Anyone that has chatted with me online knows that my agnosticism is not just a position on religion, but I also carry it into any area where I can apply my intellect. And that includes politics. With that said, I want to know how do political agnostics (or even Independents) vote in elections. I would think that their thought process in voting is drastically different than staunch Republicans and Democrats. Whereas, Dems and Repubs tend to see issues as black-and-white, agnostics and Independents may not see it as much and this would translate into their voting. Perhaps agnostics end up taking more time to vote, or we are the large groups of undecideds or swing voters, or we even vote for candidates from both parties or don't even look at party. I dunno ... just theorizing here.
If you consider yourself an agnostic thinker or an Independent even on political issues, then please share how do you usually vote given our polarized environment.
What do you look for in a candidate or in a party? What's your thinking process?
How do you handle others telling you who to vote for?
If you consider yourself an agnostic thinker or an Independent even on political issues, then please share how do you usually vote given our polarized environment.
What do you look for in a candidate or in a party? What's your thinking process?
How do you handle others telling you who to vote for?
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