The reports starts out "...The residents of most U.S. states are more likely to identify as conservative than as liberal in their political ideology. In 25 states, the conservative advantage is significantly greater than the national average, including 19 "highly conservative" states in which conservatives outnumber liberals by at least 20 percentage points. Meanwhile, in six states, there are more liberals than conservatives..."

So if this is the case, why do we see the huge amount of liberals voted into office? Why are we not seeing more conservative values put into place? Maybe the conservatives are just too busy working to take take care of all of the liberal socialized programs and too tired to deal with it?...

https://news.gallup.com/poll/247016/conservatives-greatly-outnumber-liberals-states.aspx

You left out the number of people identifying in the poll as "Independent".

Many Liberals prefer to label themselves as Independent, pretending they are not sheep being lead by any political party.  Often it's because they've become disenchanted by the Democrats, but aren't quite unhappy enough to adopt the GOP.  They will automatically vote for Democrat candidates while telling themselves they are choosing "the best candidate".

It takes someone with well-seated values and opinions to identify as part of a specific party. People who call themselves Independent often don't know WHAT they believe in. Then on election day, they vote how they "feel."

So, take a look at the poll numbers for Independents. Your answer is there.

I’ve been staying away from replying to Moosed aka /DarmokatJalad/ aka Something I can’t remember/aka Flapp....

But that is the most Cockamamie load of crap.

A Pew Research Center analysis that examined partisan affiliation from 1992 to 2014 found that, in 2014,
39% of the public identified as independents, which was larger than the shares calling themselves Democrats (32%) or
Republicans (23%).

In 2014, 17% of the public leaned toward the Democratic Party while 16% leaned toward the GOP; just 6% declined to lean toward a party.

When the partisan leanings of independents were taken into account, 48% either identified as Democrats or leaned Democratic;
39% identified as Republicans or leaned Republican.

http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2016/07/05/5-facts-about-americas-political-independents/

Dumbing it down for him, just because they call themselves "Independent" doesn't mean they aren't Democrats or lean Democrat.

9% difference.
And not even a majority.
And includes “leaning”.

Hardly in line with your original statement.

Also doesn’t mean they’re not Republican or lean Republican. Clearly.

Sorry folks, just had to Smarten’ it up for him.
Over and out.

Many Liberals prefer to label themselves as Independent, pretending they are not sheep being lead by any political party. 
Often ...  They will automatically vote for Democrat candidates while telling themselves they are choosing "the best candidate".

Many Conservatives prefer to label themselves as Independent, pretending they are not sheep being lead by any political party.  Often it's because they've become disenchanted by the Republicans, but aren't quite unhappy enough to adopt the Democratic Party.  They will automatically vote for Republican candidates while telling themselves they are choosing "the best candidate".

It takes someone with well-seated values and opinions to identify as part of a specific party. People who call themselves Independent often don't know WHAT they believe in. Then on election day, they vote how they "feel."

So, take a look at the poll numbers for Independents. Your answer is there.

They think I'm a gay, Asian female, in the 18-25 age group and I make $200,000+ per year.

 

Are you serious?

You have no point, do you?  Just an immature troll.

Go back into your hole, AssHole.

Thanks for reminding me of why he is blocked.

Some days I wish I never started anything...

The reports starts out "...The residents of most U.S. states are more likely to identify as conservative than as liberal in their political ideology. In 25 states, the conservative advantage is significantly greater than the national average, including 19 "highly conservative" states in which conservatives outnumber liberals by at least 20 percentage points. Meanwhile, in six states, there are more liberals than conservatives..."

So if this is the case, why do we see the huge amount of liberals voted into office? Why are we not seeing more conservative values put into place? Maybe the conservatives are just too busy working to take take care of all of the liberal socialized programs and too tired to deal with it?...

https://news.gallup.com/poll/247016/conservatives-greatly-outnumber-liberals-states.aspx

The reports starts out "...The residents of most U.S. states are more likely to identify as conservative than as liberal in their political ideology. In 25 states, the conservative advantage is significantly greater than the national average, including 19 "highly conservative" states in which conservatives outnumber liberals by at least 20 percentage points. Meanwhile, in six states, there are more liberals than conservatives..."

So if this is the case, why do we see the huge amount of liberals voted into office? Why are we not seeing more conservative values put into place? Maybe the conservatives are just too busy working to take take care of all of the liberal socialized programs and too tired to deal with it?...

https://news.gallup.com/poll/247016/conservatives-greatly-outnumber-liberals-states.aspx

This is purely anecdotal.
Very few people that can vote , vote in Hawaii.
Hawaii has a lot of Union and government workers that DO vote.
We have lots of DINOs here but the corruption of  Oahu centric
committee chairs kill any  innovation.
I do not violate any constitutional federal, state, or local law,
but when you have no representation why bother to obey?
Why should we view the government as anything but something to
avoid, and not communicate with except as forced to?
Hawaii is ruled by a upper class of liberals.
Everyone knows if you oppose the king you need to obliterate it
or you'll face a terrible fate.
We just haven't figured out out to obliterate the king just yet.

You need to go back into Hawaii's history as to why Hawaii became the Democratic fortress it has been since 1959.  Long story short, it was the predominant Republican Big Five and their racist rule in business and politics after the illegal Annexation of Hawaii by the US that forever sealed the hatred for the Republican Party by the majority of all local non-white peoples.  In fact, one has to be amazed to see that the animosity of the Republican Party has lasted into the 21st century.

Based on what has happened in the recent past, unless Hawaii voters has reached another breaking point with the status quo, which paved the way for Republican Linda Lingle or if the Republicans can field a Japanese candidate like Pat Saiki, which could cull the local Japanese vote; it would be very unlikely any Republican candidate will succeed.