How do people with your last name vote? (legal, bill, Democrats)

[Pincho-toot]

82% democrat.

[LoveToRow]

Originally Posted by Brave Stranger

Great post. I don't have the numbers at hand but I think many more Asians voted republican more than democrat back in the 70s & 80s. In that sense I do think the Asian vote has shifted to the left. The Asian vote has gone left and joined the Jewish vote.....Jews & Asians share many of the same demographic positives concerning education & success. It's a troubling trend for the GOP.

In 2014, the GOP won the Asian vote 51-49.

[Swampmonster]

Originally Posted by Loveshiscountry

Mine came out 53 percent democrat. I feel dirty. At least in my home state its 3-1 republican

I feel dirty too,but because of the opposite reason..51% repub with my last name..they ain't around here,that's for sure

[Delahanty]

Originally Posted by Loveshiscountry

Mine came out 53 percent democrat. I feel dirty. At least in my home state its 3-1 republican

Don't feel dirty, especially if you have an Irish or English surname. Many of those surnames were passed on to black slaves.We all know that blacks today align overwhelmingly with Democrats.

[camaro69]

I was more shocked to learn that there are only 579 people in the USA with my last name.

[legalsea]

My family name: Republican.

No wonder I get so many phone calls from others of the same name asking to borrow money ("to be paid back when America is great again!").

For those of you with 'unique' names, I see where "Obama" is also unique.

[Clark Park]

Interesting!

Look up these American names:

Washington
Jefferson
Adams
Madison
Monroe
Franklin

... Democrats!

[LauraC]

My name is uniqe. There are not 100 people with it.

[nicet4]

Originally Posted by Loveshiscountry

Mine came out 53 percent democrat. I feel dirty. At least in my home state its 3-1 republican

Imagine how you would feel if you came down with 57 Democrat and 43 republican.

Makes me feel like rolling around the barn yard naked to get clean.

[Katarina Witt]

52 to 48 Republican, though it varies by state. This is my husband's last name, not my maiden name. In his home state of Nebraska, where there are a lot of them, it's 51 to 49 D. 60% of us vote, higher than average. My maiden name is 50/50, including in my home state of PA. 51% vote, still higher than average.

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