"I was raised Republican and voted for Trump in 2016 and 2020. However, after January 6 and the felony convictions, I can no longer pretend that the Republican Party I grew up with is still around as they continue to stand behind him. I'm voting for Kamala to protect my rights and those of my daughter with the hope this country is safer for everyone."
"I always knew that as an individual (morals, character, etc.), I did not agree or align with Donald Trump. However, I could put personal feelings aside for a cause that was important to me. I was genuinely concerned about judges legislating from the bench. I didn't like what I perceived to be very liberal agendas being pushed in courtrooms and law schools. I believed a vote for Trump was a vote for conservative judges who would interpret the law and uphold the Constitution. So, I voted for Trump in the last two election cycles. But I have been dismayed to see the sort of judges I 'earned' with my votes. Unfortunately, I see examples of unqualified, activist conservative judges doing the same types of things I lamented before: pushing special-interest agendas and legislating from the bench. Now, I will vote for Harris because my conscience won't allow me to vote for someone whose moral, ethical, and criminal footing leaves everything to be desired. I want to believe in my president rather than feel ashamed. Vice President Harris is my candidate."
"I voted for Trump in 2016 but only because I felt that Pence was an honorable man. I hoped that once Trump..."
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