North carolina

Other than one tailgater, I have been fine.

I would never do this unless I hated my car :p

Good luck :/

My neighbors are great - even my Republican neighbor, across the street, is a really nice guy who is very anti-Trump and his wife is very pro-Hillary.

I probably will avoid freeway travel, though. The only way I escaped the guy who tried to run me off of the road, when I had a Kerry bumper sticker, was making a hasty and unplanned right turn at a very busy intersection.

During the past election, I had an Obama/Biden sticker on my car. Though I was breaking no traffic laws, a policeman followed me all the way home and then drove on when I turned into my drive. I think he was trying to intimidate me.

never put a bumpersticker on, even here people have trouble. Eight years ago people around here that had Obama signs and bumperstickers had their cars vandalized with spray paint. I was lucky that I had company that night that was coming and going so I escaped but after that I never again want any political things up.

back in the 1980's was very conservative. There's still a few wingnut holdouts that won't give up and admit defeat, they like to make trouble.

I thought you were going to say Inland Empire or Redding, lol

in the South Bay area, and I have bumper stickers on both my van and car. My husband was not happy since he has to take one of those to his workplace, and causing unnecessary trouble. I haven't seen any trouble so far though.

I'm in a red area, but so far so good. And I've seen a few others here too.

car to vandalism. I live in a red state, and I see an awful lot of Trump/Pence signs and confederate flags.

It turns out there's nothing on the back of my car that isn't plastic or aluminum, so the magnet wouldn't cling. Bumper sticker it is!

I think it's important for building pro-Clinton (not merely anti-Trump) enthusiasm. Be loud and proud!

I didn't let the magnet go to waste either. It does grab onto the steel of my car door, so I have side-facing support on display too.