Do you consider yourself a Republican, Democrat,Independent ?

Being British, I am none of these. However, I do remember being told at school that the main American parties - at that time back in the 1960s - were very similar in terms of their political scope, encompassing a wide range of opinions that overlapped in many places. The division into left and right seems to have intensified in recent years, though. That said, the Democrats are far from being a true left-wing party even now. They probably have much more in common with the British Conservative Party than the Labour Party. One thing that has always puzzled me is why the Republicans use the colour red and the Democrats blue. Red is recognized the world over as the colour of left-wing parties, but not apparently in the United States!

i would just choose who I thought the best candidate was.

I am not American, I am not Swiss, I can only vote for an Italian candidate... not worth the effort.

We are strong Democrats. Our son, the attorney, used to be a Republican, but came to his senses.

I no longer even care what the political parties are doing. It's impossible to tell what a candidate will do once in office and my trust level in our government (any government) is really really low. I am not saying all politicians are bad guys, I just think I can run my own life without em. ETA: I don't consider myself any of the above.

Coming to my country, I am like NOTA: None of The Above.. I am independent

More democratic for me.... the world is in a crazy place right now for sure.

We have many more parties than that in France. I tend to vote for the less worse candidate without caring for the political sticker, I exclude only extremists from my panel of possibilities, from the left like from the right.

I am a Republican.. I have voted that way since I was old enough to officially vote at age 18.

Same here!!! That's why I'm a registered democrat!!! But there R moderates in each!! I think I can relate to the moderates!!!

I'm registered as a Democrat, although my personal politics are probably closer to socialist.

I used to vote for Ralph Nader, though this last I voted Hillary. I think I'm middle of the fence in a lot of ways

I am more for my heritage than loyal to any political party.

I try to choose wisely. And not sure about the recent bombs, meant to scare these people.

i am not american, but i know republican vs democrat, but i dont know the independet

I am a democrat but if I like a Republican I will vote for them.

i am registered as an independent

I am a lifelong Democrat, the other side has never had a candidate that I could begin to support. As far back as Hoover and beyond, probably, they have been the party that advocates for the most wealthy and privileged and today it is worse than ever. They want to attack Social Security and Medicare/Medicaid now and will do so if they retain both houses.

In my country we don't have republican party, we have democrats.

I think I will call myself independent.