I'm 41 and I've never voted before, but I'll be pulling the lever for Trump this fall.
My vote is practically worthless, because the electoral votes here (like in 47 other states) are winner-take-all. However, I believe the 3 million popular vote margin last time was well within the margin of fraud. In other words, I don't think Shrillary's "victory" can be proven, because there may have been enough fraudulent votes to tip it to her.
The sole reason I'm voting for the first time this fall is to cast my "fuck you" vote. I want to see Trump take the popular vote even if the Dems find a way to steal the electoral one. Any of you other blue state pedes have thoughts?
I'm in NY and have always voted in presidential elections (and most other ones too), since 1984, on principle. It might not decide the immediate election, but it's a declaration of truth and righteousness nonetheless. If both candidates were completely unacceptable I would consider not voting, or more likely I would write a name in.