What are Oklahomans?

[HiredHand]

You forgot Populist.

 

[V98]

You forgot Populist.

There, I fixed it! You can change your vote if you’ve already voted. Enjoy!

 

[RickN]

I think we are mostly conservative but that we do not follow any general groupings. I know I feel that I am a conservative, but on some issues I am not in lockstep with the group and go with what my heart says is right.

An example, I am all for the 2nd but feel we are our own worst enemy by not realizing we have to get involved in writing things like Red Flag laws or they will write them without us, aqnd they will not have any checks put in place to protect gun owners.

 

[Glocktogo]

I'm what you might call a "Leave me the **** alone and I'll do the same for you" type Oklahoman.

 

[PBramble]

^^ That's not supported by the voting data. I'm pretty certain not a single county in Oklahoma voted blue in the last election. It was close in OKC (Oklahoma County) but still went to Trump.

Actually, it is.

None of them voted blue, but it was by a narrow margin. Those percentages show that there is a near equal distribution of two parties in OK county.

This one shows that the major points of democratic votes are in the urban city areas of Tulsa and OKC.

I never said that any county in Oklahoma voted Dem., I said that the numbers are fairly even and that the distributions are what they are.

 

[GnometownHero]

"Constitutional Patriots" who are totally fed up with Rino sellout Republicans, socialist democrat corruption and a dangerous policy of power abuse by unelected government employees. We want criminal democrats and corrupt DOJ/FBI/State Dept personnel prosecuted for treason and executed by hanging on live TV.

 

[OK Corgi Rancher]

Depends. The metro areas are decidely blue, the rural areas are diehard red. About the same number of people in either setting though.

Actually, it is.

LOL... Actually, it isn't (supported by the data). You said the metro areas are "decidedly blue". They're not. Both large metro areas voted red, admittedly by small margins. That's not "decidedly blue". It's not even just blue. It's red if even only by a small margin.

 

[OK Corgi Rancher]

I'm with Glocktogo. I just want to be left alone. Having said that, I've NEVER voted for a democrat and NEVER will (or any of the other leftist parties). I always vote republican simply because, in theory, they're the electable party that's most closely aligned with my views.

I wish a true conservative party could get elected. But conservatives are generally too busy bitching about minor issues a candidate supports or doesn't support and they won't support the person most electable. It's a contributing factor for democrats getting elected when they shouldn't. Conservatives just can't agree on anything, it seems.

So, yeah... I'm tired of all the fighting between the left and right. Leave me the f**k alone. I've got maybe 20 years left if I'm lucky. I just want to enjoy them.

 

[PBramble]

LOL... Actually, it isn't (supported by the data). You said the metro areas are "decidedly blue". They're not. Both large metro areas voted red, admittedly by small margins. That's not "decidedly blue". It's not even just blue. It's red if even only by a small margin.

Can you not see the pics? Do you not comprehend the data? It's one ****ing percent through the entire county. The metro areas are blue. WTF do you want? Dude, you seem to argue everything I post up? Do I have a problem with you? For someone who claims to want to be left alone, you're really plucking my feathers.

 

[Seadog]

^^ That's not supported by the voting data. I'm pretty certain not a single county in Oklahoma voted blue in the last election. It was close in OKC (Oklahoma County) but still went to Trump.

I wonder if there was any hanky panky with our votes in the city that get it that close