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Comments from September 10, 2017 One Question Poll - Knowing what you know now, would you have changed your vote in the recent presidential election?
Knowing what you know now, would you have changed your vote in the recent presidential election?
Yes——————————-6.9%
No——————————-93.0%
Total Responses = 115
Many members weighed in with comments. All comments are listed below using the original wording/spelling of the comment.
| Answer | Respondent |
|---|---|
| I voted for Clinton. | Anonymous |
| I STILL would have voted for Hillary! | Anonymous |
| Would still vote for Hillary Clinton | Anonymous |
| It is even more evident now that Trump is not fit for the presidency. | Anonymous |
| I did not vote for the current president. | Anonymous |
| I initially voted for Bernie but in his absence voted for Hillary. I would have voted for Mickey Mouse if it meant keeping Donald Trump out of the White House | Anonymous |
| I voted for Hilary Clinton and would do so again. | Anonymous |
| I voted for Hilary and would do so again. | Anonymous |
| I voted for Hillary! | Anonymous |
| Neither candidate offered a viable alternative for solid and well-needed leadership for this country | Anonymous |
| The current president is not prepared for the responsibilities of the office either professionally or ethically. We knew that prior to his nomination. | Anonymous |
| I still wish Hillary was the President. | Anonymous |
| I would have still voted for Hillary. | Anonymous |
| Didn't vote for Donald Trump. | Anonymous |
| Certainly not. Donald Trump is Even worse than I thought he would be. Even though I didn't vote for him, I'm a little bit embarrassed to talk to my European friends. | Anonymous |
| I would never vote for Trump | Anonymous |
| I voted for the person that most people voted for, so... | Anonymous |
| I didn't vote for Trump and I NEVER would! | Anonymous |
| Trump 100% over the crimes of Clinton! | Anonymous |
| Trump will get past all the obstructionists and put the country back on course | Anonymous |
| I did NOT vote for Trump | Anonymous |
| No Clinton is a theft no matter how you look at it. Trump has picked bad folks to advise him and when he gets a good person he doesn't listen to them. But he is far and away better than Clinton. |
Anonymous |
| To much forigen charter money behind Clinton. | Anonymous |
| Didn't vote for the current president | Anonymous |
| Not sure what this survey does this question is assuming you voted a particular way. | Anonymous |
| I might have worked harder in the earlier stages of the election to assure a Democratic candidate, but I still would have voted as I did. | Anonymous |
| No, I voted for Hillary | Anonymous |
| Anyone who didn't this disaster coming was blinded by some form of resentment inside them. | Anonymous |
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