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Have you played with the "build a voter" thingie? You can put in your own data and see how your demographic is more likely to vote. -- (link)

Posted by mara (aka mara) Nov 2 '24, 10:13

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https://www.economist.com/interactive/us-2024-election/build-a-voter (www.economist.com)

Responses:

94% Harris -- nm - JD Nov 2, 13:28
86% Harris. Being gay really saves me. -- nm - Qale Nov 2, 12:46
96% Harris -- nm - Dano Nov 2, 12:06 1
- Nice -- nm - psilotum Nov 2, 12:49
79% Harris. (The atheism seemed to make the biggest difference in my score.) -- nm - kelly Nov 2, 11:49
62/38 Harris -- nm - Meg Nov 2, 11:40
58% Trump...wtf? switching Town to City makes it 54% Harris (I used Maine as closest to us) -- nm* - Beaker 🍺 Nov 2, 11:32
77% Harris -- nm - Fuzzy Nov 2, 11:08
77% Harris -- nm - znufrii Nov 2, 11:07
62% or 68% Trump. Hah! (NM) - Marlowe Nov 2, 10:57
I'm only 13% likely to vote for Kamala. -- nm - David Nov 2, 10:45 5
- So you're saying there's a chance -- nm - Max Nov 2, 13:58
- the accent alone probably drags you down like a good 50% -- nm - Tim Nov 2, 10:47 3
  - Kim's 52/48 for Kamala, which amuses me. -- nm - David Nov 2, 10:48 2
    - shhhhhh -- nm - Julia Roberts Nov 2, 10:49 1
      - hahahaha -- nm - ty97 Nov 2, 10:50
91% Harris. -- nm - Volnelk 🍊 Nov 2, 10:39 4
- Heathen squad represent! -- nm - Reagen Nov 2, 11:56
- 90% here - how'd you beat me? -- nm - psilotum Nov 2, 11:47 2
  - Now mine is 87. Not sure what I did differently. I have a hard time believing Buddhism swings you toward Trump. -- nm - Volnelk 🍊 Nov 2, 12:10 1
    - well the central tenet is "every man for himself". -- nm - Reagen Nov 2, 12:12
Fascinating. Has me at 55% Trump. I really though the education variable would sink it, but no. -- (edited) - Bayronmax Nov 2, 10:37
79% Harris -- nm - ReluctantCynic Nov 2, 10:37
81% Harris -- nm - ty97 Nov 2, 10:31
83% Harris -- nm - Krusty Nov 2, 10:28
And then you can change things to see how the likelihood changes. (The difference between agnostic and atheist is puzzling to me.) -- nm - mara Nov 2, 10:17 11
- Agnostic: 59% Harris. Atheist: 72% Harris. huh, so she is the devil? -- nm - Max Nov 2, 14:03
- Agnostics are atheists without belief ;-) - JD Nov 2, 10:45 5
  - I wouldn’t frame atheism as a question of faith at all, actually. -- (edited) - znufrii Nov 2, 13:24
  - To your point, usually when people make a leap of faith, it's for some kind of benefit, right? What's the benefit of being atheist? -- nm - con_carne Nov 2, 11:45 2
    - Sleeping in on Sundays? ;-) -- nm - Krusty Nov 2, 13:31 1
      - I meant as opposed to agnosticism. :) -- nm - con_carne Nov 2, 14:27
  - No, I mean in how it affects their vote. :-) -- nm - mara Nov 2, 10:55
- you and me both. -- nm - Blaise Pascal Nov 2, 10:19 1
  - *golf clap* -- nm - mara Nov 2, 10:54
- I'd bet many less-educated people probably don't even know what agnostic means (the less-educated tend to go for Trump). -- nm - con_carne Nov 2, 10:19 1
  - This might be it. -- nm - mara Nov 2, 10:56

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