• GOOD NEWS FOR DEMOCRATS ... The graph below shows the American political reality. 
• ** PEW examined data from 1992 to 2014     THIS ARE THE RESULTS>> 48% identify as Democrats, while 39% as Republicans.
• ** Republicans lost five of the last six popular votes in presidential elections.  More Americans lean towards supporting social causes.

WHO FORMS THE BACKBONE OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY ?

ºº The demographic groups that tilt DEMOCRATIC are more diverse than the GOP.  Key demographics are centered around Blacks, Asians, Secular minded (Atheists, Agnostics, Unaffiliated,...), Highly educated individuals, Jewish, Hispanics and Millenials. Skews:
• Blacks (+69),                                                                        • Asians (+42),
• Religiously unaffiliated (+36),                                         • Postgraduate people, especially highly educated women (+35),
• Jewish (+30),                                                                        • Hispanics (+30),
• Millennials (+16). (Often called Gen Y, were born during 1980s and 1990s, that is before 2000, the youngest voters)

Being myself Humanist, Scientist, Progressive and Hispanic my chances are quite good, albeit Non-believer!

The country has changed a lot during the last 14 years!

WHO FORMS THE BACKBONE OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY ?

ºº Pew found that REPUBLICANS are just who they are often thought to be. The key demographics are centered around Mormons, Evangelicals, whites (especially Southerners), illiterate men, and older Americans. Skews:
• Mormons (+48) (index of added statistical skew).                          • Evangelical Christians (+46)
• White Southerners (+21),                                                                      • White men with –barely- an education (+21),
• White voters (+9),                                                                                   • Voters age 69-86 (+4).

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