Is your favored 2016 candidate more conservative/liberal than you?

[NeverAgain]

For me that'd be Bernie and I'd say I'm pretty much agreed with him on 95%, I'm for open borders though.

[OSR stands with Israel]

Kasich is probably i a little more liberal then me

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

I don't have a favored candidate any more.

[🦀🎂🦀🎂]

Lincoln Chafee was approximately seven metric metres to my right, but he was the only block of granite for me.

[Maxwell]

Hillary is to my left, if only slightly.

[Crumpets]

Hillary is slightly to my right on a couple of issues - pot, Wall Street regulations, and Israel/Palestine are the ones that come to mind.

[RosettaStoned]

  Dr. Carson is to my right mostly on social issues.

[Lexii, harbinger of chaos and sexual anarchy]

A little to my right

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Bernie to my right lmao

[○∙◄☻¥tπ[╪AV┼cVê└]

Bernie is to my right on social issues. Not sure about economic issues.

[Higgs]

Pretty much equal to Rand, maybe a slight bit to the left socially and a slight bit to the right on foreign policy

[Rockefeller GOP]

I don't have a favored candidate any more.

[ScottieF]

Undecided between Bernie and Hillary. Bernie is about where I am, maybe slightly to my left on foreign policy. Hillary is well to my right on economics.

[Thunderbird is the word]

Bernie is slightly more conservative than I am, though it's on foreign policy which I know isn't exactly a left-right paradigm. Basically I agree with him on most domestic issues but am more of a non-interventionist.

[Intell]

Slightly to the left on Economics, Far to the left on Social Issues. I support Bernie of course.

[Mercenary]

Paul is a lot more economically conservative than I am.

[Chunk Yogurt for President!]

Paul is a little to my left.

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

Donald Trump is both.

[Clark Kent]

Rubio is a bit more socially conservative than I am.

[Bismarck]

Rubio is about the same on economics and most social issues (to the right of me on gay marriage and pot) but is more hawkish than me.

[RINO Tom]

I don't have a favored candidate any more.

This.  To the extent that I do (within my own party), Kasich is to my right on every social issue most likely and to my left on free trade ... I really don't know why I ever supported him other than he seemed electable.  I like the guy, but strictly ideologically speaking, we're not a great match.  Rubio is far to my right on most things, I'm only "supporting" him because 1) he seems the most electable and 2) I do not believe that he would act on most of the red meat that he's tossing out to the base.  I think he'd govern as a relatively mainstream pro-business, hawkish Republican.  And honestly, I can live with that.

[Leinad]

Rand's more conservative than me, probably across the board.

Johnson's to the left of me on abortion, but aside from that there are few differences. Maybe he's marginally more conservative.

Everyone else is on a different planet than me on economic issues, social issues, foreign policy, or multiple of the above. I literally can't name my next choice since Chafee dropped out (yes, he was my next choice--50% serious, 40% ironic, 10% protest vote).

[smoltchanov]

Hillary. She is more liberal then me. But ALL republican candidates (even Pataki) are more conservative then me))))

[DavidB.]

On the economy, Rubio might be more left-wing than I (except for healthcare issues, where I'm far to his left), whereas socially he is more conservative than I.