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Have you already decided on who you will get your vote in next week's Presidential election?

The election for US President is right around the corner.  Some women have been very vocal regarding their decisions for whom they will vote, others are still undecided.

We are curious, have you made your decision yet?  Has one of the candidates won your vote already?

Yes (90.4%)

No (9.6%)

Have you already decided on who you will get your vote in next week's Presidential election?
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  • rochelle12 By rochelle12
    on Nov 01, 2008  

    I believe all Obama says is just a theory and always will be that he cannot get all he says done in Washington where as mccain knows we need to change some things and is not unrealistic about it like Obama Obama rose too fast without paying dues or good knowledge and was given his senate seat did not earn and followed a preacher of 20 years only to lie and say he didnt know his preacher said those things when you know he did i believe alot of his race are voting for him due to his color...this will cause alot of problems from not voting for the issues...ex: 89 year old mississippi woman: I have never voted but I am now for Obama she couldnt name one key issue for voting except saying it was about time their kind was in the white house... this is great cause for concern! He will not be able to nay one promise he has tried to brain wash us with when or if he does get there! He did work for it

  • erimat926 By erimat926
    on Nov 01, 2008  

    Obama all the way!... It's time for a change!

  • melaniez By melaniez
    on Nov 01, 2008  

    Until the religious right no longer runs the republican party I will never vote republican. And the thought of Palin makes me nauseous. She is a disgrace to our gender....and I seriously question the intelligence of anyone who supports her.

  • sarah13865 By sarah13865
    on Nov 01, 2008  

    I am voting for McCain mainly because I don't think Obama has enough government experience to deal with other countries. I also do not like the idea of an all Democratic government which will dictate out lives rather than give us choices.

  • dmichels By dmichels
    on Nov 01, 2008  

    Obama all the way. i think McCain is a clone of Bush and i am real tired of Bush, were in trouble america and we need somthig differant not another Bush fan!

  • Tannersmom By Tannersmom
    on Nov 01, 2008  

    Voying for McCain/Palin.

  • NeeNee By NeeNee
    on Nov 02, 2008  

    Obama has my vote! I find him to be ispirational and think he will accomplish much during his term or two!

  • cens0rship By cens0rship
    on Nov 02, 2008  

    Like his campaign states we need hope and change. I chose Obama .

  • gbiffle16racegrl By gbiffle16racegrl
    on Nov 02, 2008  

    I too belive McCain & Palin will help our country with their combined experiance. McCain has been serving our country his whole life. He has was in Vietnam & held captive, beaten, & tourtured for more then 5 years. He knows what will be best when it comes to the military. McCain will work on building our country back up. He has already put som much work & spent so much time on our country. Why would he fail now. I really beleive Obama will introduce change for our country & it may work at first but it will all start to crumble shortly after. If Obama takes office I truely beleive our country will turn out for the worse in the long run.

  • soozi13 By soozi13
    on Nov 02, 2008  

    We need McCain & Palin !!!