That's weird. I took an IAT, and the results were...
Here are your results:
Your data suggest a slightly stronger automatic association of Republican with Donald Trump than with Hillary Clinton.
Your data suggest no automatic association of self with either Democrat or Republican.
Your data suggest much stronger automatic association of self with Hillary Clinton than with Donald Trump.
Your score is described as showing an 'automatic association of self with Hillary Clinton' if you were faster responding when 'Me' and 'Hillary Clinton' items were assigned to the same key than when 'Me' and 'Donald Trump' items were assigned to the same key. Your score is described as an 'automatic association of self with Donald Trump' if the opposite occured.
Your score is described as showing an 'automatic association of self with Democrat' if you were faster responding when 'Me' and 'Democrat' items were assigned to the same key than when 'Me' and 'Republican' items were assigned to the same key. Your score is described as an 'automatic identification with Republican' if the opposite occured.
Your score is described as showing an 'automatic association of Hillary Clinton with Democrat' if you were faster responding when 'Hillary Clinton' and 'Democrat' items were assigned to the same key than when 'Donald Trump' and 'Democrat' items were assigned to the same key. Your score is described as an 'automatic association of Hillary Clinton with Republican' if the opposite occured.
Your automatic association may be described as "slight", "moderate", "strong", or "no association". This indicates the strength of your automatic association.Your score was described as 'inconclusive' for any test in which your performance was too fast, too slow, or had too many errors for our program to compute interpretable results.
Somewhat odd. I associate Hillary with Democrat, Trump with Republican, yes, everything's in order. But according to the IAT, I associate myself with neither Democrats nor Republicans. Hmm.