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Some Republicans urge ticket-splitting for Clinton
RALEIGH, N.C. — When Frank Koconis was first able to vote in 1984, he cast his ballot for Ronald Reagan. Since then, he's been a reliable backer of Republican presidential nominees, including both presidents Bush, Bob Dole and Mitt Romney.3
This year, that streak of voting Republican for president will end.
"I can't vote for Donald Trump. I can't do it," Koconis said.
The software engineer from Matthews isn't a fan of Hillary Clinton, the Democratic nominee, but he insists she would make a more reasonable president, especially on foreign affairs, than Trump.
Some Republicans urge ticket-splitting for Clinton :: WRAL.com
Some Republicans urge ticket-splitting for Clinton
RALEIGH, N.C. — When Frank Koconis was first able to vote in 1984, he cast his ballot for Ronald Reagan. Since then, he's been a reliable backer of Republican presidential nominees, including both presidents Bush, Bob Dole and Mitt Romney.3
This year, that streak of voting Republican for president will end.
"I can't vote for Donald Trump. I can't do it," Koconis said.
The software engineer from Matthews isn't a fan of Hillary Clinton, the Democratic nominee, but he insists she would make a more reasonable president, especially on foreign affairs, than Trump.
Some Republicans urge ticket-splitting for Clinton :: WRAL.com
