthulhu (Score:1)

Has anyone else noticed... (Score:2, Insightful)

Terror threat: white hot, just the way we like it. (Score:1)

When everything turns to hell in a few months.... (Score:1)

This poll should go on the front page (Score:2, Insightful)

Missing option... Michael Badnarik (Score:3, Insightful)

Green Party. (Score:2)

Constitution Party (Score:2)

where is the anti-bush option? (Score:1, Interesting)

CowboyNeal (Score:1)

Both tools (Score:3, Interesting)

Re:Both tools (Score:1)