Are you planning to vote – or have you already voted – in this year’s presidential primary elections?

👍 Yes (66%) – "I will vote later this month in the Republican primary and for Nikki Haley, even if her campaign is suspended. As a longtime Republican, I do not believe that Trump espouses the values of our party or our country . I am fearful of what revenge he will enact if he is elected and am thankful that Nikki Haley has stayed in the race."

• "Our local, county and much of the state are Republican. I am an Independent. I vote for whoever I feel will serve best for the people. I could not mix my vote as I wanted. I had to choose a party."

"Even with it looking like a two horse race, exercising my right to vote is one of the most important things I can do as a citizen next to defending our country and Constitution against all threats (foreign and domestic). This is also the time to voice my support through voting for not only the best candidate, but the best candidate with the highest integrity, commitment to uphold our Constitution, and do the right thing for all American citizens -- giving everyone an equal opportunity to succeed as our parents and ancestors. That might not be the leading candidate or the most popular. But if I choose not to vote or choose not to vote my heart, I can never complain about the results."

• "I’m a conservative but now would like a good independent candidate as I can’t vote for Trump or Biden. Might have to write in a choice. I would sure hate not to vote after 57 years of making sure I vote in every election. How did we get to this point where the strongest democracy in the world can only come up with an aging spend as much as possible, and an elderly narcissistic self involved with no social skills to run for president and the voters in each party seem ok with this."

"I don't want to vote Biden, I want to vote third party, but that isn't plausible. This isn't the 1800s, third parties haven't even won a state for a while and probably won't for a while since the mass votes either Democrat or Republican."

👎 No (21%) – "I didn’t vote because I’m not energized by Biden’s campaign, and I can’t in good conscience vote for either republican candidate."

• "The primary is panning out exactly how I thought it would and would like to see it by an incredibly wide margin, so I feel like my voice is already being sufficiently heard. I will, however, be voting in the presidential election as it seems that every single vote counts there."

🤷 Unsure/other (13%) – "Consent is paramount to human existence. Voting is directly antithetical to this. Anyone who votes is supporting the use of force against people who do not consent to the power structure's way of being. All voters are terrorist supporters."