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BumRushDaShow

(128,917 posts)
4. That's what I keep saying
Wed Nov 6, 2019, 01:07 PM
Nov 2019

The urban areas are blue and yes much of the rest of the state is red, but those urban areas have a population that is equivalent to a pile of rural counties combined. If anything, at least from what I saw last night with Kornacki's wild gyrations, the across-the-Ohio-River Cincinnati 'burbs in Kentucky, have been bluing up a bit more of late and may have really helped make the difference to offset the higher turnouts from the more sparsely populated red areas.

I think that like what you see with Jon Tester in MT, some states have those "favorite sons". Hell... it almost seems like fairytale land when you think of someone like John D. Rockefeller IV been such a long-time U.S. Senator in a state like West Virginia!

(stuff shifts with the time)

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