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## Video: The Los Angeles Vote

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_Published 2008-02-06. On Super Tuesday a group of California Democrats explain whom they voted for - and why_


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## Transcript

>> My name is Gerald Bauers. I'm 39 years old and I live in Los Angeles, California. I voted for Barack Obama because I believe he is the best candidate for change in the United States. I believe our foreign policy has been a little bit disjointed recently and I think Barack Obama has the right vision for settling some of our disputes with our foreign partners and has the best resolution for the war in Iraq.

>> My name is Lea Zimmerman, I'm 33 years old and I live in Los Angeles California. I voted for Hillary Clinton today. It was a very last minute decision. I've been undecided up until about five minutes before I walked in to a polling place. I was thinking I was gonna vote for Obama but when it comes down to it, I think Hillary Clinton is more electable when it comes to the race between the Democrats and the Republicans.

>> My name is Chris Berris, I live in the Mid- Wilshire area of Los Angeles and I'm 42. I voted for Barack Obama because I think of all the Democrats, he's the best candidate that could make some effective change while, like Hillary, I think that if she won that there's enough people that don't like her that government would be grid locked.

>> My name is Suzie Kim. I'm 26. I voted for Hillary Clinton because I feel that she is a more aggressive candidate. But I definitely think that she has a lot more experience. Her husband got us out of the [ unk ] with the Bush and I definitely think she will know or take the right steps to get us out of the mess now.

>> My name is Prince Owens, I'm 34 years old. I live in Van Ness, California. I voted for Obama. I believe that Obama is very sincere about making change for our country's economical status and I believe that he really cares about our people and our country. I think that he has a really good change. I'm hoping that it works out. I hope that he wins and I could see a change in the future.

>> My name is Robbie Weiss. I live in Beverly Hills, California and I'm 37 years old. Today I voted for Barack Obama. With all due respect to the Clintons, I think it's time for change in this country and I think our country will do a lot better into the leadership of Barack and I'm a long supporter this my young age of the Republican party but I think Barack Obama has the right ideas to take this country forward in his next term of office.

>> Hi. My name is Joanne Pitt, I'm 35 and I live in Beverly Hills. I voted for Barack Obama because I'm looking for change and I don't want another four or eight years of a Clinton in the White House.

>> My name is Will Bezill and I'm 41. I voted for Barack because he's a pure candidate in my opinion. Hillary is such a career politician that I think that, you know, she's probably garnered and owes a lot of favors to people.

>> My name is Justin Londy, I'm 20 years old and I live in Koreatown. I voted for Barack Obama for his strong stage presence and for his previous voting record in congress. I believe that his use and his ability to connect to a wide variety of people will make him the best president.

>> My name is Neil McDermott. I live in the Hancock Park neighborhood Los Angeles. I voted for Hillary Clinton because I believe she is the most qualified and the most experienced of all the candidates. I was a little bit torn between Obama and Clinton but I just feel she has the experience and she has the dedication. I believe she is the most honest of all the politicians.

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