Poll: What voting block do you belong to. and do you support who your demographic...

[annie1]

is more likely to support. Just a fun poll, hopefully no drama.

me. just Under 35, college educated, (i'm not sure if i'm working-class, sorta white collar, african american, female.

That would put me much more towards Bo's demographic. i support hillary.

[NYCGirl]

1. White, college educated, over 50 and I support Obama.

So I guess that cancels you out.

:hi:

[dsc]

2. white professional male, 40, gay

If you use gay as my demo then I vote with it. If you use age and professional maybe not. I am for Hillary.

[annie1]

9. gay trumps profession in this election.

[scheming daemons]

3. White.... upper-middle-class.... 41..... male..... Obama supporter....

[peoli]

4. Bald, Unemployed, Sunburnt, Single Father. Supports Obama. Call me.

[Tribetime]

5. white male working class 47 Obama

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

6. White, female, over 50, college educated professional, supporting Obama.

[Armstead]

7. I'm a cranky White Male in my 50's -- But I've jumped demographics

I fit the stereotype by originally supporting Edwards.

Now I'm supporting Obama.

Somewhere I jumped out of my demographic I guess.

[Captain Hilts]

43. White men are supporting Obama more than they support Clinton. nt

[Bluzmann57]

8. White 50 Blue collar Union man

And yet I still support Barack Obama. How can that be? Could all the pundits be wrong? Or am I just some maverick like McCain allegedly is? Here's a possible answer: I have studied the candidates and their stances on issues and decided that at this time, Obama is the best choice.

[emilyg]

10. White, college educated female - over 60+ - white collar

supporting Clinton.

[rwheeler31]

11. Obama

noybs

[WA98296]

12. Over 50, upper middle class married woman, rural living: support went from Edwards to Obama

[Adelante]

13. White female, 60, working class background, college educated, Obama nt

[Pirate Smile]

14. Under 40 (by a yr or so), white, Midwestern woman with a graduate degree (JD) - Obama supporter.

I guess I fit my demographic.

My 65 year old Mom is a Obama supporter also. She has a high-school degree and lives in Kansas.

There does seem to be a broader demographic in the Midwest and Mountain states for Obama.

[jwirr]

15. white female, college educated. 67 years old, under poverty line,

Christian, single parent of disabled daughter. I support Obama. Will vote Democratic no matter who is the candidate.

[SunsetDreams]

16. white middle age, college educated female in support of Obama for President!

[crankychatter]

17. wuzza "dem o graphic?" does it tell me what to do?

.

[Mz Pip]

18. White female

college educated professional. Over 55 now retired. I support Obama but will vote for Hillary if she is the nominee.

[Forkboy]

19. Liberal, White, Godzilla and Black Metal loving Male.

It's a small demographic. :D

[RazBerryBeret]

20. white, Female

working, over 40...100% behind Obama

[parasim]

21. White, male professional designer, part-time musician, 50, support Obama.

Both of my sons, 24 and 20, also support Obama.

[Hepburn]

22. White female, age 60 years in two months....

...have a bachelors, masters and juris doctorate.

I support Obama.

[marlakay]

23. I am opposite 51, white lady for obama

Went to business college, worked at mostly low paying jobs most of my life. Single mom for 10 yrs.

[democrattotheend]

24. 24, white, college educated, live on the east coast, white collar job

And I proudly support Barack Obama.

[gabby garcia]

25. 40, college educated, gypsy, female, for obama

[theoldman]

26. White male, over 70, BS degree.

I voted for Obama but will vote for whoever ends up as the Democrat nominee.

[Coexist]

27. middle-aged white suburban mom for Obama

[BlooInBloo]

28. Straight, white, 30-40, graduate degrees - Obama. Dunno where that puts me statistically.

[Lost-in-FL]

29. Under 40 hispanic-female-veteran with B.S. degree, working in health care...

will vote for any of the Democratic candidates comes November. According to the IRS I'm in the 10% bracket.

[Yossariant]

30. Male, postgrad degree, white should put me in Obama's camp. I don't think he's electable.

[featherman]

31. White, 63 year, male, small town, upper middle income- for Obama

I may be in the minority of my demographic... lol

[stillcool]

32. 50 year old white woman working class for Obama

[NEOhiodemocrat]

33. 57, white, rural, three years of college, female

Obama! Also my husband 62, son 36, daughters 30, 23, and 18 for Obama and Son 37 for Clinton (always has to be that one odd one in every family).

[jkshaw]

34. 78 year old woman, Master's degree plus, writer editor ...

... for thirty seven years. I've lived in Utah for 42 years and my vote in the presidential elections is and has been absolutely useless. So has my husband's. So have my children's. But we still go to the polling place and vote.

We content ourselves with donating to candidates running in other states and, this year, to Obama.

[lmbradford]

35. voting block.....

I am a white female (37) who is a feminist. I have a graduate degree but I am a blue-collar worker because all of the theater departments in my area are being cut do to funding. I work for a non-profit organization making 8 bucks an hour. I am an Obama supporter who will not vote for HRC or McSane under any circumstances (I've always been registered as an Indy so spare me the democratic bs) I have voted dem in most of the elections of my lifetime and I am extremely progressive and lean dem most of the time but I am truly excited to be able to vote for a GOOD man instead of the lesser of two evils.

[nsd]

36. 39, Asian Indian, male, middle class, PhD --- Obama

[FrenchieCat]

37. over 45, college educated, upper middle class,

1/2 Black/ 1/2 White (count myself as Black), Latte sipping/Black Church attending, nationalized immigrant. Accountant/small business owner/Ministers' wife and mother of two.

I support Barack Obama.

[knixphan]

38. knix is

38, AA male

BFA-level education

15 years in entertainment industry,

Urban (NY-LA bicoastal)

Obama (by way of Kucinich)

[PBS Poll-435]

39. White, college educated 26 year-old middle-class. White collar job

And at least in my part of the world, my demographic is behind the other guy.

[Jersey Devil]

40. White lawyer, male, 60, NY metro area suburbs (mostly white) for Obama

RFK was my hero as a young man. Obama is my hope for the future. I have one young grandchild, age 2 and it my hope to leave for her a country that is blind to racial strife and united in the premise that any child of this land, male or female, black, white, Asian, of whatever racial or ethnic heritage, can truly believe that this is the land of liberty and that there is equal justice for all. It is, in my humble opinion, a time to prove that all that has gone before was all worthwhile.

[Secret_Society]

41. 20 year old white upper class college kid and no.

Go HRC!

[Bad Thoughts]

42. 37, Hispanic-Jewish, Nearing PhD, Originally supported Richardson

Currently support Obama--I have grave reservations about how Clinton has conducted herself in the race, particularly as she has characterized minority politics.

[Captain Hilts]

44. Marital status has a strong affect on how women vote. Women should note that.

Not as much in a Democratic primary, but it's still there.

[JustinL]

45. white male, 28, college educated, office worker, suburban - Obama

[Tresalisa]

46. White lesbian female, mid-50s.

I am a long-time Kucinich supporter. I prefer Barack Obama, but I will vote for Hillary Clinton if she is our nominee.

Not really sure what demographic I fit into, probably more Hillary's, since I'm a middle-aged female? :shrug:

[JeffR]

47. Good post

and I'm curious to know why you support Clinton. Not trying to stir up anything. Just curious.

[newmajority]

48. Bitter white college educated beer drinking Liberal for Obama here.

Usually drink black coffee, not lattes. Not opposed to the idea of a woman president. Very opposed to a continuation of the last 28 years.