[tomalak301]

So, is your state having a primary today? If it is, are you going to vote if you're eligible. I would recommend you do. It's a very important day.

[Ampris]

My primary isn't until May fifth, unfortunately. But I'll be sure to get out there and vote when the day finally comes... three months from now. Oi.

[electricbolt]

I live in NY so yeah, my state has a primary today. I made sure to go vote in between college classes today.

[Quark]

I'm voting in a few hours!

[MissionTrek08]

I believe I heard something about a primary here in CA today, ha!

Voted this morning before work, and I had to use the handicap-accessible voting booth because the rest (for my party) were being used -- first time I've seen it that busy in the morning at my neighborhood polling place in ... forver. Good sign!

[Ready Room]

I'm from Canada and i've been following this super tuesday thing
for the democrats between Obama and Clinton, it's impossible to say who the clear winner is tonight, we'd have to wait for a few more primaries.

However for the Republicans it looks like a close percentage for McCain and Romney, it doesn't look like Huckabee is gaining much momentum like McCain is.

It's going to be an interesting couple of hours. that's for sure.

[24thcenstfan]

My state's primary (for Republican and Democrat) was the other week. I chose not to vote because I have not decided who I want to vote for. Or if I even want to vote for a Democrat or a Republican. It depends on what Independent candidates come to the forefront over the coming months as well.

I'll have my vote worked out by the time the General Election roles around in November.

[Quark]

Feels good to get the voting out of the way!

[schmoekus]

I come from Germany, so we have no Primary or Caucus

But al lot of people and media is looking on this exciting race, here.
We stay to USA, the old and new european

[Willow]

Here in South Africa we're also following it quite closely