<p>I will go first. When I visited Princeton it seemed like a very conservative town, but I heard a lot of Princetonians are democrats.</p>
<p>I am a Democrat.</p>
<p>Pretty conservative, here.</p>
<p>Republican here.</p>
<p>financially conservative, socially liberal.</p>
<p>60</p>
<p>Republican</p>
<p>i am liberal republican.</p>
<p>Princeton the town is quite democratic, the campus is pretty split.</p>
<p>Democrat baby</p>
<p>I'm an extremely liberal Democrat. (And it's all thanks to living in SF, the liberal capitol of the world. :) )</p>
<p>Dem-o-crat. Actually, Independent, but I identify more with the democratic platform (although I feel it's too moderate at times). Good times. I like diversity.</p>
<p>It depends... whos asking? That said, I woulda voted against Bush this past election if i coulda and woulda done so by voting for kerry.</p>
<p>Republican, here.</p>
<p>legendofmax! You liar. (who was old enough to vote but didn't register...shame on you) </p>
<p><-- democrat, for now.</p>
<p>Legend.... tsk, tsk!</p>
<p>Yea! You missed out. Pulling that lever thing...ahh so fun.
Actually, those voting machines are surprisingly unadvanced. Where do our tax dollars go?? (ahh don't answer that, I don't wanna start another debate)</p>
<p><strong><em>CENSORS SELF to avoid CC imploding with all the angry comments</em></strong></p>
<p>Ah, yes, the joy of our gov't.</p>
<p>cool gracilisae is a republican too? and kebree? the three of us should hang out up at princeton (if we get in ;) )</p>
<p>Seems like there are more republicans than democrats here actually, cavalier. More than just the three of you at least.</p>
<p>oh and cavalier, you need to post more. You are definitely not a lurker anymore but you're not enough of a presence here!</p>
<p>lol ok! Me and my republican buddies at princeton can invite the rest of you ED'ers over to my dorm (with roomie with ilcapo) to reminisce about Reagan and such.</p>
<p>Ted Kennedy Democrat here.</p>
<p>Future President of the Princeton University Republicans</p>