How do you decide which ballot to choose for the primary? I would like to vote for Sanders but I think I will take the Republican ballot so I can vote against Trump and Cruz. I would be OK with either Clinton or Sanders but I am seriously fearful of what could happen with either Trump or Cruz. Is it so unlikely that anyone but Trump or Cruz will get the nomination that I would be throwing my vote away?
What are other Independents doing and why?
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I'm having a hard time deciding. I think right now I feel more passionately about trump not winning than I do about any other candidate winning, so I will probably go Republican.
In a better world I would actually like a candidate out there and then I would pick the one that allowed me to vote for that candidate.
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I'm pro Bernie so going to go with the dem ballot. I thought about going republican just to vote for anyone other than Cruz or trump, but there's not one candidate I would care for anyways and I felt it would be a wasted vote.
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Pennsylvania does not have an open primary so I am unable to vote until the general. I'm not sure what I would do if I could participate.
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I will probably vote in the democratic primary simply because there is no one on the republican side that I could cast a vote for. If there was a lesser evil I'd vote against trump.
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Maryland has a closed primary so my husband and I both changed our affiliation for this election so we can vote for Bernie.
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Exact same as @catomd00.
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I want to see how things play out. Bernie's my man, but if the Republican ticket is a shit storm, it depends which looks more important. Luckily I have plenty of time to request my ballot.
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I changed affiliation so I can vote for Bernie.
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