I side with

[ronin sparthos]

bluegartr.com can not be taken as representative of the American electorate

It's simple. We're superior to the American electorate.

Edit: I'm.

[Plow]

So how many people who got Green Party as an answer will go and vote for the Green Party in November

fwiw I also got Green Party

I live in Kansas where it doesn't matter at all, the Repubs win. It becomes a hard choice then still if I want to vote for Stein to help them get more exposure/money, or stick with Obama just to avoid creating more competition for dems in the future that will likely only benefit the right wing.

[Tymon]

http://imgs.isidewith.com/results-image/35043247.jpg

Really surprised at the Republican presence.

[quannum]

Libertarians are republicans who want to smoke weed.
Greens are democrats who want to ?

[Dantrag]

Smoke weed.

[Tricen]

79% Ron Paul 78% Gary Johnson.

[Milkster]

http://imgs.isidewith.com/results-image/35111865.jpg

[Caiyuo]

This and siding with 89% of Florida voters is total bullshit, though

http://imgs.isidewith.com/results-image/35120184.jpg

[Churchill]

It would be interesting if voting became an algorithm where you answered questions, the data gets collated, and then it spits out a vote based on information from the candidates.

[Aero]

Canadian here, took the test anyways. I feel that these results are too damn high.

[BaneTheBrawler]

http://imgs.isidewith.com/results-image/35149131.jpg

Can't say I'm surprised.

[Dantrag]

It would be interesting if voting became an algorithm where you answered questions, the data gets collated, and then it spits out a vote based on information from the candidates.

That would be amazing.

[Sera]

Really cool, thanks for posting this.

[zoobernut]

It would be interesting if voting became an algorithm where you answered questions, the data gets collated, and then it spits out a vote based on information from the candidates.

That is an awesome idea. You could easily make it work by letting people vote for whomever they wanted in the end that way they still had a choice but you would make a recommendation based on their personal views on a specific set of questions. I bet people would vote a lot differently.

[kuronosan]

I live in Kansas where it doesn't matter at all, the Repubs win. It becomes a hard choice then still if I want to vote for Stein to help them get more exposure/money, or stick with Obama just to avoid creating more competition for dems in the future that will likely only benefit the right wing.

Apparently we love democrats and vote republicans.

[Plow]

Yeah, you have to remember these are the people that made Sebelius governor by 10 points, reelected her by 20 points, and then voted in Sam fucking Brownback by 40 points over her lt. gov (a former republican who just switched to dem a few years ago) when she went to hhs.

[ronin sparthos]

It would be interesting if voting became an algorithm where you answered questions, the data gets collated, and then it spits out a vote based on information from the candidates.

Have you considered a career in politics?

[Ghost_Wheel22]

Not sure how to take it.

http://imgs.isidewith.com/results-image/35249659.jpg

[Dantrag]

Ghost wins with the most interesting results........

[Blarg]

This website was created by Jill Stein as a super secret plan for the population to learn that she even exists.

http://imgs.isidewith.com/results-image/35346917.jpg