I've voted for more than one, depending upon which seems to have the best approach to the pertinent issues at the time. I would never align myself permanently with a party.

I am registered independent. if agnostic or atheist had a party I would switch in a heartbeat to that.

Social Dems..always

I can't say that I lean left, anymore. I can say... with all that is in me and all that I stand for...it is not the GOP...Republican! Since we only have 2 choices, I stand with the left...Democrat! But, it bothers me that their 'stand' is 'wobbly!' I realize, that the 'left' has never been...'screaming,' 'over-talking,' fools, but sometimes, they need to 'speak-up' for what is humane and 'right!' and FAIR!

I am a member of the Libertarian Party.

Minimum government. Maximum freedom.

Dem

I have always been very liberal and have never voted for a Republican in my and never plan to. Depending on the office and the candidates as well as what’s at stake usually determines my vote. 2000 was a perfect example. I wanted to vote for Nadar but felt like I needed to vote for Gore. To many people did vote for Nadar which gave us Bush who ran the country into the ground. I was, and am, a proud Bernie supporter. Just imagine if the last 366 days had been with Bernie! Instead we have fascism

I'm definitely a Democrat. I am like most here in that I don't totally agree with either party. Republicans found a gold mine when they aligned with the evangelicals, but the Democrats keep shooting themselves in the foot by choosing candidates that aren't popular.

I lean towards making ordinary peoples' lives better - which, I guess, means somewhat 'left of centre' (or, as US Republicans would say, a HOWLING COMMUNIST).

However I have found no pollitical party that is active and meaningfully strong which does not pander to the wealthy and corporate business more than I would like to myself ... so I don't really associate with a party.

Labour Party, AUS. They are on the left side of the political divide.

I can't bring myself to fully adopt The Greens yet - even if I really should. Some habits/traditions are still difficult to change.

I waiver between Secular Party and Sustainable AustraliaParty which is about sustainable population. Both put science first.

I no longer identify with any of our political parties. I think they are all full of shat and corrupt. I will vote for a candidate that best represents me regardless of party affiliation.

Socialist Democrat, registered democrat.

I grew up in a 3 party system. Is not all that you dream that it will be. If you ask for what party I vote in america... I will be honest... the first motherfucker that gives Puerto Rico the Independence will get my vote if the individual has a DD-214... You Never Served... You won't get my vote. About 3 party system... more corruption, it is just with a different mask. the minority of the 3 will make alliances once here, next time there... selling out constantly. And majority rule will be a mirage with little value since nothing is firm and concrete and is subject to backroom deals.

I am a Democratic Socialist.

I'm so leftist I have to look over my right sholder to wave at Cory Booker.

Consider myself as a Moderate. Now if there was a party for me, would love it. I am fiscally conservative, and socially liberal. Operate with a balanced budget, and against corporate welfare. Am not a bedroom police.

I am a loose canon, I vote for the one I judge to be the most capable one to solve our problems in the way I think they should be solved and then keep an eye on them like a hawk because I think they are all a bunch of power hungry egomaniacs that will stab you in the back at the first chance they get

I’m democrat but I’d rather be none with the political jokes I’m disgusted. It’s not a show it’s our county.

I'm a registered Democrat, but that's only so I can vote in primaries in NY for the rare chance that a Democrat candidate has the same values as I do like one did in the 2016 election. I would say I'm Independent and/or Green and/or Social Democrat. Our political system is a joke though. Money talks. The politicians who actually give a shit are the ones who get smeared or discounted as not having a real chance to win. That whole "voting 3rd party ruins the vote" thing is a fallacy. 2000 was shown to be a fallacy in that respect. It's the same thing every election. I don't owe my damn vote to anyone or party. Get over it!

Let's put it this way...

I didn't leave the republican party, the republican party left me.

While I "vote" democratic, I feel like they're just as corrupt as the Conservatives. In the battle between evil and the lesser of two evils, the "lesser" is still lesser...

I don't like to confine myself to categories, but that's a boring cop-out of an answer, so I'm gonna go with the Green party. In truth, some of my values could be seen as conservative, while other values are even farther to the left of most liberals.

Politics is the art of making lies sound truthful and murder respectable." Dr Thomas Szasz.

Every statement can be divided into three subcategories: 1. The affective content which designed to affect the emotions of the listener or reader. 2. The informative content which is designed to convey information to the reader or listener. 3. The promotive content which is designed to promote the values of the speaker or writer. I have no reason to believe that political speeches would contain more than 10% of the informative content.

Independent. Don't desire any traditional affiliations at this time. Used to be registered Demo.