r/Cascadia • u/cobeywilliamson • 8d ago

The Actual Political Orientation of Cascadia

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The majority of voting eligible people in Cascadia did not vote in the last presidential election.

What do you think they want from a political/administrative system?

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u/neurochild NorCal 8d ago

This is weird. What are you trying to show?

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u/cobeywilliamson 8d ago edited 8d ago

That more people would prefer a political situation that isn't based on partisan elections than what they are currently being offered.

Also, that Cascadia is more politically coherent (apartisan/apolitical) than I have argued in the past.

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u/Seanpines Cascadian 7d ago

Don't know why you're getting downvoted so much. Guess it's the people who showed up after the latest election lol

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u/cobeywilliamson 7d ago

I would simply like to hear what their vision for governance was. This is a forum, after all. I’m curious and sure I’d learn something.

Cheers mate

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u/Seanpines Cascadian 7d ago

Blue puppet over red puppet is the extent of their political knowledge. A lot of Cascadians worship the nordic welfare state model

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u/cobeywilliamson 7d ago

A lot of my neighbors in the Upper Columbia reaches claim libertarian or constitutionalist tendencies.