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toreg00

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Hey all I'd like a few people to answer some questions for a Sociology extra credit project. Your answers are greatly appreciated.

1. Your age/ age range
2. Political party affiliation
3. Based on current candidates if you had to vote today who would you vote for?
4. What would be your main reason for voting for this individual?
5. What do you feel are the two most pressing issues that the candidates need to address? What makes these issues the most pressing for you?
6. If you could speak with any of the candidates personally, what would you tell him/her?
7. Who do you believe will actually win the election? (even if they are not your candidate or from your party affiliation)
 
Yes it's a survey. Extra credit for Sociology. We are to ask 5 people these questions then turn in the answers. I wanted to get at least 2 people online to answer, 2 friends and 1 coworker. I figured since this is a political forum it would be a good place to find people who would like to do it but if you don't want to participate that's fine.
 
1. Your age/ age range 25-35
2. Political party affiliation none
3. Based on current candidates if you had to vote today who would you vote for? Hillary
4. What would be your main reason for voting for this individual? She is a strong leader, has global experience and WH experience. No one else better.
5. What do you feel are the two most pressing issues that the candidates need to address? What makes these issues the most pressing for you? Economy. Student loans.
6. If you could speak with any of the candidates personally, what would you tell him/her? Trump - Why do you lie so often?
7. Who do you believe will actually win the election? (even if they are not your candidate or from your party affiliation) I thought Trump wouldn't get this far, but my bet is still Hillary.
 
It's a required class (well either that or Psychology) for Radiology, believe me I would not be taking it otherwise.
 
toreg00 said:
Hey all I'd like a few people to answer some questions for a Sociology extra credit project. Your answers are greatly appreciated.

1. Your age/ age range 60-7000
2. Political party affiliation NONE
3. Based on current candidates if you had to vote today who would you vote for? TRUMP
4. What would be your main reason for voting for this individual? TIME FOR A REAL CHANGE, A POL WHO IS NOT BOUGHT AND PAID FOR
5. What do you feel are the two most pressing issues that the candidates need to address? What makes these issues the most pressing for you? THE ECONOMY FOLLOWED BY THE ECONOMY. WE CANNOT AFFORD FOUR MORE MONTHS OF THIS MUCH LESS FOUR MORE YEARS
6. If you could speak with any of the candidates personally, what would you tell him/her? SHIFT THE PARADIGM STATUS QUO IS KILLING US
7. Who do you believe will actually win the election? (even if they are not your candidate or from your party affiliation)
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TRUMP ASSUMING IT US AN ELECTION AND NOT A SHAM.
 
toreg00 said:
Hey all I'd like a few people to answer some questions for a Sociology extra credit project. Your answers are greatly appreciated.

1. Your age/ age range
2. Political party affiliation
3. Based on current candidates if you had to vote today who would you vote for?
4. What would be your main reason for voting for this individual?
5. What do you feel are the two most pressing issues that the candidates need to address? What makes these issues the most pressing for you?
6. If you could speak with any of the candidates personally, what would you tell him/her?
7. Who do you believe will actually win the election? (even if they are not your candidate or from your party affiliation)
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1. 19
2. Conservative republican
3. Ted Cruz (already voted for him in the Texas primary)
4. I believe that he is the best candidate that will truly govern by the constitution
5. I think that scaling back the federal government and having the constitution be the document that all decisions are based on is the biggest issue since it affects everything else
6. If I could speak to Ted Cruz I'd probably pick his brain regarding the constitution and his faith
7. Ted Cruz or Hillary Clinton
 
toreg00 said:
Hey all I'd like a few people to answer some questions for a Sociology extra credit project. Your answers are greatly appreciated.

1. Your age/ age range - 49
2. Political party affiliation - Democrat
3. Based on current candidates if you had to vote today who would you vote for? - Cruz
4. What would be your main reason for voting for this individual? - His views are most similar to mine
5. What do you feel are the two most pressing issues that the candidates need to address? What makes these issues the most pressing for you? - Immigration and jobs...I am concerned that the landscape of this country is changing too drastically
6. If you could speak with any of the candidates personally, what would you tell him/her? - To Trump - drop out now. To Kasich - find a way to appeal to more people (I think he's a god guy). To Hillary - while I admire that you stood by your man I can't help but believe you did it for political reasons...and, How do you fool people so well (centrist..ha ha). You might be to the right of Sanders. To Bernie - how could you think that willing wearing the "Socialist" tag would fly? To Cruz - Find a way.
7. Who do you believe will actually win the election? (even if they are not your candidate or from your party affiliation) - Hillary...and I'm not usually such a pessimist
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toreg00 said:
Hey all I'd like a few people to answer some questions for a Sociology extra credit project. Your answers are greatly appreciated.

1. Your age/ age range
2. Political party affiliation
3. Based on current candidates if you had to vote today who would you vote for?
4. What would be your main reason for voting for this individual?
5. What do you feel are the two most pressing issues that the candidates need to address? What makes these issues the most pressing for you?
6. If you could speak with any of the candidates personally, what would you tell him/her?
7. Who do you believe will actually win the election? (even if they are not your candidate or from your party affiliation)
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1. One of the oldest of the millennial generation

2. no official affiliation, have typically voted libertarian.

3. Gary johnson i suppose. I might just stay home.

4. he's closest to my worldview

5. Privacy rights and the drug war. I don't like being spied on, I find our nation is going down a dangerous path. I also like drugs, and I don't believe non-violent drug offenders should have their lives ruined. THe for profit prison industry is modern day slavery

6. I would tell Clinton she hasn't fooled me, and that I know she is a sociopathic power hungry liar.

7. Clinton as of today 7 months out. But I don't believe in making long predictions. I wouldn't discount trump.
 
toreg00 said:
Hey all I'd like a few people to answer some questions for a Sociology extra credit project. Your answers are greatly appreciated.

1. Your age/ age range
2. Political party affiliation
3. Based on current candidates if you had to vote today who would you vote for?
4. What would be your main reason for voting for this individual?
5. What do you feel are the two most pressing issues that the candidates need to address? What makes these issues the most pressing for you?
6. If you could speak with any of the candidates personally, what would you tell him/her?
7. Who do you believe will actually win the election? (even if they are not your candidate or from your party affiliation)
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A good Sociology tutor - indeed any good tutor- will look for and encourage challenges to the curriculum and its content.

Your questionnaire assumes that voting is compulsory - which is not the case in reality- and does not accomodate the millions of people who will choose not to vote. Nor does it accomodate those who would vote NONE OF THE ABOVE if such a currently sensible option appeared on the ballot.
So its conclusions will only offer an insight into trends amongst people who are already embedded in the system and the information gleaned - so far ahead of the actual election- appears tailored to be used to assist candidates campaigns .

Those of us outside of the system- many millions of us- warn students against being dupes for political party projects and encourage them to at least consider that the system of democracy is broken and unassailably loaded in favor of the wealthy. Of course, if it was actually your tutor who compiled or accepted the questionnaire then any signs of rebellion against the system might be reported to the security services. There are good and bad tutors.
I'm a Robin Williams fan. Good luck.
 
toreg00 said:
Hey all I'd like a few people to answer some questions for a Sociology extra credit project. Your answers are greatly appreciated.

1. Your age/ age range 25-35
2. Political party affiliation GOP
3. Based on current candidates if you had to vote today who would you vote for? Gary Johnson
4. What would be your main reason for voting for this individual? I like to highlight libertarian causes
5. What do you feel are the two most pressing issues that the candidates need to address? What makes these issues the most pressing for you? The budget and tax code
6. If you could speak with any of the candidates personally, what would you tell him/her? I would tell The Donald he's fired
7. Who do you believe will actually win the election? (even if they are not your candidate or from your party affiliation)Cruz over Hillary, or Hillary over Trump
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