Do you vote?

[Laddy]

I've voted in every election I was eligible for. I know my single vote doesn't mean much but I get too invested in the political process not to.

[Shiny]

First electron I voted in was for Obama and then again for Obama. And now it will be for Bernie.

[Mirage]

I really think there should be a "i usually vote" poll option.

[Shiny]

I said electron unintentionally.

[Calliope]

Nah, I haven't voted in years.

[maybee]

Nope. not in years. Most of the time it's not worth it as it's basically asshole vs asshole- vote for what asshole you prefer.

[Mirage]

Nah, I haven't voted in years.

3 years?

[Calliope]

Longer than that, unfortunately - it's illegal for me to vote in the country I live in, and also my country of origin (although I believe I can appeal that now that I've actually set foot back there).

[rhophiehalul78]

I have never voted but will try to register next chance I have to.

[Loony BoB]

Rarely. I've only ever voted in the Scottish referendum when it comes to government based elections. I might vote more often in the future though, as I am starting to feel a bit more strongly about certain issues.

[Midgar Mist]

Short answer: Yes
Long answer: Erm.....no, I'm not falling for that

[Burtsplurt]

Recently, yes. Cameron and company are so repugnant that I do cast my pretty much worthless vote.

[BustaMo]

I usually always do, especially in the major Presidential elections or one's in my direct community that affect my city. I wish I was more up-to-date on nominees stances and views and characteristics, but I do vote as much as I can and plan to next month when my state's turn comes around.