Final 2016 Daycare.com Presidential Poll

[Michael]

This is the most different and interesting election in the History of America IMO. Your vote will be anonymous and you can only vote once.

[Mom2Two]

Hey Michael, Evan McMullin is on the ticket in about eleven states. He's write-in in about 30 more. Also Darrell L. Castle.

[Michael]

Hey Michael, Evan McMullin is on the ticket in about eleven states. He's write-in in about 30 more. Also Darrell L. Castle.

Does Anyone else know of these two candidates? If enough do, I will include them. Otherwise, I would vote for these two in the Write-In section.

[Meeko]

Does Anyone else know of these two candidates? If enough do, I will include them. Otherwise, I would vote for these two in the Write-In section.

Evan may win Utah

[Controlled Chaos]

Evan may win Utah

Do you think he will Meeko? I was debating with a friend today on whether or not Evan can do it. I'm excited to watch the numbers come in. Such an interesting election...

[Mom2Two]

I'm voting for him. I've loved every interview of him I've watched. He seems to have the best motives, and an incredible background, even though it's in national security rather than political.

[bklsmum]

Hillary Clinton every day and twice on Sunday! #ImWithHer

[Claraskids]

Anyone but Clinton or Trump! As I have been telling my daughter's friends who have just turned eighteen and can vote in this election, "I am sorry that this is the best we have to offer you for your first Presidential election."

[bklsmum]

Anyone but Clinton or Trump! As I have been telling my daughter's friends who have just turned eighteen and can vote in this election, "I am sorry that this is the best we have to offer you for your first Presidential election."

I have a new 18 year old and she has been praying Hillary would run for years now and was thrilled to support her and work on her campaign, a ton of her friends too. The kids around here are coming out HUGE for Clinton. Some of them started with Bernie but now they are all about Hillary and very energized.

[Mad_Pistachio]

As I have been telling my daughter's friends who have just turned eighteen and can vote in this election, "I am sorry that this is the best we have to offer you for your first Presidential election."

it's my first election, too (got naturalized in June), and I was told the same thing

[midaycare]

I have a new 18 year old and she has been praying Hillary would run for years now and was thrilled to support her and work on her campaign, a ton of her friends too. The kids around here are coming out HUGE for Clinton. Some of them started with Bernie but now they are all about Hillary and very energized.

I'm not excited for either candidate, just stating some differences over here in MI...we have gone democratic for the past several elections, and no one around here will even talk about Clinton. No signs, nothing. That's highly unusual. There have always been thousands of democratic signs and bumper stickers around our area. There are some Trump, but not much. The kids around here (and we do have several colleges) want nothing to do with Hillary. But I'm guessing she wins.

[Mad_Pistachio]

I'm not excited for either candidate, just stating some differences over here in MI...we have gone democratic for the past several elections, and no one around here will even talk about Clinton. No signs, nothing. That's highly unusual. There have always been thousands of democratic signs and bumper stickers around our area. There are some Trump, but not much. The kids around here (and we do have several colleges) want nothing to do with Hillary. But I'm guessing she wins.

I live in a republican state, but the city is leaning democratic. my husband has commented over the summer that this is the most silent presidential election he has ever seen: normally, the signs for both candidates were all over the city - cars, front lawns, even some windows. at this point, a week before election, I have enough fingers to count the signs I've seen. one of my neighbors put the sign for Trump and was forced to take it down a day later: neighborhood rules, no advertising. this is the weirdest election, for sure.

[lovemykidstoo]

I live in a republican state, but the city is leaning democratic. my husband has commented over the summer that this is the most silent presidential election he has ever seen: normally, the signs for both candidates were all over the city - cars, front lawns, even some windows. at this point, a week before election, I have enough fingers to count the signs I've seen. one of my neighbors put the sign for Trump and was forced to take it down a day later: neighborhood rules, no advertising. this is the weirdest election, for sure.

I thought the same thing. I have counted maybe 10 signs total. Usually they're everywhere. I mean really out of all the people in the US, these are the best 2 we could come up with? Very sad.

[Controlled Chaos]

I have a new 18 year old and she has been praying Hillary would run for years now and was thrilled to support her and work on her campaign, a ton of her friends too. The kids around here are coming out HUGE for Clinton. Some of them started with Bernie but now they are all about Hillary and very energized.

I am a huge fan too My grandma passed away the year she ran against Obama. I was so glad she got a chance to vote for her even in a primary. Grandma was a huge feminist and very active in the democratic party lovethis

[Blackcat31]