One tenant, who chose to remain anonymous, told KRDO that when she told Obringer that she voted for Obama, he threatened to evict her. Other tenants believe the threat was nothing more than a joke.

"It's just John. He's kind of a quirky landlord," one of Obringer’s residents told the news station.

The landlord refused an interview with KRDO.

Obringer is by no means the first businessperson to allow partisan leanings to affect business decisions. Arizona gun store owner Cope Reynolds published an advertisement in November declaring Obama voters “NOT WELCOME” in his store.

Denny’s franchise owner John Metz is so worried about how Obama’s Affordable Care Act will affect his business that he proposed charging customers a “5 percent Obamacare fee." Denny's chief executive later expressed "disappointment" in Metz, who subsequently said he regretted his statement.

Other restaurant owners have blamed Obama’s healthcare plan for their inability to hire. Zane Tankel, an Applebee's franchise owner, said the costs are so high that he refuses to hire any more people or build more restaurants.