I find it easier to draw them facing left. The way my hand moves naturally. Circles facing left. I have been playing around with it, though.

Huh, I always thought I just had a problem drawing characters facing right, because I am horrible at it. I always draw my characters facing left. I can do it to the right, but with great difficulty. I never thought that it could be because I am right handed. I never made that connection; but apparently it must have something to do with it because, according to this poll, I am not the only one!

Oh my god, I always think in the back of my head that people are going to hate my art because I feel most comfortable drawing racing the left (righty here). I try to mix it up but the right is haaaaaard. ;__;

I was at an even mix up between right-handed drawing characters facing left and drawing facing at the 'camera'

Right handed with characters facing left! That's very normal!

I noticed that when I liked pokémon, looking through the anime's 'pokédex', almost all the pokémon faced left. HMMM mysterious.

Wait. Is it my left or my character's left?

Usually the poses are varied, but I've noticed that many of the faces I've drawn end up looking to the right (fully, out of the corner of his/her eye, etc)

definitely facing left in sketches and illustrations. I'm right handed.
But it's different in my comic because there I have to control things like that. probably even more often characters are facing right, because usually the movement is to the right.

I'm Right-Handed and I think I mostly draw characters facing right and then left.

I have a tendency to draw my characters facing left since I'm right handed. I think it's mostly a habit developed when I was learning to draw (self-taught), and I would draw quadrupedal characters. Since I'm right handed, I started with the head, then worked my way toward the right with the body and everything (so my hand wouldn't drag across the pencil and smudge it), which resulted in a left-facing character. I still find faces in profile easier to do facing left than right.

As for handedness, I usually try for an even balance, and usually the pose dictates the character's eventual handedness when I'm not actively thinking about it. So I think I have an even mix. In some instances, usually with weaponry, I try to actively think about the character's actual handedness and make sure I get that in there no matter the pose, but with other random drawings, I go with whatever fits.