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I already voted. I challenge people I probably identify with that think that refusing to vote for a Republican they don’t agree with will teach them a lesson. It won’t, their political career will probably be over. I think the “R” will listen more than the “D” so there is a greater chance to move the politics in the right direction if voting for the “R” even if not perfect. I have had to hold my nose more than once, but politicians can change sometimes. I am willing to take that risk rather than let the leftists win. If your candidate is not perfect, educate them to your best ability. Let them know that if they dissapoint they will face a well-funded challengernext election and nasty letters to the editor on a daily basis.