who will your aunts and uncles vote for in november?

[Spaghetti Cat]

On my dad's side

Male, 60, remarried, 3 adult kids, engineering exec, Greensburg, PA- registered Dem, a definite Obama vote
Female, 60, remarried, 3 adult kids, homemaker, Greensburg, PA- Dem, Obama vote

Male, 58, single, software technician, Harrisburg, PA- former Republican, voted for Kerry, Obama vote

Male, 57, married, 2 kids, frmr newspaper editor, now journalism professor at wvu, Greensburg, Pa- independent, leans GOP, McCain vote
Female, late 40's, 2 kids, homemaker, frmr newspaper reporter, Greensburg, PA- my guess is that she's a Republican, McCain vote

Female, midfifties, 4 kids (in their 20s) married, secretary, Bolivar, PA-strong conservative, definite McCain vote, hates Obama
Male, midefifties, powerplant worker, married 4 kids, Bolivar, PA- probably won't vote, if he does it will be for McCain

Male, 50 or so, Mechanical Engineer, married, Boston, MA- independent, i'm guessing mccain, very centrist
Female, 50 or so, married, assistant to university president, Boston,MA- independent, mccain?, wouldn't be surprised either way

Male, around 50, works at the power plant,went went to college for his job, married, one kid, Bolivar, PA-solid Republican, McCain
Female, 45, pastry chef at country club, used to own bakery, married, one kid, Bolivar, PA-Republican, Mccain vote

Male, later 40's, single, mechanical engineer, Pittsburgh, PA (right outside of city)-solid Republican, McCain vote

Female, later 40's, mother of 2, married, NASA engineer, Oviedo, Florida- Republican, McCain vote
Male, later 40's, married, 2 kids, politics, Oviedo, Florida-solid Republican, definite McCain vote


Mom's side

Female, 43, icu nurse, mother of 2 kids (ages 4 and 2), married, Durham, NC-Democrat, doesn't like bush, but I don't think she would be an Obama fan, will probably vote Hillary in primary, idk in general election, let's say Obama
Male, 40, respiratory therapist, married, 2 kids, Durham, NC- same as his wife, i'd say leans obama

Male, 40, elementary school principal, 2 kids (ages 10 and 14), married, Louisberg, NC- Republican, McCain vote
Female, 40, 3rd grade teacher, married 2 kids, Louisberg, NC- only aunt or uncle of mine born and raised southern, Republican, def McCain vote

[Fmr. Pres. Duke]

The only aunt and uncle I am aware of political leanings are both big McCain supporters. My uncle was still a big McCain guy in 2000 and in October of 2007 when it looked like he was dead.

[Keystone Phil]

All of them are strong Republicans so they'll be for McCain. I think my one great uncle is still a registered Democrat but he's probably DINOish and will likely vote for McCain as well (unless Hillary is the nominee).

[Speed of Sound]

None of the 9 of them (including steps) vote at all, and I dont want them to, as they would all be either GOP or Libertarian.

[War on Want]

Dad side-

Uncle(in law), 57, very Liberal and has a 100% chance of voting for Obama. His family has been Democrats for years and is even more stalwart Democrats than mine. His Dad was a delegate that voted for JFK in 1960 for Iowa.

Uncle, 55, Moderate, big skeptic on many things and really thinks both parties are screwed up. He is working class, I see him leaning towards voting for McCain in Colorado.

Aunt(in law), 55, Moderate but more Liberal than her husband and is a teacher. I see her leaning towards voting for Obama.

Uncle, 64, moderate Liberal. I definatley see him voting for Obama even though he is Catholic. He also lives in Colorado.

Aunt(in law), 53, very Liberal. She is a hardcore Obama supporter and has been a Democrat forever.

Aunt, 59, Uber-Conservative. She hates McCain and Obama and will probably vote for the Constitution Party. The odd part is she used to like Clinton as early as 5 years ago.

Uncle(in law), 59, Uber-Conservative. Yeat again he will vote for Constitution. The other odd part is that he says in 2000 was the first election he voted for a Republican. He says he used to be Liberal.

Mom's Side-
All of them would be Democrats in America. Her family has a history of political activism for the PRI, even though she supported the PAN and PRD because she thought they had a political monopoly. My cousins and Uncles and Aunts always talk how the system is screwed up in Mexico so the rich dominate, though probably almost 100% of them either voted for Calderon or the PRI candidate in 2006, because they hated Obrador's Anti-Americanism because of me and my Mom.

[Sensei]

Mom's Sister- No Clue, haven't seen her in 18 years.
Dad's younger sister- Libertarian
Dad's older sister- Obama

[Frodo]

I don't have any aunts that I know of.  Both of my uncles, however, would definitely vote for Obama, though I wouldn't put it past either of them to vote for Nader if Hillary Clinton is nominated instead. 

[Хahar 🤔]

Dad's side:

Dad's sister #1: Democratic
Dad's sister's husband #1: Democratic

Dad's sister #2 Democratic
Dad's sister's husband #2: Democratic

Dad's sister #3: Democratic
Dad's sister's husband #3: Democratic

Dad's sister #4: Democratic
Dad's sister's husband #4: Democratic

Dad's sister #5: Democratic
Dad's sister's husband #5: Democratic

Dad's sister #6: Democratic
Dad's sister's husband #6: Democratic

Dad's sister #7: Democratic
Dad's sister's husband #7: Democratic

Mom's side:

Mom's brother #1: Democratic
Mom's brother's wife #1: Democratic

Mom's sister #1: Democratic
Mom's sister's husband #1: Democratic

Mom's sister #2: Democratic
Mom's sister's husband #2: Democratic

Mom's brother #2: Democratic
Mom's brother's wife #2: Democratic

Mom's brother #3: Democratic
Mom's brother's wife #3: Democratic

The voting patterns of ethnics are very easy to predict. Of course, only two of the above live in America (Mom's 2nd brother and his wife), and they're not citizens.

[MasterJedi]

Mom's Brother: McCain
Mom's 4 Sisters: Won't vote

Dad's Brother: Obama or Hillary
Dad's Brother's Wife: Obama or Hillary

[opebo]

All are Democrats, but most are slightly racist (unsurprisingly).  I'd say most of them will not vote due to Obama's being black.

[Reaganfan]

It's tough to say. My aunts tend to be a little more right-leaning...as does my one uncle...while my other uncle voted for Kerry "because of the unions". However, I'm not sure that they are up for voting for a black man...so I'll have to get back to you on that. I know my anti-Bush uncle in New Jersey didn't like Hillary...but refuses to vote for a black man...so he may either vote McCain or stay home.

[Ebowed]

John McCain, at least among the ones eligible to vote.

[Fmr. Pres. Duke]

It's tough to say. My aunts tend to be a little more right-leaning...as does my one uncle...while my other uncle voted for Kerry "because of the unions". However, I'm not sure that they are up for voting for a black man...so I'll have to get back to you on that. I know my anti-Bush uncle in New Jersey didn't like Hillary...but refuses to vote for a black man...so he may either vote McCain or stay home.

Seems to be a theme in Jersey. I know our very liberal neighbors that had a house in Charleston said they could not vote for a black man, that America was not ready for that. They love Hillary though.

[Meeker]

Mother's Brother and Wife (Colorado): Both Democratic easy

Mother's unmarried sister (Tennessee): Democratic (originally a Biden supporter). Her boyfriend will vote Democratic as well.

Mother's married sister and husband (Tennessee): Husband will 100% vote McCain (hardcore conservative, Southern Baptist, etc.) Sister may be swayed to Obama... she seems to have become disenchanted with the Republican values her husband had been influencing her with in recent years.