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For many, it's probably not which party they agree with more points from, but which one they agree with on the one or two issues they care about the most, even
by CM30 7y ago
For many, it's probably not which party they agree with more points from, but which one they agree with on the one or two issues they care about the most, even if they disagree with everything else.
- axaxs 7y agoAbsolutely. This is how I generally vote.
- dvtrn 7y agoStepping on a ledge and positing it's probably how a lot of people vote, if even unconsciously- but it's probably not a popular way of ascribing personal motive to the political act of voting which is a more conscious and deliberate action. Or at least, it's less convenient than simply associating the sum with the worst of its parts. That bit in the article about 'motive attribution asymmetry'.