"ISideWith.Com" Electoral Map

[frihetsivrare]

Candidate
Ron Paul

on domestic policy, foreign policy, healthcare, economic, social, and immigration issues.

87%

Gary Johnson

on domestic policy, foreign policy, economic, healthcare, and social issues.

75%

Virgil Goode

on domestic policy, foreign policy, environmental, economic, and immigration issues.

73%

Mitt Romney

on domestic policy, economic, immigration, and science issues.

8%

Barack Obama

no major issues.


Party

88% Libertarian

73% Republican

36% Green

8% Democratic

[afleitch]

Obama 86%
Stein 83%
Alexander 74%
Paul 20%
Romney 9%

D 86%
G 83%
L 33%
R 9%

I side with Obama on all issues except Domestic Policy and Immigration (Stein) and Economy (Paul) :/

[fezzyfestoon]

Gary Johnson - 87%
Jill Stein - 80%
Ron Paul - 77%
Barack Obama - 65%
Stewart Alexander - 61%
Jimmy McMillan - 21%
Virgil Goode - 9%
Mitt Romney - 7%
Pennsylvania Voters - 27%
American Voters - 27%

Libertarian Party - 85%
Green Party - 80%
Democratic Party - 65%
Republican Party - 7%

Very entertaining

[Хahar 🤔]

Having been here five years ago, it's funny to see Mitt Romney at 7%.

[WhyteRain]

I didn't take the quiz, but I e'mailed it to my 20-year-old college student daughter, who did take it.  She said her views lined up most with Ron Paul and I forget the rest.

My 16-year-old daughter took it, too, but I don't know how it turned out for her.

My 16-year-old said she lined up with Barack Obama (82%).  But she had to ask a lot of questions like "what was the TARP bailout" and "what is the Patriot Act".

[Simfan34]

I like how this site maintains the pretense that we live in a multiparty democracy.

I didn't take the quiz, but I e'mailed it to my 20-year-old college student daughter, who did take it.  She said her views lined up most with Ron Paul and I forget the rest.

My 16-year-old daughter took it, too, but I don't know how it turned out for her.

My 16-year-old said she lined up with Barack Obama (82%).  But she had to ask a lot of questions like "what was the TARP bailout" and "what is the Patriot Act".

Good grief man, you have kids? Grown kids? Girls? The age of 60% of this forum? Your presence on this site just became untenable.

[fezzyfestoon]

Having been here five years ago, it's funny to see Mitt Romney at 7%.

Yeah, really. He probably still wouldn't have even been that high for me back then. But 7% is just too perfect

[Negusa Nagast 🚀]

A litte update.
Obama: 372
Johnson: 156
Unknown: 10

[後援会]

74% with Barack Obama. 72% with Mitt Romney.

Ahahahaha, no.

[Adam Griffin]

74% with Barack Obama. 72% with Mitt Romney.

Ahahahaha, no.

Well, your avatar is NH.

I got:

Stein: 90%
Obama: 78%
Johnson: 77%
Anderson: 69%
American Voters: 63%
Georgia Voters: 57%
Paul: 51%
Romney: 20%
Goode: 18%

[後援会]

74% with Barack Obama. 72% with Mitt Romney.

Ahahahaha, no.

Well, your avatar is NH.

New Hampshire is a gloriously Republican state.

[Adam Griffin]

74% with Barack Obama. 72% with Mitt Romney.

Ahahahaha, no.

Well, your avatar is NH.

New Hampshire is a gloriously Republican state.

Perhaps, but mainly by the old-line method of Republican thought. There is a pretty large discrepancy between the statewide and national preferences of New Hampshire citizens. Namely, they can trust their locally-elected Republicans to be reasonable and moderate, whereas national Republicans are bat-sh!t crazy by New Hampshire Republican standards.

[Redalgo]

My results looked something like this:

94% - Jill Stein
76% - Rocky Anderson
74% - Barack Obama
64% - Gary Johnson
33% - Ron Paul
15% - Mitt Romney
13% - Virgil Goode

52% - American Voters
50% - Montanan Voters

91% - Democratic
89% - Green
53% - Libertarian
11% - Republican

[後援会]

Perhaps, but mainly by the old-line method of Republican thought. There is a pretty large discrepancy between the statewide and national preferences of New Hampshire citizens. Namely, they can trust their locally-elected Republicans to be reasonable and moderate, whereas national Republicans are bat-sh!t crazy by New Hampshire Republican standards.

I don't...really believe that. New Hampshire Republicans on the local level are fairly conservative. Far more conservative than I, or Mitt Romney, or most of the congressional GOP. After all, New Hampshire is a no-income tax, no-sales tax state with a government fall smaller than the red state norm.

If anything, the national GOP is considerably more economically centrist than the NH GOP. I'd consider myself fairly close to our Democrat governor, but also far closer to the national GOP than the national Dems, who I find insanely leftist. Of course, most of the Republicans we send to Congress are fairly moderate, but again, I think that's the national GOP working its magic.

[Maxwell]

94% Gary Johnson
92% Ron Paul


All I needed to read

[Grumpier Than Thou]

My updated results:

Gary Johnson - 96%
Ron Paul - 95%
Mitt Romney - 69%
Virgil Goode - 65%
Jill Stein 37%
Rocky Anderson - 28%
Barack Obama - 16%

By party:

Libertarian - 91%
Republican - 71%
Democratic - 41%
Green - 36%

[Third Party]

Jill Stein, 77%
Gary Johnson, 74%

[H.E. VOLODYMYR ZELENKSYY]

Jill Stein - 98%
Barack Obama - 81%
Rocky Anderson - 75%
Ron Paul - 13%
Mitt Romney - 8%
New York - 56%
United States - 51%
Democrats - 98%
Greens - 84%
Libertarians - 24%
Republicans - 0%

[Frozen Sky Ever Why]

Jill Stein 77% (enviromental, immigration, economic, healthcare, domestic)
Mitt Romney 65% (social, foreign policy)
Barack Obama 60% (enviromental, science)

[TNF]

Barack Obama: economy, foreign policy, social issues (80%)
Jill Stein: domestic policy, health care, foreign policy, social issues (80%)
Rocky Anderson: economy, health care, and social issues (63%)
Gary Johnson (25%)
Mitt Romney: immigration, science (18%)
Virgil Goode: immigration (6%)

Kentucky voters: domestic policy, foreign policy, immigration, and science (50%)
American voters: domestic policy, foreign policy, immigration, social issues, and science (51%)

Democratic: 89%
Green: 76%
Libertarian: 13%
Republican: 8%

[5280]

Gary Johnson: 96%
Mitt Romney: 89%
Virgil Goode: 76%
Barack Obama: 53%
Jill Stein: 34%
Rocky Anderson: 17%

Libertarian: 85%
Republican: 80%
Democratic: 43%
Green: 23%

[morgieb]

[sentinel]

Seems that Obama supporters have taken over the poll.

From what I saw, Mitt Romney wasn't even a contender. Many states had Johnson and Obama  within a point of each other. Florida was tied, but Obama's name appeared first.

Obama: (Red) 398 EV
Johnson: (Yellow) 128 EV

Alaska and Hawaii not on the map

[Vosem]

I side with Mitt Romney on most issues in the 2012 Presidential Election.
Candidates you side with...
83%
Mitt Romney
on domestic policy, foreign policy, healthcare, immigration, and social issues
75%
Gary Johnson
on healthcare, domestic policy, and immigration issues
74%
Barack Obama
on science, immigration, social, economic, and environmental issues
66%
Jill Stein
on science, economic, and environmental issues
33%
Virgil Goode
on social issues
12%
Rocky Anderson
no major issues
55%
Ohio Voters
on science, domestic policy, immigration, healthcare, environmental, and social issues.
55%
American Voters
on science, domestic policy, immigration, healthcare, environmental, and social issues.
Who you side with by party...
70%
Republican
67%
Democratic
67%
Libertarian
60%
Green

Who you side with by issue...
Most
important to me
Science
I side the most with Barack Obama on science issues.
More
important to me
Healthcare
I side the most with Gary Johnson on healthcare issues.
More
important to me
Domestic Policy
I side the most with Mitt Romney on domestic policy issues.
More
important to me
Immigration
I side the most with Barack Obama on immigration issues.
Somewhat
important to me
Foreign Policy
I side the most with Mitt Romney on foreign policy issues.
Somewhat
important to me
The Environment
I side the most with Barack Obama on environmental issues.
Somewhat
important to me
The Economy
I side the most with Barack Obama on economic issues.
Somewhat
important to me
Social
I side the most with Barack Obama on social issues.

The big surprise is Obama on economic issues, and a lesser surprise is environmental issues...I did expect Romney to be my first pick, which he is.

[Rules for me, but not for thee]

Thought I'd add mine to the pile since we're nearing election day:

Gary Johnson - 95%
Mitt Romney - 78%
Virgil Goode - 66%
Barack Obama - 13%

The Romney/Obama split is surprising to me, really.  Didn't think I was that far from Obama on issues.

Also for my Senate district in TN:

Dr. Shaun Crowell (L) - 97%
Mark Clayton(D) - 71%
Bob Corker(R) - 58%

I already voted in the early elections for the Libertarians.