Which Party and Candidates Do You Side With?

David Brider · Aug 30, 2013

Hmm.

I side 90% with Green Party

I side with the Green Party on 90% of issues. Despite being a dyed-in-the-wool socialist, I only came out 76% siding with them. Mind you, I tended to leave the level of importance at "somewhat" on most things, which might have skewed things a bit.

Even so, whenever I take these quizzes I tend to be Green.

I can only assume the 4% to which I side with the Republicans is down to not believing in evolution. Hey ho...

Joykins · Aug 30, 2013

I side 90% with Democrats on economic, immigration, healthcare, environmental, social, science, and domestic policy issues

85% with Green Party on healthcare, immigration, environmental, science, domestic policy, and social issues

63% with Socialist on healthcare, immigration, and environmental issues

21% with Libertarians (no major issues)

10% with Republicans (no major issues)

Sounds about right to me. I'm kind of surprised that Green is so low and Socialist is so high, but I do like technology and chemicals better than most Greens.

Joykins · Aug 30, 2013

oldwiseguy said:
My choices are pretty evenly spread between all the parties (I don't really know what this means).

Centrist

Billnew · Aug 30, 2013

73% Republican, 60% libertarian, 30% democrat, 24 GP, 13% socialist.

I'm going to have to work on those last 3. Here I thought I didn't have a socialist bone in my body.

Belk · Aug 30, 2013

Dem 78%
Green 75%
Libertarians 48%
socialist 23%
Repub 20%

Interestingly enough my most important was science with the green party, healthcare with the dems, and economic with the republicans.

Hetta · Aug 30, 2013

I side 94% with the Green Party. Who knew?
88% with Democrats
80% Socialist
36% Libertarians
8% Republican

Cool. I liked that you could "choose another stance". So much more comprehensive than yes/no/don't know.

dies-l · Aug 30, 2013

Interesting results. I feel like it seems pretty accurate. According to the quiz, I am strongly in agreement with Libertarians and Greens, which is consistent with what I have thought. I tend to think of myself as too liberal for the libertarians and too libertarian for the Greens.

bhsmte · Aug 30, 2013

Vylo said:
73% with green party.

I side 73% with Green Party

I favor republicans on most economic issues, dems on social issues, green on science and foreign policy, libertarians on domestic and immigration issues.

So I'm all over the place lol.

I'm almost exactly like you.

Bill Shadowcat · Aug 30, 2013

The quiz said that I'm mostly in agreement with Democrats and Greens and Libertarians come in 3rd.

This may be the case in some ways, but if there ever was a candidate that I really supported, it was Ron Paul, who is obviously not a Democrat or a Green.

Also, I am a Truther and pround of it.

seashale76 · Aug 30, 2013

My highest percentage is lower than most of yours. I almost always took the 'choose another stance option' and couldn't give a simple yes or no to most questions, and my 'how important is this to you' always fell either in the somewhat, more, or most category (with most being the less frequently chosen one).

Democrats 66%
Libertarians 57%
Green Party 54%
Socialist 33%
Republicans 27%

I side with: Domestic Policy- Socialist; Immigration- Libertarians; Healthcare- Democrats; Science- Democrats; the Environment- Democrats; the Economy- Libertarians; Social- Libertarians

abdAlSalam · Aug 30, 2013

90% Dem
81% Green
74% Socialist
16% Libertarian
3% Republican

Dani K · Aug 30, 2013

oldwiseguy said:
My choices are pretty evenly spread between all the parties (I don't really know what this means).

It means you are an old wise guy. lol I had the same results

Skaloop · Aug 30, 2013

94% Green
93% Democrat
67% Socialist
30% Libertarian
8% Republican

But you have to adjust for the Canadian/American political exchange rate.

Hetta · Aug 30, 2013

It's interesting because it blurs the lines somewhat, and indicates that some of us aren't as far apart politically as we may think we are. So then WHY is there so much argument? Ha.

Savior2006 · Aug 30, 2013

Hetta said:
It's interesting because it blurs the lines somewhat, and indicates that some of us aren't as far apart politically as we may think we are. So then WHY is there so much argument? Ha.

Because Republicans only care about big government when they aren't in charge?

Skaloop · Aug 30, 2013

Hetta said:
It's interesting because it blurs the lines somewhat, and indicates that some of us aren't as far apart politically as we may think we are. So then WHY is there so much argument? Ha.

Because too often people overlook the trees for the forest. For example, someone from party A says something that could superficially be bad, and people from party B get upset, without looking at the context and intent of the statement, merely because it was said by someone from party A.

Mariposa36 · Aug 30, 2013

dies-l said:
Interesting results. I feel like it seems pretty accurate. According to the quiz, I am strongly in agreement with Libertarians and Greens, which is consistent with what I have thought. I tend to think of myself as too liberal for the libertarians and too libertarian for the Greens.

While it isn't an official party, some people have nicknamed this middle ground 'liberaltarian'.

ThatRobGuy · Aug 30, 2013

89% libertarian
80% republican
31% democrat
13% green
3% socialist

ThatRobGuy · Aug 30, 2013

Mariposa36 said:
While it isn't an official party, some people have nicknamed this middle ground 'liberaltarian'.

It depends on what definition of "liberal" and "conservative" people go by...

If you view it in terms of constitutionality, many values that are considered "liberal" by society's definition are actually conservative in terms of the original vision (and vice versa).

For example, the pot issue... Being for marijuana is considered "liberal", while being against it is considered "conservative"...however, I consider legalizing it to be a conservative value... since it's not explicitly mentioned in the constitution, therefore it should be up to the states so if they want to allow it, and if they want it, they should be able to have it...in my view that's right in line with a conservative view of the constitution in terms of taking it literally.

Awaken4Christ · Aug 31, 2013

I opted out of the test. But it mentioned what candidates that you might agree with.
Cadidates? you mean all the 10,000 corrupt ones? Oh except for maybe a few who will never be let into office. Thank God there will be no cheating voting machines, un Christian wars under the supposed flag of Christianity, and no more deception when the Kingdom comes into its fullness where Christ is Elected For Eternity! Hallelujah!

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