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In the 2016 election, we can predict that variation in sexual orientation, age, race/ethnicity, gender, and geographical location will be important factors that pull votes to the right or left side of politics. Each individual's demographic says something about their ideology, which directly affects which party/faction that they will vote in favor of.
• Protestant: 53%
42% Democratic
57% Republican
• Catholic: 25%
50% Democratic
48% Republican
• Other: 7%
74% Democratic
23% Republican
• None: 12%
70% Democratic
26% Republican
Prediction: Based on the results for the 2012 election, Protestants will be the majority of the voters. And for the Protestant majority, there will be more Republicans than Democrats.
- Geographical domain refers to domain names that are the same of those of geographic places such as cities and countries.
- In Colorado, a more Democratic state, roughly 40% of the people in rural populations voted democratic and 57% voted republican. In the suburbs, 50% voted democrat and about 46% voted republican
- In North Carolina, a more Repulican state, 37% of people in rural areas voted democrat and 63% voted republican. In the suburbs, 45% voted democrat and 54% voted republican.
-Ideology is the system of ideas or beliefs that forms the basis of economic or political theory and policy.
- 86% of the liberals who voted, voted for Obama while 82% of conservatives who voted, voted for Romney. In the moderate vote, 56% voted for Obama and 41% voted for Obama.
In the race between Obama and Romney in 2012, ages
We can predict that most younger people will tend to be more progressive, and thus vote Democratic in the next election. Older voters will most likely pick the Republican candidate.
- In every election year between 1980-2012, women have outnumbered men in voting Democrat, and men have outnumbered women in voting Republican
- The first female nominated for Vice President was part of the Democrat party, running with Presidential candidate Walter Mondole in 1984
- Women tend to prefer (liberal) Democrats
- During the 2012 election, 55% of women voted for Obama (Democrat) as opposed to a mere 44% who voted for Romney (Republican)
- Males tend to prefer (conservative) Republicans
- During the 2012 election, 52% of men voted for Romney as opposed to 45% who voted for Obama
Issues that men and women have disagreed on include:
- Increased role of government
- US Military Intervention
- Healthcare/welfare
- Affirmative action
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CNN election results showed that in the 2012 Presidential election....