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UpcomingYouthvoter
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« on: April 23, 2011, 10:22:45 PM »

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I've been on sports forums for while now and they are so conservative that it blows my mind.

NFL 110 Rep/105 Dem

NHL 45 Rep/75 Dem

MLB 73 Rep/50 Dem

NBA 25 Rep/85 Dem


This is just my guess
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« Reply #1 on: May 07, 2011, 05:26:33 PM »

http://img697.imageshack.us/img697/6512/sportsstats900.gif
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« Reply #2 on: May 07, 2011, 07:51:24 PM »

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I've been on sports forums for while now and they are so conservative that it blows my mind.

NFL 110 Rep/105 Dem

NHL 45 Rep/75 Dem

MLB 73 Rep/50 Dem

NBA 25 Rep/85 Dem


This is just my guess


Dang. I enjoy watching hockey.

By the way, anyone got track for the record? I doubt there are any "fans" outside of the participants, and the only time I can think of someone watching it is during the Olympics, but are there any guesses for that?


Maybe Dem? Any thoughts on the graph I posted with sports like NFL learning heavily Republican?
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« Reply #3 on: May 13, 2011, 06:37:20 PM »

I see Sports in general being R with the exception of Basketball (strong minority presence).

In terms of White voters, I think all sports might be at least lean R.


Even soccer/futball? That sport has to be R with minority support and the hostile towards the sport from the Republicans.
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« Reply #4 on: May 21, 2011, 11:06:52 PM »

What about people who don't care for any sports? I presume they're fairly Democratic, being disproportionately female and/or counter-cultural.


Agree with that but there are females that are sports fans and have been few athletes that were part of counter-cultural/feminist movement such as Bill Walton and Billie Jean King. I would think they are more of socialist/green then Dems but I would put Democrats in second with far-right such as Alex Jones nutjobs in third for those that don't care about sports.
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« Reply #5 on: May 22, 2011, 09:08:33 AM »

What about people who don't care for any sports? I presume they're fairly Democratic, being disproportionately female and/or counter-cultural.


Agree with that but there are females that are sports fans and have been few athletes that were part of counter-cultural/feminist movement such as Bill Walton and Billie Jean King. I would think they are more of socialist/green then Dems but I would put Democrats in second with far-right such as Alex Jones nutjobs in third for those that don't care about sports.


More socialist/green than average, sure, but those groups are so small that it's very unlikely they make up a plurality. There's possibly an ultra-religious component, too.

I wonder what percentage of Americans fall into this category. The larger the percentage, the more likely it is be reflective of general preferences. FWIW, I'm a non-sports fan (albeit non-American), but I follow politics as if it were a sport.


Most American athletes don't give  about politics and if they do it's because of "god", taxes, gay marriage, and other stuff that makes them mostly vote Republican.  There is this movie called "Not just a game" that will share story about athletes politics, mostly from the left since David Zirin is progressive learning. http://youtu.be/-Jp09hFJZXI And I see politics as somewhat like sports but I see everything from music to art as politics.
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