What state's party do you fit in with?

[Gustaf]

I'm guessing at Maine republican, or something like that.

[Democratic Hawk]

Since I'm defined as a moderate liberal populist, which state party would best suit me?

Dave

[Josh/Devilman88]

No clue...

[Keystone Phil]

Acctually, the Pennsylvania Republicans fit me pretty well.

They are more socially moderate and more populist than the national party as a whole.

Geographically that would make me somewhere between a NE Philly Dem economically and a Montgomery County Dem socially. 

To put it simply: You're a Dean Democrat 

You love to pin me as that.  Funny I was on a Philly for Dean blog back in 2003 and some of them were Katz voters (like me).  I guess you're right.  A lot of the things people say about his persona people say about me as well.  I wonder what he thinks about Section 8 housing reform if he ever came across it? 

Howard Dean would probably be your typical Montco Dem who doesn't even want it discussed.

[YRABNNRM]

I think just giving the broad term of Northeast or New England Republican fits me.

[nclib]

Massachusetts Democrat, probably.

[PBrunsel]

Alaskan Independecne Party, because Alaska needs independence!

(Sings "Free the Polar Bears" anthem)

[A18]

Alaska Republican

And no, Alaska does not need independence.

[nclib]

No clue...

Maybe you're a Kentucky Republican.

[Filuwaúrdjan]

No clue...

Maybe you're a Kentucky Republican.

Josh is more of a Kentucky Democrat actually

[WMS]

Another "no idea" individual...

I certainly don't fit the pack of corrupt and incompetent political hacks that comprise the New Mexico Democratic Party, but I don't think I'm economically conservative (nor as obsessed with ideological purity) enough to be a New Mexico Republican, and since those are the only two I know about...?

[dazzleman]

I think that I'm a little more conservative than some of the northeastern Republicans, and somewhat more liberal than southern Republicans.

I probably fit in well with some southern Democrats, but I could never vote for them for federal office because I wouldn't want to give more power to the national Democratic party, which I despise.

[phk]

New Hampshire Republican for you dazzleman.

[nclib]

NE Philly has 4 Republican state Reps and all of their districts voted overwhelmingly Kerry and Schwartz.

Did Kerry easily win NE Philly and PA-13?

I remember you saying a while ago that NE Philly was around 50-50 in 2000.

[Keystone Phil]

NE Philly has 4 Republican state Reps and all of their districts voted overwhelmingly Kerry and Schwartz.

Did Kerry easily win NE Philly and PA-13?

I remember you saying a while ago that NE Philly was around 50-50 in 2000.

NE Philly wasn't 50-50 in 2000. Gore took the Northeast by 30 points - 65% Gore   35% Bush. 

This year, it was probably 60-65% Kerry   35-40% Bush.  I don't know the exact numbers for PA 13 but I'm sure Kerry got around 56-58% of the vote.

[Filuwaúrdjan]

NE Philly has 4 Republican state Reps and all of their districts voted overwhelmingly Kerry and Schwartz.

Did Kerry easily win NE Philly and PA-13?

I remember you saying a while ago that NE Philly was around 50-50 in 2000.

NE Philly is more or less (not quite though) co-terminous to the old PA-3 District (Borski's).
It went over 60% for Gore

[Lunar]

My best would probably be New Hampshire Libertarian.

[Keystone Phil]

NE Philly has 4 Republican state Reps and all of their districts voted overwhelmingly Kerry and Schwartz.

Did Kerry easily win NE Philly and PA-13?

I remember you saying a while ago that NE Philly was around 50-50 in 2000.

NE Philly is more or less (not quite though) co-terminous to the old PA-3 District (Borski's).
It went over 60% for Gore

As I said, 65% for Gore  35% for Bush in 2000   

And as you said, most of NE Philly is part of old PA 3 but not all. There are areas of the far Northeast (close to where I live) that are part of PA 8 and some areas of the NE were thrown in Fattah's (PA 2) district. I feel sorry for those voters.

[Keystone Phil]

NE Philly has 4 Republican state Reps and all of their districts voted overwhelmingly Kerry and Schwartz.

Did Kerry easily win NE Philly and PA-13?

I remember you saying a while ago that NE Philly was around 50-50 in 2000.

NE Philly is more or less (not quite though) co-terminous to the old PA-3 District (Borski's).
It went over 60% for Gore

And as you said, most of NE Philly is part of old PA 3 but not all. There are areas of the far Northeast (close to where I live) that are part of PA 8 and some areas of the NE were thrown in Fattah's (PA 2) district. I feel sorry for those voters.

I forgot...most of the parts of the NE that are in PA 8 and PA 2 now were in PA 3 in 2000. It broke up after the redistricting.

[bullmoose88]

Do I want to even try here?

Mass/RI/ (Maybe NH/ME on my more conservative days) New England Republican

if I were a democrat as some of the GOPers wish me to be...
Probably a Arizona or Colorado Democrat. Socially liberal but not a hippie or establishment type...fiscally prudent...

[Keystone Phil]

Do I want to even try here?

Mass/RI/ (Maybe NH/ME on my more conservative days) New England Republican

if I were a democrat as some of the GOPers wish me to be...
Probably a Arizona or Colorado Democrat. Socially liberal but not a hippie or establishment type...fiscally prudent...

Maine Republican

[dazzleman]

New Hampshire Republican for you dazzleman.

That sounds about right.

[Gabu]

Anyone wanna try me?    I don't know enough of state-specific politics to say one way or another.

[Platypus]

just be a hawaii republican like me

[Alcon]

Anyone wanna try me?    I don't know enough of state-specific politics to say one way or another.

I'd actually think Washington Democrat would pretty much suit you.