Retrospective US Presidential Election: 2004

[Nerdlinger]

I plan to run through every US presidential election, two per week. The 28 elections from 1789-1896 will be run simultaneously with the 28 elections from 1900-2008. Be sure to vote in each election!

For 1789-1800, I will include in the poll everyone who received at least 5% of the electoral vote. From 1804-2008, I will include everyone who received at least 0.05% of the popular vote. Results for each election will be posted on the dedicated Retrospective US Presidential Election Results Thread (here) and compared to the actual results. The thread for general project discussion is here.

Here's the link to the 1892 election.

 

[Van555]

Let us Begin. stop the Bush

 

[d32123]

Thank Celestia I don't have to vote for Nader anymore. Cobb it is.

 

[Cuāuhtemōc]

I voted for Cobb.

 

[Van555]

Thank Celestia I don't have to vote for Nader anymore. Cobb it is.

Why didn't I vote Cobb!

This what happens when you want to be the first voter!

 

[Fleetlord]

I voted for Cobb.

Voted for Kerry, but will laugh my ass off if Cobb succeeds where Nader failed.

Suck it, Nader!

 

[Abhakhazia]

Voted for Peroutka, it was just a protest vote.

 

[eaglesfan101]

Kerry. I'm not voting for people who have absolutely no viable plan for Iraq, or Bush.

 

[Van555]

Voted for Kerry, but will laugh my ass off if Cobb succeeds where Nader failed.

Suck it, Nader!

That would be pretty sweet.

 

[OAM47]

Kerry. I'm not voting for people who have absolutely no viable plan for Iraq, or Bush.

Well, if you want this to be one big TL, we probably aren't even in Iraq, though I don't remember which side of that you were on.

 

[Van555]

Voted for Peroutka, it was just a protest vote.

But the Constitution party is horrible for gay people/women!

Why do hate gay people and women!
(half kidding here)

 

[idonotlikeusernames]

David Cobb, protest vote againtst Republicrats

 

[Turquoise Blue]

Voting for Cobb, as he seems to be the winner.

 

[snerfuplz]

Cobb because I would like one more president from another party before the end and I would rather have the opposing party be the Greens rather then the Republicans.

 

[JSmith]

Cobb because I would like one more president from another party before the end and I would rather have the opposing party be the Greens rather then the Republicans.

Thats pretty much the reason for my Cobb vote as well.Kerry is a good man and miles above GWB but the TL needs ,at least a brief,timeout from the Democrats.

 

[Turquoise Blue]

Thats pretty much the reason for my Cobb vote as well.Kerry is a good man and miles above GWB but the TL needs ,at least a brief,timeout from the Democrats.

Agreed. The Greens are the most worthy opposing political party to competite with the Democrats.

 

[TNF]

John Kerry is not only a war hero, but he's a genuine liberal and a statesman in his own right. Proudly voting for John Kerry, for the first candidate for President I ever supported (I was 13 at the time, but hey) and the man who should have been our President on January 20, 2005.

 

[EdM]

David Cobb.

 

[Turquoise Blue]

John Kerry is not only a war hero, but he's a genuine liberal and a statesman in his own right. Proudly voting for John Kerry, for the first candidate for President I ever supported (I was 13 at the time, but hey) and the man who should have been our President on January 20, 2005.

Cobb seems to be winning. Kerry's reputation might cost him the Presidency.

 

[d32123]

Cobb seems to be winning. Kerry's reputation might cost him the Presidency.

It's early yet. Never underestimate AH.com's love of the Democratic Party.