Super Tuesday Voting States

[HugsFromJesus]

I am just curious if anyone living in the Super Tuesday voting States would mind sharing some information with us.

1. Which State are you in if you don't mind sharing that information?

2. Will you be voting and for whom will you be voting?

3. Among your friends, family, word on the street etc. how do you think each of the candidates are doing with the voting people?

4. Have you been to any rallies, speaking engagements etc. of the candidates and how big and passionate were the crowds?

This is one election that I seem to switch all the time. I am not a Mitt fan at all. I have been reading alot about the Mormons and their missions and anyone that could fall for this stuff, I don't want for my President. Mitt is a big deal and high up in this crazy "religion" so to me, the higher up you are, the more out of touch you are. Too bad he has tons of money.

I like Newt, I don't like his baggage, I don't like he was married 3 times and is a cheater. I don't like that he was a Baptist and turned Catholic for his wife. BUT....I do think that he can debate BO under the table and he has tons of experience that he can call BO's bluff on many things. I find myself swaying towards him alot until he starts blaming the world on why he is going down in the polls. He also doesn't have alot of money.

Ron Paul, he is funny but he thinks we don't have any enemies. The terrorists want Ron Paul as our President but he doesn't have a chance anyway.

Rick Santorum is very conservative which I like. But he is also a Catholic and when I saw him on Ash Wed. with ashes on his head, I just shook my head and said to myself, "I hope you are going to wipe them off and not keep them on your head all day" and noticed later in the day they were gone. I do like him but I think he doesn't have what it takes to take on BO when it comes to debating, plus he doesn't have alot of money either.

I am telling you, with all these Catholics and Mormons (Huntsman too) I hope that our brothers and sisters are out by the droves at these rallies handing out tracts. I am sure Rick is bringing in many Catholics and Mitt is bringing in many Mormons. They all need the truth, the GOSPEL TRUTH!

I have read that the Obama machine wants Rick to be the Rep. nominee, they are not afraid of him. But, they are afraid of Mitt (the outsider that has run big businesses) and in some ways they are afraid of Newt as he knows too much. I think Newt is one brilliant man.

My other way of thinking is that Obama has to stay as he appears to be a part of the end times scenario in many ways. Is BO all part of God's plan?

Lord, please take us home soon, very soon, real soon. :pray

[Mom2ten]

I live in Ohio and can't wait to vote! I'm voting for Santorum. I can't vote for Romney or Paul. I will hold my nose and vote for Newt if he is the nominee.
The only thing I hear from people is how tired they are of Obama. A friend at church is voting for Santorum and for reasons I do not understand, my pastor is voting for Paul.
Another race that I'm watching is the 9th district between Kaptur and Kucinich. Both are socialists. I have been in Kapturs area but thankfully the districts were redrawn and I will have Latta as my rep...thank You so very much Jesus!!!!!

[HeIsEnough]

1. Which State are you in if you don't mind sharing that information?

Oh-io. No, really, I don't follow Mom2ten around just cuz she lives near me. :heh


2. Will you be voting and for whom will you be voting?

I don't normally vote in primaries. The wife may try to drag me to this one though.


3. Among your friends, family, word on the street etc. how do you think each of the candidates are doing with the voting people?

Not much talk that I hear, then again I don't normally bring up politics to anyone. I know my in laws in AZ, who are very much of the same belief as us, do not like Newt much. Its a generational thing I suppose. I would guess the mitten man will win the primary here.



4. Have you been to any rallies, speaking engagements etc. of the candidates and how big and passionate were the crowds?

I've never attended any kind of rally in my life.

[christiangrl777]

1. Which State are you in if you don't mind sharing that information?

Oklahoma

2. Will you be voting and for whom will you be voting?

Yes and Santorum

3. Among your friends, family, word on the street etc. how do you think each of the candidates are doing with the voting people?

I haven't heard much from people I know about what they think of the different candidates, but my stepbrother and one cousin are Paul supporters, but I don't know why. My mom doesn't follow or know anything about politics, so I will be the one dragging her to vote on Tuesday.

4. Have you been to any rallies, speaking engagements etc. of the candidates and how big and passionate were the crowds?

No, I can't say I have.:hehee

[GR_78]

1. Which State are you in if you don't mind sharing that information?

Another Ohio here, although downstate from the previous respondants.

2. Will you be voting and for whom will you be voting?

I'll be voting and I'm about 98.9% sure that I'll be voting for Santorum.

3. Among your friends, family, word on the street etc. how do you think each of the candidates are doing with the voting people?

My wife is a Democrat and hates Santorum with the passion of a thousand suns. My mother-in-law is more independent but doesn't like Santorum. She's thinking of voting for Romney.

Of my co-workers that I talk politics with, most are of the anybody-but-Romney crowd. I'm not sure how they'll split between Santorum and Newt.

4. Have you been to any rallies, speaking engagements etc. of the candidates and how big and passionate were the crowds?

I've not been to any rallies but we've had a few around here. Most seem to be well attended for all the candidates. I think that regardless of who gets the nomination, there is a strong anti-Obama vibe down here.

[out of the box]

Ohio, voting for Romney because Santorum or Gingrich or Paul will get trounced by Obama.

It's all about electibility. And yes, I'm holding my nose.

[Tall Timbers]

Alaska republicans vote this Tuesday. I was republican until about a year ago or so when I finally went independent, so I won't get to vote. Ron Paul seems to have a lot of supporters up here, but it's hard to say who'll get Alaska's nod, as our overall population seems to be becoming less conservative as time goes on.

[HikerLady]

[QUOTE=out of the box;2219623]Ohio, voting for Romney because Santorum or Gingrich or Paul will get trounced by Obama.

It's all about electibility. And yes, I'm holding my nose


Ditto for me, Hubby, daughter and son in law. We are in Ga.

[RaptureReady_7]

I live in Ohio and can't wait to vote! I'm voting for Santorum. I can't vote for Romney or Paul. I will hold my nose and vote for Newt if he is the nominee.
The only thing I hear from people is how tired they are of Obama. A friend at church is voting for Santorum and for reasons I do not understand, my pastor is voting for Paul.
Another race that I'm watching is the 9th district between Kaptur and Kucinich. Both are socialists. I have been in Kapturs area but thankfully the districts were redrawn and I will have Latta as my rep...thank You so very much Jesus!!!!!

Southern Ohio. Did not vote for Ron Paul or Romney., And poor thing, Kucinich is just creepy. Seriously creepy.

[Mom2ten]

Southern Ohio. Did not vote for Ron Paul or Romney., And poor thing, Kucinich is just creepy. Seriously creepy.

I changed my mind right before voting, held my nose and voted for Newt. Like Santorum better but I think Newt can debate Zero better. For now, it's neck and neck with Romney and Santorum.
Yep...Kucinich is weird. I grew up in Cleveland and remember when he was mayor. He was wacky then too. He is beating Kaptur so far by a very slim margin.
The districts have been redrawn and after the Nov. election I hopefully will have Latta instead of Kaptur...I'm soooo happy!!!!!!