8 thoughts on “This is how I feel about the election”

1. Dad (an Independent voter) used to same one grandmother would vote Dem. even if it was the devil himself
   Have to wonder what she’d think.
   Great cartoon – many will identify and despair along

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   1. I still have my ballot in hand, unmarked for any candidate. And since it’s a primary, I won’t be voting for Sanders. But I’m afraid I won’t have that option in November. I’m so depressed!

      (Reminder to all: I’m a registered unaffiliated/independent voter.)

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      1. Ditto
         All we can do is wait and see.
         All those Cubans who practically swam here for freedom from Castro – those who escaped Russia and other oppressed countries really need to speak up about what they lived like and witnessed.

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2. In Missouri primaries are open to anyone. I foresee Republicans voting for Bernie. This needs to be changed!

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   1. As an unaffiliated voter, I receive both Dem and GOP ballots and can vote whichever one I want. It has crossed my mind that I could vote for one of Trump’s GOP opponents if I wanted to … but of course none pose a threat to him. Have you really no way to prevent registered Republicans from voting for Bernie? That definitely does need to change. An affiliated voter should have to vote his/her party.

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      1. P.S. Now that I think about it, I remember in my early voting years in Okla., everybody got the same paper ballot (with all candidates listed) and you could vote for your choice for each office. If you wanted to vote a straight ticket, there was a box at the top of that column that you could mark, so you didn’t have to mark every box in that column. (I’ve moved so much I’ve seen a lot of different ballots and systems.)

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3. Here in Texas, we don’t register as party members so we can vote in either party (but only one) primary.
   I wasted my vote for Mayor Pete.

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   1. I still haven’t decided who to waste mine on.

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