Which election would you say was the most important election you have ever voted for?

This can included a federal (country) government election, state government, county government, city government, or a schoolboard election. I would say the most important election I voted for was the 2000 Presidential Election because it was the first time I could vote in a major and important election.

Public Comments

1. 2000, when I helped elect Al Gore president. Of course, things didn't turn out the way the electorate wanted...
2. The 1992 Presidential Election between the First Bush and Clinton.
3. EVEN THOUGH THE WORDS ARE TWISTED. I EVENTUALLY READ BETWEEN THE LINES. I SOLELY VOTE ON REFERENDUMS.
4. Every election since my first in 1973 has been important. It has changed & shaped my life.
5. THE MOST INPORTANT ELECTION I VOTED FOR WAS FOR THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
6. I agree that the 2000 Presidential election was the most important to me too. I was ready to get rid of the liberal bafoon we had in there. And I'm not so sure how good of a job a liberal would have dealt with the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Although I am not thoroughly pleased with the Bush administration, I do believe they have done a better job than any Democrats would have done if they had been elected President.
7. The next one, because if things don't change in 2006, we will not be a republic anymore.
8. '92, Bush Clinton and Perot. My candidate Perot lost.
9. 1992
10. It will be the 2006 midterm elections. Other than that it would have to be the 2000 election when I voted for Nader.
11. 2004 election just think of the mess if Kerry was President if that don't scare a person nothing will
12. Every single election is important. No one election is more important than the others.