Thread: New ALIPAC Presidential Vote: Presidential Choice?

Friends of ALIPAC,

With the recent news that Duncan Hunter and Fred Thompson have pulled out of the race for President, we would like to sample where ALIPAC supporters are on the Presidential races at this time.

Again, our goal is not to endorse a Presidential candidate at this time, but to share information about the immigration stances of all candidates and warn the public about the pro-amnesty candidates.

Please take a few seconds to vote in our new online poll. A registered account on our website is required to vote.

This information helps us to get a feel for where our supporters are at on these campaigns.

I support ALIPAC and my current choice for President is?
http://www.alipac.us/survey-50.html

Great News I was hoping for this.
Glad to see it
I was wondering if it would be possible to ask if our members would make the right choice and only vote one time.





9:50 am In total there are 101 users online :: 12 Registered, 3 Hidden and 86 Guests

I support ALIPAC and my current choice for President is?

A Pro Amnesty Democrat 27.59% ( 8 )
Undecided 10.34% (3)
Ron Paul 34.48% (10)
Mitt Romney 20.69% (6)
John McCain 3.45% (1)
Mike Huckabee 0.00% (0)
Rudy Giuliani 0.00% (0)
None of the Above 3.45% (1)

Originally Posted by GREGAGREATAMERICAN

Great News I was hoping for this.
Glad to see it
I was wondering if it would be possible to ask if our members would make the right choice and only vote one time.

I agree with only voting once. Just curious-what do you mean the "right choice"?

Originally Posted by Nicole

Originally Posted by GREGAGREATAMERICAN

Great News I was hoping for this.
Glad to see it
I was wondering if it would be possible to ask if our members would make the right choice and only vote one time.

I agree with only voting once. Just curious-what do you mean the "right choice"?

I feel that voting more then once would be making not only a wrong choice, but also being dishonest and cheating us here at alipac.

Originally Posted by GREGAGREATAMERICAN

Originally Posted by Nicole

Originally Posted by GREGAGREATAMERICAN

Great News I was hoping for this.
Glad to see it
I was wondering if it would be possible to ask if our members would make the right choice and only vote one time.

I agree with only voting once. Just curious-what do you mean the "right choice"?

I feel that voting more then once would be making not only a wrong choice, but also being dishonest and cheating us here at alipac.

I agree-totally-no one should vote twice-that would be dishonest and cheating. I misunderstood I thought they were two things-right choice AND not vote twice. DUH! I am not having a good day-brain fog! Guess I should read more carefully before I speak or type! Sorry

A very good idea , and I agree with Greg

One vote , lets keep it honest and fair

I support ALIPAC and my current choice for President is?

A Pro Amnesty Democrat 20 %20 %20 % 20.51% 8
Undecided 7 %7 %7 % 7.69% (3)
Ron Paul 33 %33 %33 % 33.33% (13)
Mitt Romney 33 %33 %33 % 33.33% (13)
John McCain 2 %2 %2 % 2.56% (1)
Mike Huckabee 0 %0 %0 % 0.00% (0)
Rudy Giuliani 0 %0 %0 % 0.00% (0)
None of the Above 2 %2 %2 % 2.56% (1)

Total Votes: 39

A Pro Amnesty Democrat 20 %20 %20 % 20.51% 8

The third world Reconquistas are trolling heavy today.

Voted.

Yes, very interesting results where 8 early voters indicate support for a "Pro Amnesty Democrat"

Would any of these users care to identify themselves and explain?

When we put up new polls, we will usually run them on the boards some first before contacting our list of national supporters.

That way we can gauge some of the differences between our regular online activists and those that are on the site less often.

We usually have about 10-15 troll votes overall, but it is interesting to see 8 votes up fast for Dems.

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I support ALIPAC and my current choice for President is?

A Pro Amnesty Democrat 14.29% 8

Undecided 7.14% (4)

Ron Paul 33.93% (19)

Mitt Romney 39.29% (22)

John McCain 1.79% (1)

Mike Huckabee 1.79% (1)

Rudy Giuliani 0.00% (0)

None of the Above 1.79% (1)


Total Votes: 56