37-year married couple split on US election, Wife votes Trump, Husband votes Clinton

The United States election has been characterized with some memorable moment. First it was a pregnant woman who stopped on her way to childbirth to cast her vote and now there is another interesting report on these couples.

According to CNN reports, in Washington County, just south of Pittsburgh, an elderly couple has agreed on a lot of things during their 37-year marriage. But who should be the next president is not one of them.

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The couple is split, and they weren't shy about explaining why.

"He's the best there is right now. We need somebody strong," said Jackie, explaining her support for the Republican nominee. "We need our country that can be our country again and not be owing all the other countries."

Her husband sees it differently.

"She's the best of the two," insisted Bill, before couching his support with a caveat. "I don't think either one of them are capable of running a country correctly without prejudice and I believe that the experience is what counts."

In wrapping up his conversation with the conflicted couple, Marquez had one simple question:

"Do you guys actually love each other?" he joked.

For Jackie, their love "trumps" politics.

"Oh yeah. What are you gonna do?" the Trump voter laughed.