So, for my Soc class, I'm doing a research project on voting habits of kids based on their parents political stance. So, if anyone (American preferably) is capable of voting and wants to answer the questions, I'd appreciate it.

1) How do you typically vote? (Republican, Democrat, Other)

2) How does your father typically vote? (Republican, Democrat, Other)

3) How does your mother typically vote? (Republican, Democrat, Other)


Pretty simple. Thanks for your help.

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1. Republican (when I vote)

2. Republican

3. Republican

Democrat
Democrat
Democrat

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Democrat
Democrat
Other (She does not have citizenship)

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Fairly sure the three of us vote or voted mostly Democrat.

Damn area I was in for the elections didn't have many viable "other" options. :/

1) How do you typically vote? I don't vote. But if I were old enough to, I think I would tend to vote democrat.

2) How does your father typically vote? Democrat

3) How does your mother typically vote? Democrat

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None of us can vote as we are not citizens, but we would all vote Democrat.

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Rate!

republican (if i could vote)

dem

republican