Partisan affiliation poll

[Jaggerjack]

Crud... I accidentally voted "Strong Republican"

[© tweed]

somewhere between strong Democrat and none-of-the-above.  closer to the latter.  but 'swing' would not be an accurate connotation, at all.

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Lean Democratic

[CPT MikeyMike]

Lean Democratic

Who are you fooling kiddo?

[Jaggerjack]

Lean Democratic

Only?

[Queen Mum Inks.LWC]

Strong Republican

[J. J.]

Lean Republican, and I am considering voting for Hilary Clinton.

[Aizen]

Lean Democrat. I don't really like them but I'm not voting for the joke GOP anytime soon.

[angus]

I do have a reason for doing this, a potentially interesting one, but you'll have to answer first.

Yeah, I know there are no other poll options when there could be some, but that's intentional.

Please post (that's really the important part).  And no "between options."  Please just pick one.  Or I'll never love you again.  Thanks!

well, I voted in your poll, but I'm not feeling loved yet.  where's the love?

[Alcon]

I do have a reason for doing this, a potentially interesting one, but you'll have to answer first.

Yeah, I know there are no other poll options when there could be some, but that's intentional.

Please post (that's really the important part).  And no "between options."  Please just pick one.  Or I'll never love you again.  Thanks!

well, I voted in your poll, but I'm not feeling loved yet.  where's the love?

No one will love you until you stop touching yourself.  Don't you read your Bible?

[Democratic Hawk]

I'd be a strong Democrat. That it is not to say that I wouldn't be at odds with many Democrats on certain issues, however

Dave

[tik 🪀✨]

Lean Democrat.

One of the few things about our two party system here in the US that I like is that both of the major parties provide a rather large range of opinions within themselves. While hardly a common trait, it does mean that from time to time someone in either party can champion an individual view over the party line, which is why I look for independent thinkers over ideological ones. This is one reason I am independent. These can come from either party, but contemporarily I find a wider range of agreeable thought from the Democrats, especially on social issues.

[Small Business Owner of Any Repute]

Generally, I have voted more Republican than average for things downballot (like State Representative and every Republican candidate for U.S. Senate the NJ GOP has put up since turning 18), but tend to vote more Democratic for things up ballot, like President.

[Padfoot]

I do have a reason for doing this, a potentially interesting one, but you'll have to answer first.

Yeah, I know there are no other poll options when there could be some, but that's intentional.

Please post (that's really the important part).  And no "between options."  Please just pick one.  Or I'll never love you again.  Thanks!

So what's you interesting reason?  Do we have enough votes yet to find out what it is?

[Person Man]

He may just be the Yankee reversal of the Dixiecrat. I, on the other hand have considered "leaning republican", but I have been a strong democrat since I was 18, though I registered as a libertarian for a year because I was angry that there was no formidible democratic party. I do not believe that ideology is the answer on economic issues (I am pretty close to zero there), and have waffled from 3 to -3 there. But I have always been below -5 on social issues though I do go to church when I can (I really don't think I should have been in a condition to say that, btw). I have, however was strongly against gay rights until I was 18 and was reconsidering my stance on abortion then as well but I stopped reconsidering when I figured that there were no real alternatives in many situations and that personhood before viability was simply bizzare and counterproductive to societal advancements.

[Alcon]

So what's you interesting reason?  Do we have enough votes yet to find out what it is?

I just need Excel and I should be able to have it up.  This may turn out entirely uninteresting, in which case I won't bother explaining it, or it could be very cool.  It involves fantasy politics, kind of.

[Person Man]

So far, it looks like 24-5-16 .... I would say that the vote on this forum on election day would be 27-18.... or exactly 60% to 40%.