10 question political survey for Americans. What are your answers to the following questions?

Question

This is a political survey to see if there is a trend in politics based on various demographics. Please answer all 10 questions to complete the survey.

1. What is your political affiliation?

2. In your opinion, what is the most important issue in America right now?

3. When voting, is a candidates race / ethnicity important to you?

4. a) When voting, is a candidates religion important to you?

4. b) Would you vote for an Atheist? A Muslim? Explain why or why not.

5. Do you believe in separation of church and state? Is it important for the United States to ensure separation of church and state exists? Why or why not?

6. What state do you live in?

7. Do you live in an urban or rural area? (you can also state your city / town if you wish)

8. Have you ever traveled out of the USA? If so, where?

9. What is your level of education (high school, college, etc)?

10. What is your gender and age?

Answer 1

1.  Republican

2.  The price of gasoline

3.  No it does not matter.

4a.  Yes

4b.  No to either.  We are a nation founded on Christian principles.

5.   No I do not believe in separation of Church and State.

6.   New York

7.   I live in small city

8.  No I never have

Answers to questions 9 & 10 are nobodies business!

Answer 2

1.  Independent

2.  Our loss of freedom

3.  No

4.  No.  I would have reservations about voting for an atheist, because an atheist does not understand the idea of our Rights being derived from our Creator, not government.  Yes, I would vote for a Muslim, provided he or she was an advocate of Constitutional government.

5.  Yes, to the degree that the restrictions are on the state, not the church.  The problem has arisen, because the state has forced itself into virtually every aspect of our lives.  A return to Constitutional government would remedy that.

6.  CT

7.  Suburban

8.  Yes:  Canada, Mexico, Morocco, Portugal, Spain, France, Italy, Germany, Iceland, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, Kuwait, Iraq, Qatar.

9.  3 1/2 years of college

10.  I don't have a gender.  My s*x is masculine.  I am 62.  

Answer 3

1  Independent

2. National Security , Immigration

3. Not at all if it is the right person

4. I would not vote for an atheist or a Muslim-No explanation

5. I believe in separation of Church and state

6  North Carolina

7. Urban

8. Lived in Spain, France, Libya, Philippines, Taiwan,     Singapore,Hong Kong, Malaysia. Traveled to Holland , Austria, Italy, Germany,Macau,Indonesia  Thailand, Morocco

Egypt

9  2 year college

10 Female, 50

Answer 4

1. Independent

2. Border security

3. No

4a. No

4b. Yes. Where they stand on the issues are whats important.

5. Yes. Look back to when the Catholic Church controlled Europe, that's why.

6. Nebraska

7. Rural (off county road 45)

8. No

9. Some College

10. Male, 21

Answer 5

1. What is your political affiliation?

none

2. In your opinion, what is the most important issue in America right now?

voting reform

3. When voting, is a candidates race / ethnicity important to you?

no

4. a) When voting, is a candidates religion important to you?

no

4. b) Would you vote for an Atheist? A Muslim? Explain why or why not.

yes. why not?

5. Do you believe in separation of church and state? Is it important for the United States to ensure separation of church and state exists? Why or why not?

yes. a church should influence politics insofar as preaching their own values to their own laity.

6. What state do you live in?

CT

7. Do you live in an urban or rural area? (you can also state your city / town if you wish)

urban

8. Have you ever traveled out of the USA? If so, where?

no

9. What is your level of education (high school, college, etc)?

college

10. What is your gender and age?

Male, 20

Answer 6

1. Independent

2. War on terror, economy, education, high taxes

3. No

4. a.Yes

    b. I am uncertain on this - I'd have to know their voting record

5. I don't believe separation of church and state can truly exist. Many colleges which are owned by churches receive federal tax dollars. Churches have to obide by certain laws. Politicians hold religious beliefs. They will never be really separate.

6. Washington state

7. Semi-rural

8. Yes, Japan, Greece, Panama, thailand, Canada, Oman, Indonesia, Mexico, Brunai, Bahrain, Malaysia, Singapore, Germany, Austria, Australia, Italy, Hong Kong, Spain, and Bali.

9. Masters Degree

10. Male, 52 yrs

Answer 7

1. What is your political affiliation? Proud Democrat

2. In your opinion, what is the most important issue in America right now? The failing economy

3. When voting, is a candidates race / ethnicity important to you? No, not at all.

4. a) When voting, is a candidates religion important to you? No, not at all.

4. b) Would you vote for an Atheist? A Muslim? Explain why or why not. I would vote for whoever is qualified - see 4a.

5. Do you believe in separation of church and state? Is it important for the United States to ensure separation of church and state exists? Why or why not? Yes it is very important.  Religion should be taught at home and home only.

6. What state do you live in? FL

7. Do you live in an urban or rural area? (you can also state your city / town if you wish) - Suburban, you forgot that one.

8. Have you ever traveled out of the USA? If so, where? Bahamas, Canada

9. What is your level of education (high school, college, etc)? 2 years college

10. What is your gender and age? Female age:NOB.

Answer 8

1- Libertarian

2- Gas prices and value of dollar.

3- No, but a candidate should not have to lie like Obama.

4- a) yes.

b) Islam promotes the conversion of all infidels by book or sword.  It is the only religion I would discriminate against. I could vote for an athiest, as long as they don't preach nonreligion, because I hate that as much as people preaching religion.

5) Yes, but christmas should be allowed to be displayed in public, because then the government interferes to remove the decorations, and that does not show government separation.

6) New York

7) Suburban

8) No

9) Entering college

10) Male/18

Answer 9

1. labels don't become us

2.government corruption

3.important?  

4.a) important?

4.b) alright this is getting old

5. if it's in the constitution, go with it.

6. I move a lot

7. see #6

8. yep.  a good number of countries of various cultures.

9. enough

10. sigh.

Thanks!  that was fun.

Answer 10

1. Independent

2. reformation of the media.

3. no

4. a) no

4. b) yes, makes no difference

5. Yes, faith needs to stay in church.

6.Wisconsin

7. I live in a semi-urban area, small town.Monroe, Wisconsin.

8. Yes, Canada.

9. high School

10. male, 18

Answer 11

1. Independent. I wouldn't vote for a candidate just because of the political affiliation

2. Economy and environment. Budget cuts are forcing public schools to cut down on everything. There's not enough emphasis on the environment in the U.S. government.

3. No, race and ethnicity should be the last thing to be considered in a candidate.

4. a) No, not at all. Good values and morals are all that is needed.

4. b) Yes and no. An individual's religion does not determine his/her ability as a president. I wouldn't vote for a person because he/she's an Atheist/Muslim, nor would I vote for the candidate due his/her faith.

5. The U.S. is built on a diversified culture that encompasses almost every region of the world. Not everyone follows the same religous beliefs, so why isolate people from the government because of the church?

6. California.

7. San Diego.

8. China.

9. High school.

10. Female, high school student :).

Answer 12

1. What is your political affiliation?

Proud to be a DEMOCRAT!

2. In your opinion, what is the most important issue in America right now?

Restoring the rights of American citizenship that our forefathers fought and died to obtain and which have been ripped from our souls and shredded before our eyes by the insipid, bankrupt, and corrupt administration of George "King W" Bush.

3. When voting, is a candidates race / ethnicity important to you?

No.

4. a) When voting, is a candidates religion important to you?

Only so far as the candidate must keep his or her religious beliefs out of his or her political positions. There is no place in American for faith-based political beliefs or positions. The separation of church and state is sacrosanct, and politicians who base their positions on religious beliefs cannot be elected to office.

4. b) Would you vote for an Atheist? A Muslim? Explain why or why not.

See 4a - Insofar as a candidate keeps his personal beliefs out of politics, his religion does not matter. If he or she injects their beliefs into their political reasoning, I cannot vote for them, whatever their religion.

5. Do you believe in separation of church and state? Is it important for the United States to ensure separation of church and state exists? Why or why not?

See response to 4a. The separation of church and state is sacrosanct, and must be protected at all costs. There is no place in politics for decisions made on religious belief, or for government funding of faith-based programs.

6. What state do you live in?

California

7. Do you live in an urban or rural area? (you can also state your city / town if you wish)

Urban area - suburb of Los Angeles

8. Have you ever traveled out of the USA? If so, where?

Yes. Mexico and Canada

9. What is your level of education (high school, college, etc)?

Doctorate

10. What is your gender and age?

Male, 59

Answer 13

1. What is your political affiliation?  

Democrat

2. In your opinion, what is the most important issue in America right now?  

The economy (mortgage crisis /unemployment/stagflation/national debt/gas prices).  Secondly, the War in Iraq  and the attack on individual liberties by the Bush Administration

3. When voting, is a candidates race / ethnicity important to you? No.

4. a) When voting, is a candidates religion important to you? No.

4. b) Would you vote for an Atheist? A Muslim? Explain why or why not.  

Yes.  I would vote for an atheist or a Muslim because a candidate's religion does not matter to me.

5. Do you believe in separation of church and state? Is it important for the United States to ensure separation of church and state exists? Why or why not?  

Yes, it is one of the founding principles of our nation.  It is important because otherwise the majority religion will through its numbers and social and political power subjugate members of minority religions.  It is for that very reason that the Founders wrote the Establishment Clause into our Constitution.

6. What state do you live in?  New Jersey

7. Do you live in an urban or rural area? (you can also state your city / town if you wish)  Suburban, South Jersey

8. Have you ever traveled out of the USA? If so, where?

China, Canada, Japan, Mexico, Aruba, St. Lucia, England, Ireland, Italy, France.

9. What is your level of education (high school, college, etc)?

Currently in Law School

10. What is your gender and age?

Female, 22 years-old

Answer 14

1.  None, though i lean to the left

2.  The Iraq and Afghanistan war

3.  It plays no part

4.  a)  No

     b)  A persons religious beliefs, or lack there of, does not make him/her a better leader or more fit to run the nation

5.  Separation of Church and State is very important, but not to the point of petty issues like reciting the Pledge of Alegiance or removing "in god we trust" on the dollar

6.  Az (but dont get me wrong, imma Cali boy in my heart)

7.  Rural

8.  Yes I have, Iraq

9.  High School

10.  M/23

Answer 15

1.  Democrat but do have an open mind

2.  Economy

3.  Nope

4.  a  nope

     b  Yes  because religion doesn't matter to me

5.  Yes i believe in the separation  There are too many religions in the US ..got to be equal to all

6.  Texas

7.  rural/urban  live in a small town in the middle of no where

8.  Yes,  Mexico

9.  went to a business school

10.  female/31  

Answer 16

1 republican/conservative

2 economy/war on terror/energy independence/immigration reform/health care reform

3 i would love a black REPUBLICAN, if the candidate is a republican then race doesn't matter!

4a somewhat but not really

4b atheist maybe, muslim no

5 Yes

6 Michigan

7 urban (A city you never heard of that is 15 minutes from Detroit, Michigan)

8 Venezuela, Mexico a million times, Canada, Spain, London, and Amsterdam

9 last year university student

10 Male, 24 years old

Answer 17

1. Independant

2. National Security (terrorism)

3. No on race/ethnicity

4. Religion or lack thereof is not important

5. I believe that government can neither impose religion nor quash it

6. Oklahoma

7. Urban

8. Never outside the U.S.

9. Law degree

10. Male, 40