Which party would other countries vote for?

[Free Bird]

Bouncing off Starwatcher's idea , what if other countries became states? Which color "state" would they be? Fun thing to think about.

[Free Bird]

Not Atlas Colors

England: blue
Canada: purple
Mexico: blue
India: red at first, descend into purple
Australia: red
Japan: blue by mistake
Russia: red. I'm so punny

Any others?

[DC Al Fine]

Don't most polls indicate that Western nations would vote 75%+ Dem?

[Dixie Reborn]

Atlas Colors:

Canada - Red
All of central America - Red
South America W/O Argentina - Red
Argentina - Blue

Western Europe - Likely Democrat, but drifting towards Atlas Blue (opposite process of Texas and Georgia)

More Specific WE:
United Kingdom - Tossup
Ireland - Red
Portugal - Red
Spain - Red
France - Red
Germany - Blue
Switzerland - Yellow (Libertarian)
Italy - Red
Iceland - Blue
Austria - Blue
Denmark - Tossup
Netherlands - Red
Belgium - Red
Luxembourg - Blue

Eastern Europe - Safe Republican
Czech Republic - Blue
Slovakia - Blue
Serbia - Royal Blue
Bosnia - Red
Kosovo - Red
Croatia - Blue
Greece - Royal Blue
Bulgaria - Blue
Moldova - Red
Hungary - Royal Blue
Poland - Blue
Norway - Red
Sweden - Red
Finland - Red
Latvia - Blue
Lithuania - Blue
Estonia - Blue
Russia - Royal Blue
Belarus - Tossup
Ukraine - Tossup
Other Former Soviet States - Blue

Rest of the world coming soon.

[Lief 🗽]

Safe Republican
Czech Republic - Blue

lol no

[Indy Texas]

Safe Republican
Czech Republic - Blue

lol no

Really, why would the most atheistic country in the West vote for the Faith-Family-Freedom party?

[Blue3]

India is very socialist, I don't see them voting Republican.

[Lief 🗽]

Seriously, there are very few countries that would vote for the Republicans. In most countries, they would be a fringe far-right party. Like the FN in France or whatever.

[Peeperkorn]

Colombia, Perú and Chile: Republican.

Argentina and Uruguay: Democrat.

Brazil: toss-up

Costa Rica: Democrat.

Rest of Central-America: Republicans.

[afleitch]

UK might just have picked Nixon over Kennedy, might have went for Ford and probably would have went for Bush 1. After that however it would become an increasingly safer Democratic state.

[Cassius]

This assumes that if the rest of the world could vote in US elections that either the two major parties had not shifted ideologically to interact with this highly different electorate, and also that the other countries in question had not evolved political preferences that were similar to those of the United States.

[SNJ1985]

Poland seems like it would be receptive to the Republicans, if the current composition of the Sejm is any indication.

[🦀🎂🦀🎂]

I expect the GOP would have relatively little "strongholds" compared to the Democrats. My first impressions Republican potential heartlands include: Alberta - with the potential to swing other prairie states; West Australia and Queensland; conservative Asian societies like Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, Japan and Indian BJP strongholds; Poland, Hungary and various other anti-communist East Europe countries; Ireland fifteen years ago; Bavaria; Alpine Europe; and Chile.

Of course, the premise is ridiculous; but an interesting thought excercise nonetheless.

 

Seriously, there are very few countries that would vote for the Republicans. In most countries, they would be a fringe far-right party. Like the FN in France or whatever.

The Republicans are not "far-right", in any European sense of the term.

[Grumpier Than Thou]

Seriously, there are very few countries that would vote for the Republicans. In most countries, they would be a fringe far-right party. Like the FN in France or whatever.

This.

[ElectionsGuy]

As much as this forum would like to believe, the republican party is not a far-right party in any way (Assuming far-right is being used correctly).

I really don't know what countries would vote D/R. All I know is most of western and northern Europe would vote democratic.

[Deus Naturae]

I wonder; which party would have to alter its platform more?

[Blue3]

I wonder; which party would have to alter its platform more?

Republicans, if they want to attract religious conservatives who aren't just Christian.

[IceSpear]

Iran - Republicans

[memphis]

The Republican opposition to universal healthcare is a complete non starter in any other developed nation. People who have a guaranteed right to medical treatment without the risk of  complete financial ruin generally like it.

[Miles]

Iran - Republicans

Yep.

[KCDem]

Is this a serious question?

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/worldviews/wp/2012/10/23/poll-finds-20-of-21-countries-strongly-prefer-obama-exception-pakistan/

[Free Bird]

Iran - Republicans

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OHRiINJuwLc

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Republicans do well in the middle east and Russia.
Democrats do well most places.

[Peeperkorn]

Seriously, there are very few countries that would vote for the Republicans. In most countries, they would be a fringe far-right party. Like the FN in France or whatever.

This.

[Famous Mortimer]

Israeli is maybe the only country that would vote Republican.

Anyone answering more than 1 or 2 has no clue what they're talking about.

I encourage the OP to post this in the international discussion section so that people with more energy than me can point out all the ways he's completely uninformed.