Eng Subs.
The single exception:Gakkou no Kaidan

Native with subs. But I need to make a mention about how annoyed I am when the official English has the Japanese dubs of Chinese and Korean shows

Mostly subs. I definitely prefer subs but sometimes my brain is too tired to read. Anything I watch with my SO is dubs, except HxH. The English was obnoxious.

Mostly subs, but dubs if they're good (This poll doesn't mention that it has to be EN dub btw. 😂)

Flavors of Youth in Netflix is one of the few anime that I watched with both original voice (JP) and dub (CN). It was a joint project between the Japanese and Chinese studio. The setting all took place in China.

I also watched Pokémon series (at least the Indigo League and Johto League) in EN dub. I think it's better for me, since the Pokémon names and the characters (except Ash and his mother) are the same as the US game.

However, there were some anime series that I watched only the ID dub because I didn't know any way to watch it in the japanese dub at that time. Digimon, Doraemon, P-Man, Chibi Maruko-chan, Ninja Hattori, etc. I watched them when I was a kid. Most of them were shown in TV stations, dubbed in my native language.

(And I recently also watched some chinese anime in Netflix, eg Big Fish and Begonia. It's great one. )

The only time I watch a dub was the anime on TV back when I was a kid mmm...

So far as I can tell, I last watched an anime... 1 year and 5 months ago. I picked "I don't watch anime".
I just don't have the patience for watching things. I don't have enough of an interest in video entertainment, anymore, to take the effort to pay attention and follow at someone else's pace. I'd rather use that kind of focus on practical things.
The erosion of attention common to our era is a factor.
And some of it is just changing as a person. I've stopped trying to force interest.

I like reading. I really like reading. It's at my own pace.

There's still OST. I've been listening to Berserk (1997)'s soundtrack on loop for several hours now.

Native audio with English subtitles, all the way. The only exception in my 15+ years of anime-watching: Get Backers. One of my favourite animanga, and the English dub is amazing for no reason I can determine. It's just random good fortune, seeing as it was only moderately popular in both Japan and the west.

Aside from joke dubs, (including unintentional joke dubs. I.e. supposedly serious dubs, that are really bad, in a way that makes it hilarious) dubbing is an abomination!

The only justifiable reasons, for doing non-joke dubs, are:
1. Shows for kids, too young to be able to read subtitles (either can't read, or not fast enough)
...but NOT if it's a language that the kids are expected to learn.
So e.g., if it's a non-English country, but English education is obligatory and introduced early in school... No dubbing! (and no subbing. Well, maybe subbing in the original language)
Some kids show in some Slavic language, or... Japanese? Dub 'em.
Anything for somewhat older kids, who aren't all too slow at reading (so maybe... 8+? I dunno): No dubbing!

2. A sizeable portion of the target audience is illiterate.

Mostly subs, and sometimes dubs if they're good.

Generally, I default to native audio, but I'll sometimes take a peak at a dub, especially if the actual show is set in a western country. So like Baccano!, Black Lagoon, and the lesser known L/R: Licensed by Royalty are all shows I go out of my way to watch dubbed at least once. Though, honestly, Licensed by Royalty's English dub is so good that it's almost criminal to watch it subbed.

Ah. 'k.
And yeah, I'd assume they probably mostly speak English, within the Lagoon crew. (what language(s) they use around others, however, I dunno, but suspect it's mostly English)

Venezuela isn't an English speaking country...
Why do you speak of "Western", rather than "English speaking"?

Considering I don't watch much anime and the ones I used to watch had passable to good dubs (FMA, Eureka Seven, Bleach, Your Name, Kiki's Delivery Service, Inuyasha, etc.) I've always preferred dubs.

Dubs. I have dry eyes so I like being able to look away from the screen at intervals.

Definitely subtitles. I just really like hearing the language, because it's pretty. I prefer subtitles on non anime as well for the exact same reason. I do hate when subtitles remove the honorifics or change the name order or alter the nicknames when you can hear them in the Japanese (Funimation wrote "Rittie" when the character clearly said "Ricchan" in Sekaiichi Hatsukoi). However, I've watched some Studio Ghibli films first as dubs, such as Spirited Away and My Neighbor Totoro (old Fox(?) dub, NOT the one with one of the Fanning girls), so I don't mind dubs with those.

But watching Demon City Shinjuku on Amazon Prime Video dubbed was a very, very hilarious and terrible experience. Most dubs seem so overwrought in the acting in order try to match the Japanese mouth movements(?) that it's embarrassing to listen to.

I'm a regular anime watcher and usually its mostly subs like probably 90%, but there are some that I prefer English dubbed (ex. Cowboy Bebop, Ghost in the Shell, Baccano, Code Geass, FLCL, Hellsing Ultimate) and a few that I alternate on rewatches between sub and dub (one time view the whole thing sub and next time all dub) like for example Black Lagoon, Neon Genesis Evangelion, etc. Mostly because I enjoy certain voice actors in one dub over the other like I prefer Maryke Hendrikse over Megumi Toyoguchi because Megumi just sounds like she's just using a typical yankee voice which I found boring, but I prefer Tsutomo Isobe over Dean Redman as Dutch in Black Lagoon. 😁

In live-action its only subs the dubs in live-action are often horrible.

One thing that should be mentioned is that while some anime dubs can be bad especially the old ones not all subs are good either. There's been plenty with mistranslations or just poor word usage and then there are some that go opposite extreme and are so stilted attempting to be accurate that it can be a pain to comprehend.

It's 50/50 for me. I don't have a real preference, it depends on whichever one sounds better or is readily available at the moment.
But I am slightly biased towards dubs.

I watch anime in Japanese, without subs. So I can't vote for my preferred option 🤣
If I watch Chinese or Korean animations - then I do so with subs.

Native audio with subs. I studied some Japanese language can enjoy some things that are lost in translation, like some puns, dialects, and speaking styles that add to the experience. Sometimes I pick up new words to learn, too.

Um... How about Japanese audio, no subs. I've said this before, probably several times. If you can't be bothered to think the likely answers for a minute, and even if you can, just add "Other, specify in comments" option and you've got all your bases covered.

On original audio with no subs:
I want to occasionally watch some Japanese stuff (not necessarily anime) with Japanese subs ...which is, annoyingly, something that is extremely rare to find.
Watching something with subs in the original language subs, is great for language learning!

...and it's also nice to have the subs, for if you don't quite hear what is said, properly (or if you're not entirely sure how the word is written), which is a reason why some people sometimes like to have subs on stuff, that is in their native language. (such as English speakers, choosing to have English subs on English stuff ...and I'm not talking about people with hearing problems)

P.S.
It's really annoying, that English subs for English stuff, often names the person saying something
...even when the viewer wouldn't/shouldn't know who the speaker is, yet. (even if you have to name the people, and I think there are better solutions, you can "name" unknown people as "man"/"woman"/"stranger"/"unknown" or something like that, until it is known who they are)
...and also, it would be nice to have subtitles in the original language, that aren't made for the hearing impaired, with the extra stuff that such subs include. (they're necessary for the hearing impaired, sure, but for the rest of us, they're just annoying)
D.S.

I went from "I watch dubs because they're on TV" as a child to "I watch subs but will watch dubs if they don't make me want to gouge my ears out" as a preteen to "I watch exclusively subs because they best capture original author intent through their voice work" as a teenager to "I don't watch anime because the vast majority of them are based on manga and sometimes get soul-crushingly bad adaptations so it's not worth the risk" as an adult.

When people recommend anime to me, my immediate thought is "I wonder if there's a manga that came first", and if there is, I will give that manga a shot. If there's not, I end up going "hmm, it's original so maybe it'll be fine since there can't be any weird filler or plot deviations... maybe I'll watch it" and then I never end up watching it.

The last anime I watched was Tiger & Bunny in 2011 (never watched the Netflix continuation) and the last one before that was Code Geass.

So I picked I don't watch anime