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#1On November 3, 2026, there will be elections in the United States, and polls show approximate results:
Which nations in the United States vote more for the Republican Party or Democratic Party:
White Americans (43% Republican, 44% Democrat, rest undecided), Germans (65% Republican, 35% Democrat), British (76% Democrat, 24% Republican), Swedes (75% Democrat), Norwegians (33% Democrat), Irish (85% Democrat), Russians (45% Democrat, 43% Republican), Ukrainians (96% Democrat), Belarusians (76% Democrat), Jews (64% Democrat), African Americans (50% Republican, 50% Democrat), people of African descent who have received U.S. citizenship (68% Democrat), Chinese (46% Democrat, 54% Republican), Koreans (86% Democrat), Japanese (89% Republican), Vietnamese (97% Democrat), Filipinos (52% Democrat, 48% Republican), Mexicans (74% Democrats, excluding Mexicans from Texas who are Republicans), Hondurans (64% Democrats), Jews from the USSR (96% Republicans, not Jews from Israel or the USA), Nicaraguans (82% Democrats), Brazilians (54% Democrats), Argentines (99% Democrats), Chileans (84% Republicans), Indians (72% Democrats), Poles (86% Democrats), Slovenians (98% Republicans), Slovaks (99% Republicans), Finns (99% Democrats), Kazakhs (73% Republicans), Uzbeks (97% Democrats), Kyrgyz (42% Republicans, 48% Democrats), Tatars (85% Democrats), Bashkirs (61% Democrats), Australians (68% Democrats), New Zealanders (97% Republicans), Indonesians (36% Democrats), Bangladeshis (63% Democrats), Pakistanis (64% Republicans), Afghans (81% Democrats), Mongolians (100% Republicans), Yakuts (100% Democrats), Buryats (99% Democrats), Uruguayans (95% Republicans), Canadians who received a US passport (79% Democrats), Moldovans (25% Democrats), Romanians (54% Democrats), Bulgarians (50% Democrats), Turks (53% Republicans), Austrians (44% Republicans), Swiss (97% Democrats), Venezuelans (5 years ago, Republicans predominated, now Democrats outweigh and make up 86%), Cubans (97% Republicans),Danes (85% Republicans), French (63% Democrats).
by location of residence:
Residents of megacities: Democrats by 78%
Residents of small towns are mostly Democrats (55%) and Republicans (45%).
Residents of very small towns and rural areas are mostly Republicans - 86%
The country's geography: the north, with the exception of Alaska, is almost entirely under the control of the Democrats, the south is under the control of the Republicans (the exceptions are California and Hawaii).
by sexual orientation:
men and women - 50% Republicans, 50% Democrats
Gays and lesbians are 99% Democrats
Religious of any religion: 50% Republican, 50% Democrat
Among atheists, 65% are Democrats
age demographics:
Democrats are younger and middle-aged, Republicans are mostly older
(demographic processes play in favor of the Democrats)
It is also worth noting that the same person can change political preferences many times throughout his life.
The political preferences of people in the United States differ depending on their current social situation, for example, 100% support from ethnic groups of some peoples depends on their hatred of Trump and their situation in the United States and in their home country, where they came from, before receiving a US passport.
Trump dealt a serious blow to the Republican Party's position with his actions on ICE, as well as with his game with Russia, cutting food (EBT) and healthcare (Medicaid).
Which nations in the United States vote more for the Republican Party or Democratic Party:
White Americans (43% Republican, 44% Democrat, rest undecided), Germans (65% Republican, 35% Democrat), British (76% Democrat, 24% Republican), Swedes (75% Democrat), Norwegians (33% Democrat), Irish (85% Democrat), Russians (45% Democrat, 43% Republican), Ukrainians (96% Democrat), Belarusians (76% Democrat), Jews (64% Democrat), African Americans (50% Republican, 50% Democrat), people of African descent who have received U.S. citizenship (68% Democrat), Chinese (46% Democrat, 54% Republican), Koreans (86% Democrat), Japanese (89% Republican), Vietnamese (97% Democrat), Filipinos (52% Democrat, 48% Republican), Mexicans (74% Democrats, excluding Mexicans from Texas who are Republicans), Hondurans (64% Democrats), Jews from the USSR (96% Republicans, not Jews from Israel or the USA), Nicaraguans (82% Democrats), Brazilians (54% Democrats), Argentines (99% Democrats), Chileans (84% Republicans), Indians (72% Democrats), Poles (86% Democrats), Slovenians (98% Republicans), Slovaks (99% Republicans), Finns (99% Democrats), Kazakhs (73% Republicans), Uzbeks (97% Democrats), Kyrgyz (42% Republicans, 48% Democrats), Tatars (85% Democrats), Bashkirs (61% Democrats), Australians (68% Democrats), New Zealanders (97% Republicans), Indonesians (36% Democrats), Bangladeshis (63% Democrats), Pakistanis (64% Republicans), Afghans (81% Democrats), Mongolians (100% Republicans), Yakuts (100% Democrats), Buryats (99% Democrats), Uruguayans (95% Republicans), Canadians who received a US passport (79% Democrats), Moldovans (25% Democrats), Romanians (54% Democrats), Bulgarians (50% Democrats), Turks (53% Republicans), Austrians (44% Republicans), Swiss (97% Democrats), Venezuelans (5 years ago, Republicans predominated, now Democrats outweigh and make up 86%), Cubans (97% Republicans),Danes (85% Republicans), French (63% Democrats).
by location of residence:
Residents of megacities: Democrats by 78%
Residents of small towns are mostly Democrats (55%) and Republicans (45%).
Residents of very small towns and rural areas are mostly Republicans - 86%
The country's geography: the north, with the exception of Alaska, is almost entirely under the control of the Democrats, the south is under the control of the Republicans (the exceptions are California and Hawaii).
by sexual orientation:
men and women - 50% Republicans, 50% Democrats
Gays and lesbians are 99% Democrats
Religious of any religion: 50% Republican, 50% Democrat
Among atheists, 65% are Democrats
age demographics:
Democrats are younger and middle-aged, Republicans are mostly older
(demographic processes play in favor of the Democrats)
It is also worth noting that the same person can change political preferences many times throughout his life.
The political preferences of people in the United States differ depending on their current social situation, for example, 100% support from ethnic groups of some peoples depends on their hatred of Trump and their situation in the United States and in their home country, where they came from, before receiving a US passport.
Trump dealt a serious blow to the Republican Party's position with his actions on ICE, as well as with his game with Russia, cutting food (EBT) and healthcare (Medicaid).