Who did the 18-25 year old males vote for?
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fletcher
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This 18-25 year old male voted for Bush, as did my three 18-25 year old male roommates.
W for me.
My roommate left at like 6:30pm to vote for Kerry in his parents' county an hour away, then left on travel the next morning so I'm not sure if he managed to vote or not. (he and I hold good-natured arguments back and forth about twice a week)
Kharn
My roommate left at like 6:30pm to vote for Kerry in his parents' county an hour away, then left on travel the next morning so I'm not sure if he managed to vote or not. (he and I hold good-natured arguments back and forth about twice a week)
Kharn
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Bring back the draft?
It was a Democrat (Rangel?) that brought up the idea of restoring the draft.
In fact, it was a Democrat (LBJ) whose name appeared on my draft notice.
Democrats. Bah.
Regards.
It was a Democrat (Rangel?) that brought up the idea of restoring the draft.
In fact, it was a Democrat (LBJ) whose name appeared on my draft notice.
Democrats. Bah.
Regards.
John Forsyth
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My 19 year old son voted for Bush.
Indy7373
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The draft doesn't and didn't scare me. I would gladly serve my country if called. That being said, I definetly cast my vote for Bush.
(I also talked my brother in law, my sister, and my father into voting for him as well.)
(I also talked my brother in law, my sister, and my father into voting for him as well.)
Tag
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I voted bush, many on campus did not.
captain obvious
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I voted bush (and I'm glad I voted in VA as opposed to WV).
There are lots of bush supporters here, but the kerry supporters were VERY vocal, so much so that some would almost pick a fight with someone who said they would vote for bush. The worst were some misguided iraq vets who backed the kerry creature in a big way, and did their best to confront (what seemed like) everyone.
There are lots of bush supporters here, but the kerry supporters were VERY vocal, so much so that some would almost pick a fight with someone who said they would vote for bush. The worst were some misguided iraq vets who backed the kerry creature in a big way, and did their best to confront (what seemed like) everyone.
Bartholomew Roberts
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According to the same exit poll data that predicted a Kerry victory, 18-29yr olds broke 55% Kerry 44% Bush 1% Other.
Yooper
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Michigan reported in the 18-29 age group; 51% for Kerry, 48% for Bush, but did not break it down by gender in the article I read
jefnvk
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My vote went Bush. Although Bush would reenact the draft no more then Kerry would, I don't even think its a bad thing.
CannibalCrowley
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I'm 23 and I voted for Badnarik
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18-25 male here. I voted for Bush. Of course I'm already signed up to join the Army in June, so the draft wouldn't affect me too much. At least now I'll have a Commander-in-Chief I can respect...
SAG0282
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Age 22, proudly campaigned and voted for BUSH!
Nick1911
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18, voted for bush
19 yr old roomie didnt vote
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19 yr old roomie didnt vote
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Sistema1927
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My 23 year old son voted for Bush.
Moparmike
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21yrs old, voted Bush. Wish I would have realized just how many votes Bush was going to get in AR so I could have voted my conscience: Badnarik.
nico
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21 and I voted for Bush. So did my girlfriend if it makes any difference. I don't think I know anyone else in my age group who did though.
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