"Where the guns are"

The reason I am posting this is that political identity is included. 

A question for candidates for non-partisan races often comes back to identifying candidates to a party, anyway.

Gun ownership is polarizing enough to drive people to be frank about their party affiliation.

To this point, I direct you to these two paragraphs:

Americans with a gun at home also differ politically from other adults. Republicans are twice as likely as Democrats to be members of a gun-owning household. Political independents also are more likely than Democrats to have a firearm in their homes.

Please read the article for more interesting information, and the entire study if you have an interest in the specific topic of gun ownership in America.

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But on other dimensions tested in the survey, those with a gun at home differ little from other Americans. For example, they are as focused on health and fitness as those in non-gun owning households and are about equally likely to say they think of themselves as compassionate or as a trusting person.

I encourage you to ready the entire article, and the study.

The demographics and politics of gun-owning households | Pew Research Center

http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2014/07/15/the-demographics-and-politics-of-gun-owning-households/

* Does your candidate view themselves as a Republican, Independent, Democrat? 

* Tea Party and Socialist Party charts would probably require an undefined 4th dimension; political space takes on quantum political dynamics where political positions bend back on themselves, overlapping, self-conflicting, and in parts completely non-existent to each other's position, depending on the topic, all at the same time and none of the time.

Bring a towel.