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DH is a Republican and I'm a Democrat, although we still agree on most issues.
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My husband isn't a citizen, so can't vote. But yes, I would say we're both fairly liberal. As for who he would vote for... he knows how much I love Hillary, so I'm not sure he would admit to wanting to vote Bernie!
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I"m a pretty vocal Democrat, he's a uninterested Republican. We can get pretty heated if/when we discuss politics. I feel like he he can be vocal for someone who is uneducated on what is going on (not in a mean way, he's a very smart man, he just doesn't follow politics/look into stuff.) Nothing drives me more nuts than when someone will fight politics but only reads the headlines and does no research
We butt heads! ha
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Yes, we are both members of the same political party. Our politics is also tied to our basic moral code and beliefs, so I would have a hard time marrying someone who vastly differed politically for the same reason I would have a hard time marrying someone who was really religious (I'm not).
I would not, and did not, date a man who wasn’t pro-choice. That’s a deal-breaker for me.
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For the most part. We are both "unenrolled" according to NY state law meaning that we are not members of a political party, although I tend to vote Democratic since there are not other options that reflect my political leanings. DH is much more liberal now than when we met. I would consider him center-left especially with his pro-business leanings. We are both considering becoming Democrats since we disenfranchise ourselves in local politics by not having party affiliations because we can't vote in primaries and live in such a Democrat dominated city .
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Well most of the time we are both registered as Democrats. I vote more conservatively on local elections and liberally for national elections. I just switched my registration to R for this election, mostly so I could vote for my preferred state senate candidate. But honestly, when DH talks about his political opinions, he is absolutely not a democrat. But he mostly doesn't vote so....
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We are both registered independent/unenrolled. DH is pretty much Dem though. I don't agree with either party really but usually vote Democrats because I have bigger issues with the Republicans. So we normally vote the same but don't necessarily agree on all the issues.
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I don't think either of us are 100% aligned with one political party. I would say that we lean more towards one party by nature. The most important thing for us is that we share the same faith and all our worldviews form/stem from our faith first and foremost.
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DH grew up in a Republican family, but both of us are more moderate. We're fiscally conservative, socially liberal; and we don't align 100% to any party.
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DH describes himself as fiscally conservative and socially liberal, but makes a point not to call himself Republican. I have always aligned myself with the Democrats. DH has definitely become more liberal since we have been married.
We butt heads! ha
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