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It was in 2004, the year I turned 18. I voted for George W. Bush in the Presidential election. It was the one and only time I voted for a Republican candidate.
1972 presidential election my freshman year of college. I had just turned 18. Huge lines to vote and the dorms sent over box lunches for all of us waiting in line! Sadly, In spite of all of us kids getting the vote Nixon won.
1980 presidential election. I was 21. I definitely should have voted in earlier elections, but the hometown elections never interested me enough to make the effort while I was away at school. I didn't know until 1980 that I could have voted in my college town all along.
2004. Voted for George W. Bush. Was an evangelical Christian then and was required to vote for Bush to protect the sanctity of life and marriage. If I would have voted for Kerry, as the preacher at my church at the time said in the sermon on the Sunday before, I would have been held personally responsible for every murder of every aborted baby since Roe v Wade and every act of homosexual sodomy committed in the United States on judgment day. So, I did what a good Christian does and voted for Bush.
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