Chance of being a Democrat/Republican

[smoltchanov]

Exactly 50 Democratic. But in fact (looking at PRESENT day parties) - 0% BOTH for Democratic and Republican. Committed Indie, willng to choose NOT by party label....

[Chunk Yogurt for President!]

74% Republican

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93% Democrat

[West_Midlander]

86% chance Democratic

[Arturo Belano]

97% Democratic

[Tartarus Sauce]

Depends on whether I input as Jewish or atheist. 83% Democrat if I choose Jewish, 95% Democrat if I input atheist.

[Lechasseur]

I'm a student and not currently living in the US, but I came up with the closest approximation possible and it gave me a 58% chance of voting Democratic (replaced "lives in Europe" with "lives in the South" and as I'm a student, I obviously make less than 30K/year)

[DeSantis4Prez]

77% Republican

[Senator Incitatus]

95% Democratic, though I included the graduate (law) degree I've not yet received. Without that, it's 92%.

If I approximate post-graduate pay, it's 94 or 90% respectively.

[fhtagn]

97% Democrat

[Storr]

78% Democratic. But, if I switch from LGBTQ to straight it becomes 54% Republican. lol

[Coastal Elitist]

I wasn't sure what born again meant, but apparently that means baptized for the Catholic church.

A white born-again Catholic straight man between 18-29 who is not a regular churchgoer. He is unmarried has no children, has a post-graduate degree and earns less than 30k a year. He lives in the suburbs in the West and does not speak Spanish.

59% Chance of voting Democratic

To get Republican all I have to do is be a regular churchgoer (58% Republican) or only have a college degree (53% Republican)

[Farmlands]

98% democratic. I guess I am indeed your stereotypical democratic voter in terms of identity, even if I am not that socially liberal personally. It does make sense that religion makes such a big difference in comparison to other countries when one party is constantly pushing a "war on Christmas" narrative.