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Democratic candidate poll:
A few observations:
-Clinton leads significantly among sedan and SUV drivers
-Sanders leads significantly among wagon and truck drivers and motorcycle riders
-O’Maley did his best with coupe/convertible and motorcycle riders
It should be noted that this polled 570 individuals in Iowa.
TL;DR: Sanders supporters are Jalop AF, because wagons.
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Republican candidate poll:
A few observations:
-Cruz is most popular with minivan drivers.
-”Trump had the next two largest blocks of support, receiving 37 percent of the hatchback drivers’ vote and 32 percent from truck drivers.”
It should be noted that this polled 687 individuals in Iowa.
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Supreme Chancellor and Glorious Leader SaveTheIntegras
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01/30/2016 at 15:45 |
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This is utterly shocking to me.....O Malley has supporters?
deekster_caddy
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01/30/2016 at 15:58 |
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Also, a tie among coupe and convertible owners! Nice find, interesting to think it can outline a demgraphic like that and make it useful data. (Is it really useful?)
X37.9XXS
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01/30/2016 at 16:00 |
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But what do Trump supporters drive?
Oh, yes
scoob
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01/30/2016 at 16:46 |
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It’s actually one guy who’s a multimillionaire and owns a bit of everything, instead of 4 of the same cars in different colors.
ranwhenparked
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01/30/2016 at 17:11 |
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So, Bernie leads with both truck owners AND electric car owners? Kind of an odd combination.
Also, note same thing with Trump. Scanning those, it looks like there’s a few more similarities between those two’s results than I would expect.
EDIT: Or maybe not. Thinking of it, they both represent pretty much the same thing for their respective parties - eg, anti-establishment with a shaky history of support for the party they’re currently running under. Could be pulling from similar demographics within their respective parties.