Who would you most likely vote for in a Presidential election?

Question

(a) A white woman
(b) A black man
(c) A homosexual (white) man

(if they all shared your political views)

Answer 1

The best candidate regardless of where they fit in demographically.

EDIT: If they all shared my views, then I would look for things such as; past experience, composure, ability to speak, whether or not they smile a lot, sense of humor, dress style, astrological sign... anything but their race, gender, or sexual preference.

Answer 2

A. Senator Clinton because you get two for one , Bill Clinton with her. I would like to see B as the Vice President Obama. You can say what you want about Bill Clinton he was a great President and the highest IQ of any sitting President. The only thing that you can say that he did wrong was what any man on this question wouldn't also do, if given the chance. I put all their IQ in order on this web and you saw for yourself from the smartest to the dumbest. Don't tell me just because he has a genius IQ it makes him a idiot, that is not true the idiot is the last one with the 91 IQ G.W, Bush. Clinton was twice his IQ 182 . how you like them apples.

Answer 3

GOD you are so bad. It does not matter if it is a female, male or the color of the person's skin. You scare me!! I would vote for the person who would do the right thing for the world and all the people in the world. Lets get out of thinking what is good for America only. It's no wonder people from other countries do not have a good view of Americans. And the sad thing is that there are a lot of good folks in our country and we are getting a bad name from the few greedy Americans.

Answer 4

The homosexual, does not share my views. If he/she did, he/she would not be a homosexual. As for (a) and (b), the majority of the country still votes for the person we believe to be the best PERSON for the job. Gender and race are not qualifications.

Answer 5

To me, it doesn't matter what their race or gender or if they are gay or straight. I'm a Conservative and lean more to the right and Republican views, but I'm not with a particular party. I wouold vote, as I always have, on what makes sense to me. On what I see as the best interests for this nation. I didn't vote for Kerry. Mainly because every idea he had only resulted in more money out of our pockets. Also his family values aren't the same as what I value. His view on the war isn't the same either. I don't believe in war, but I do believe in finishing what we started.

Answer 6

These factors are irrelevant. What makes me likely to vote is exactly everything that you did not list -- all factors other than race, gender, and sexual orientation.

Who is most likely to win given public biases?

Probably a black man. I think we'll have President Obama before another President Clinton.

Answer 7

Someone who would be smart and has his/her two feet firmly into reality without belonging to Washington . I do not care about color nor gender and what a person does in the privacy of their own bedroom should just stay there, it is none of my business.

Answer 8

I would want a black, gay, Jewish, fat, disabled woman, who is married to a white, Muslim, conservative, and have two children that are Mexican illegals that are into goth and play baseball for President. That way everybody can be happy and mad about our President.

Answer 9

Whichever is more like my political views and the one I feel would be good for my country and it's native people. I doubt it would be the gay one sharing my views, not that I'm religious.

Answer 10

A LIBERTARIAN !!!
(not to be confused with liberals)
Come on guys..... - aren't any of you sick and tired of the same old bipartisan nonsense???? Democrat - Republican - Democrat - Republican - Democrat - Republican, etc. etc. etc.... How about some real change! - FOR THE BETTER!!!
Further to your question - what relevance does race, gender and sexual orientation have to do with a presidential election?????????