The #VoteYerMusic project

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Many moons ago, I dreamed up a plan to ask all the presidential candidates to tell me what their favorite music was.



Now, I am not being serious when I say you should vote for someone who likes the same music as you.  Granted, there have been worse people reasons people have voted than "He's a fan of the band Tool", "I like Neo-Soul, too", or "This candidate really appreciates classical music".

My goal is really to celebrate our similarities as Americans, not our differences, and on occasion, it may be a candidate that you are not familiar with, but you might really like.

Anyway, you can check the responses here by clicking on any of the names below:

Currently running for US President in the General Election 
Veterans Party

Max Abramson

Write-In

Andy Williams Jr

Former Primary Presidential Candidates, currently running for another office

Libertarian Party

Dan Taxation is Theft Behrman (currently running for Governor of Texas in 2022)

Keenan Wallace Dunham (currently running for US Senator in South Carolina)

Primary Election Candidates in races now decided

 Democratic Party 

 Joe Sestak 

 Robby Wells

 Republican Party

 Robert Ardini

 Zoltan Ivstan 

Libertarian Party

Ken Armstrong  

Sam Robb (currently supporting the candidacy of Jo Jorgenson)






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