Which political party do most Americans belong to?

Question

Including those who didn't vote

Answer 1

It's very close. An election doesn't mean squat. It just shows that the people in power dissapointed their party.

If liberals continue to show as much hate for religion as they do for much longer, I venture to say more people will become alienated and will vote republican. 84% are chistians, and sprinkle on the other relgions....

Answer 2

At what time? Right now? Before the last presidential election, or after? One of the best things about democracy is, we get to change our minds.

I cannot answer your question statistically . However, from an opinion standpoint, I think that more and more voters will switch to Independent, because a third party is not in the foreseeable future, and, as evidenced by the recent election, voters in general are disheartened (and, in many cases, disgusted) with the poor performances of incumbents in BOTH parties. I think that voters are increasingly less inclined to automatically vote as they may have traditionally, and are becoming more sensible - and therefore more inclined to vote for the better candidate, regardless of party affiliation.

Answer 3

Generally Democrats, but statistically, Republicans are better at voting. They make more of an effort. Then there's the "undecideds" who aren't party-line voters....they sit back and infuriate the pollsters, weighing what agenda best serves them. In this most recent case, it was the middle-class that gave the Dems back Congress after 12 years of entrusting it to the GOP. In fact, if you want to win the election in general, you aim for the middle-class since it's the largest and most influential block of voters....more so than upper-class, and lower-class.

That said, this is neither a "blue" or "red" state nation, but lots of varying shades of purple. There are far more moderates than hard left or hard rights.........

Answer 4

Considering the turnout of the elections, democrat. Including those who don't vote? I couldn't say.

Answer 5

do not recognize why i'm nonetheless wide awake... i'm a libertarian: all the great parts about Democratic social liberties, which incorporates rights for gays and persevered welfare for the adverse, with all the great Republican guidelines which get rid of paperwork, decrease authorities and promote competition. i encounter that it combines the finest factors of both activities. There are not purely 2 political activities in u.s. people...

Answer 6

I always vote democrat but thy both belong to american people

Answer 7

undecided ; Look at California Arnold's Schwarzenegger and his wife a Kennedy. After all its a one "party-system"

Answer 8

Big cities are Democratic....
Small towns and rural aread tend to be Republican...

I don't know why this is...

both sides argue that they have the larger number. this is because of the vast majority of swing voters.

Answer 9

Whichever one makes the biggest promises.

That's notwithstanding if they actually follow up on those promises once they are elected.

Answer 10

independent. I don't agree completely with either side, and most of the time, they are just telling people what they want to hear anyway.