what presidential candidates have you voted for who WON?

[BklynChick]

For me, only Jimmy Carter.

Didn't vote for Clinton either time, write-in candidate and NYS so it didn't matter.

Looking forward to voting for our winning candidate this year! :headbang:

[XemaSab]

1. Obama

That's it. :shrug:

[Muttocracy]

2. Clinton 1996. nt

[Hepburn]

3. Straight Dem Ticket voter since 1972...

...and we all know which Dems won from then to now! :hi:

[TheDebbieDee]

4. Clinton, '92 and '96...........

The very first President I voted for was Jimmy Carter in '80 and he lost to Reagan.

[Tammie]

5. Carter and Clinton (92 &96).

Would be able to add Gore and Kerry if not for the cheating and stealing.

[Mz Pip]

6. Carter

Clinton both times.

My one time crossing the line was in '80 when I voted for Anderson. I don't know what I was thinking. :crazy:

[2Design]

7. none - I voted perot - gore - kerry - and don't remember the early ones n/t

[mikelgb]

8. Al Gore / Joe Lieberman, John Kerry / John Edwards

Never voted for a serving President though

also I voted for Dennis Kucinich and he won (his congressional primary) ;)

[terrya]

9. Jimmy Carter...

Bill Clinton in both 1992 and 1996.

That's it.

[Solon]

10. Clinton, and frankly, I regretted that vote...

In fact, I regretted all my votes. I just want to keep Republicans from power.

[PermanentRevolution]

11. Nobody...

Turned 18 in '96, but didn't bother voting. Politics didn't interest me at the time.

I have the singularly unpleasant stigma of being a Florida voter who didn't bother to vote in 2000, and I've been trying hard to atone for it ever since...

[high density]

12. None so far

But I just got started in 2000.

[Captain Angry]

13. None.

In my early days, I was an idiot. In my later votes, I was an idealist.

But I might be able to stay an idealist AND vote for the winner this year. :-)

[tishaLA]

14. just Clinton

[Toucano]

15. I've always lost the primary.

1988 Jackson
1992 Tsongas
2004 Clark
2008 abstained

But Clinton is my only GE winner unless you count Gore.

[MonkeyFunk]

16. Bill Clinton, twice

and Bill Clinton in '96 for a primary vote.

Other than that, I've never voted for the winner in the primary.

[Speck Tater]

17. Reagan. I'm ashamed to admit. But hey, I was young and stupid.

Am I redeemed because I also voted for JFK? And for Bill Clinton?

[ecstatic]

18. I'm 0 for 2. :( nt

[PBS Poll-435]

32. Me too.

Dang it.

[Straight Shooter]

19. None.

I voted for Jimmy Carter. That was my first vote for a presidential candidate. After that, I abstained. I was living in solid red states and politics sucked. But I did vote for Ann Richards during the time I lived in Texas.

Then I voted against bush in 2004.

And that's the end of that.

ETA: Richards for governor of course, but should have been for president. :)

[ashling]

20. Straight Democratic ticket starting 1972.

that would be Carter, Clinton, Clinton, Gore, Kerry

[LSK]

21. Clinton 92 and 96

[LaPera]

22. Only Carter & Clinton. Republicans have had a strangle-hold on the presidency for most of 40 years!

Since 1968 ...the republicans trashed the shit out of Cater and Clinton as well...only Clinton, the moderate at best, was a great politician and able to fend the republicans off with a strong economy...Fucking republicans crippling the country for 2 1/2 years, spending tens of millions of dollars over a blow job between two consenting adults (none of their fucking business)....The slimy republicans will do anything to further their corporate imperialist, fascist ideology & agenda.

[ContinentalOp]

23. One

The 96 election was the first I could vote in and the only time I voted for the winner. Which didn't really feel like much since he was a popular incumbent and was obviously going to win. I've been aware of politics since I was a kid though so I'm used to the feeling of being a Democratic loser. I vividly remember my parents working for the Mondale and Dukakis campaigns while all of my friends parents were huge Reagan fans. I always thought it must feel nice to support the winner.

[EFerrari]

24. Carter and Clinton, although I did get to walk (or toddle) for JFK.

It feels good to look forward to November! :toast:

[TeamsterDem]

25. Clinton, Al Gore, John Kerry, and hopefully Obama. n/t

[bunnies]

26. Clinton. Both times. nt

[PVnRT]

27. Clinton 1996, Gore 2000

Probably Kerry 2004, but since Gore won in 2000, the point is moot.

[onenote]

28. jimmy and bill (twice)

[PBS Poll-435]

29. Wilson

:hide:

[suffragette]

30. Carter and Clinton

* Gore and Kerry

* won, but was stolen

[amb123]

31. Clinton in 1992 & 1996

I've been voting since 1980.

[IsItJustMe]

33. Rondald Reagan in 1980. That was the last time.

[WeDidIt]

34. In the GE, Clinton twice

and Gore once.

Yeah, Gore won. We was robbed.

[MaineDem]

35. Carter, Clinton, and I still believe Gore won

This year will be great!

[Pathwalker]

40. That's my list, too. Carter, Clinton, Gore.

n/t

[Liberal_Stalwart71]

36. Clinton in 1992. Worked for Cynthia McKinney, too! n/t

[OzarkDem]

37. You didn't vote for Clinton/Gore?

So you're an Independent?

[Drunken Irishman]

38. The first presidential election I was old enough to vote in was 2004.

My candidate lost.

[truebrit71]

39. Clinton, Clinton, Gore & Kerry...

...only half of whom took up residence in the WH however...

[ej510]

41. The two I voted for that one are

Carter and Clinton