| Jimmy McMillan | 19% | 19% - 6 | ||||
| Kristin Davis | 38% | 38% - 12 | ||||
| Carl Paladino | 12% | 12% - 4 | ||||
| Andrew Cuomo | 6% | 6% - 2 | ||||
| Warren Redlich | 0% | 0% - 0 | ||||
| Howie Hawkins | 9% | 9% - 3 | ||||
| Charles Barron | 12% | 12% - 4 | ||||
| Total: 31 | ||||||
They look real to meTurquoise wrote:
Davis does look very androgynous.Ticia wrote:
When in doubt vote for the prettiest. The tranny is your candidate
Except she still does look very man-ish...JohnG@lt wrote:
They look real to meTurquoise wrote:
Davis does look very androgynous.Ticia wrote:
When in doubt vote for the prettiest. The tranny is your candidate
Of course. She's probably in her 50s and is trying to look like she's in her 20s. That always ends up looking fucked up.SenorToenails wrote:
Except she still does look very man-ish...JohnG@lt wrote:
They look real to meTurquoise wrote:
Davis does look very androgynous.
Botox + Plastic Surgery = TrannyJohnG@lt wrote:
Of course. She's probably in her 50s and is trying to look like she's in her 20s. That always ends up looking fucked up.SenorToenails wrote:
Except she still does look very man-ish...JohnG@lt wrote:
They look real to me
She's 35. lol!JohnG@lt wrote:
Of course. She's probably in her 50s and is trying to look like she's in her 20s. That always ends up looking fucked up.
Are you sure that's not one of those 'I'm 29 for the rest of my life' things? My 37 year old cousin still says she's 29 when people ask her her ageSenorToenails wrote:
She's 35. lol!JohnG@lt wrote:
Of course. She's probably in her 50s and is trying to look like she's in her 20s. That always ends up looking fucked up.
lol, maybe? It's also possible that she just isn't that good looking!JohnG@lt wrote:
Are you sure that's not one of those 'I'm 29 for the rest of my life' things? My 37 year old cousin still says she's 29 when people ask her her ageSenorToenails wrote:
She's 35. lol!JohnG@lt wrote:
Of course. She's probably in her 50s and is trying to look like she's in her 20s. That always ends up looking fucked up.
Why the poll,then?JohnG@lt wrote:
I ended up voting for Warren Redlich.
For fun And to cast light on the absurdity that is my states politics.Ticia wrote:
Why the poll,then?JohnG@lt wrote:
I ended up voting for Warren Redlich.
Ha, I didn't even notice that I don't smoke weed and I don't visit prostitutes so voting for Kristin Davis would've been counter productiveTrotskygrad wrote:
cause none of us chose him, ofc
Why vote,then?JohnG@lt wrote:
For fun And to cast light on the absurdity that is my states politics.Ticia wrote:
Why the poll,then?JohnG@lt wrote:
I ended up voting for Warren Redlich.
I showed up today mostly to vote for my representatives in Washington. The gubernatorial race has been a forgone conclusion for months now. Cuomo is going to win in a landslide.Ticia wrote:
Why vote,then?JohnG@lt wrote:
For fun And to cast light on the absurdity that is my states politics.Ticia wrote:
Why the poll,then?
If you don't vote, then how can you hope the absurdity of NYS politics will change?Ticia wrote:
Why vote,then?JohnG@lt wrote:
For fun And to cast light on the absurdity that is my states politics.Ticia wrote:
Why the poll,then?
Ahh, but on the flipside, it does lend credibility to the sham.SenorToenails wrote:
If you don't vote, then how can you hope the absurdity of NYS politics will change?Ticia wrote:
Why vote,then?JohnG@lt wrote:
For fun And to cast light on the absurdity that is my states politics.
Operation Open-Mouth-Insert-Foot didn't really work for Paladino as a viable campaign strategy...JohnG@lt wrote:
I showed up today mostly to vote for my representatives in Washington. The gubernatorial race has been a forgone conclusion for months now. Cuomo is going to win in a landslide.
Apathy gives more credibility, honestly. At least voting for someone, even if you think they'll lose, shows support for something else within the state. Not voting at all shows support for nothing.JohnG@lt wrote:
Ahh, but on the flipside, it does lend credibility to the sham.SenorToenails wrote:
If you don't vote, then how can you hope the absurdity of NYS politics will change?Ticia wrote:
Why vote,then?
Can you register a null/blank vote in your election?SenorToenails wrote:
If you don't vote, then how can you hope the absurdity of NYS politics will change?Ticia wrote:
Why vote,then?JohnG@lt wrote:
For fun And to cast light on the absurdity that is my states politics.
Yes. The guy I voted for today wasn't a throwaway vote, I believe in and agree with his policies, he just has no chance in hell of winning.Ticia wrote:
Can you register a null/blank vote in your election?SenorToenails wrote:
If you don't vote, then how can you hope the absurdity of NYS politics will change?Ticia wrote:
Why vote,then?
In a country like the US where a real alternative to the Republican/Democrat dichotomy doesn't exist, abstention is more than apathy... is protest.SenorToenails wrote:
Apathy gives more credibility, honestly. At least voting for someone, even if you think they'll lose, shows support for something else within the state. Not voting at all shows support for nothing.JohnG@lt wrote:
Ahh, but on the flipside, it does lend credibility to the sham.SenorToenails wrote:
If you don't vote, then how can you hope the absurdity of NYS politics will change?