Which states do your beliefs coincide with the most?

[Senator-elect Spark]

And if you ran as a candidate how would the map look?

[Goldwater]

Well, which states are largely open to globalization and at least somewhat libertarian on most domestic issues?

[OSR stands with Israel]

Probably Ohio

[President Punxsutawney Phil]

Minnesota, probably.

[Mr. Smith]

Pennsylvania

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

I honestly, really don't know. I guess until recent years Massachusetts wouldn't have been a bad fit all things considered. Maybe Pennsylvania?

[Lechasseur]

Probably West Virginia

[SATW]

South Florida politics seem to be my cup of tea. That area tends to be more socially moderate/liberal, so my social views would fit in better there then in some other areas. I'd particularly be pretty vocal on LGBT advocacy - especially on supporting non-housing discrimination protections and on promoting ENDA. I'd also be very active in Pro-Life circles.

South Florida's Cuban Community would likely be receptive to my views on Cuban and foreign policy issues. I'm also keen on reaching out to the Venezuelan community - which has been growing in SoFLA.

South Florida's Jewish Community would, obviously, be a big part of my base here.  Pro-Israel GOP Jews and Pro-Israel new democrat-style liberals would particularly make up a big part my Jewish support. Promoting Jewish unity on a communal level and supporting Jewish charities would also be a big part of my political persona.

My views on immigration are much less extreme then the national GOP's as well and thus would help me fit in more in an area like South Florida.

My mainstream right-wing/libertarian economic views shouldn't be an issue here but I'm sure I'll have to have a more specific education plan ready to promote in this area.

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

Montana, Vermont, or New Hampshire.

[Hydera]

Portland metropolitan area - The politics here are far more social democrat than other democratic party strongholds on economic issues. I have a progressive viewpoint on many issues which actually contrasts with the social liberal and economic centrist focus of Cali dems. And that fits well with the large progressive base in the Portland metro area.

Either that or Vermont, Minneapolis.

[LLR]

The Democratic party of somewhere like Tennessee, Louisiana or Missouri, the overall climate of, say, Minnesota or Ohio maybe?

[MT Treasurer]

A mix of Montana, Maine, Wisconsin, Texas and Tennessee.

[Shameless Lefty Hack]

Maine, discounting York and Cumberland counties.

[Santander]

Kentucky

[Xing]

Probably just about anywhere on the West Coast, or maybe the Democratic Party in places like Colorado, Minnesota, and Wisconsin.

[Antonio the Sixth]

I honestly, really don't know. I guess until recent years Massachusetts wouldn't have been a bad fit all things considered. Maybe Pennsylvania?

I'd give the same answer, but replacing Massachusetts with California and Pennsylvania with Vermont.

[Dr. MB]

Vermont or Maine.

[White Trash]

West Virginia or Pennsylvania

[Bismarck]

Iowa, Kansas (not Brownback though), Nebraska. States where the GOP is usually pretty level headed and is very pro ag. Socially moderate to center right  and fiscally conservative.

[MAINEiac4434]

Massachusetts and California.

[Crumpets]

What Virginia will become 5-10 years from now.

[Kingpoleon]

Well, which states are largely open to globalization and at least somewhat libertarian on most domestic issues?

Minnesota and Oregon, I guess. Possibly Vermont.

[Technocracy Timmy]

Some state full of liberal war hawks?

I'd do better in the more hawkish South but I'd lose dovish states in the north. So this:

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[Anna Komnene]

States aren't people and don't have beliefs. 

[Hoosier_Nick]

Virginia (Specifically NoVa) Socially liberal, fiscally moderate, pro-free trade.