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In response to "Three initial thoughts leap out:" by Name Withheld by Request

On number one, don't make the mistake of equating area with population. You'd come to a flip conclusion on Alaska. -- nm

Posted by crash davis (aka crash davis) Apr 6 '17, 13:22

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No, totally granted, but still one in three Californians did vote Trump in November. -- nm - Name Withheld by Request Apr 6, 13:36 7
- I figure you understand, but let me hammer on the population/area in the West. WA state has 39 counties, do a sort on this list by population - crash davis Apr 6, 13:44 6
  - I don't think it's news (at least to those paying attention) but NWBR is right that there are lots of Hollywood/Silicon Valley types who don't give - Roger More Apr 6, 13:46 5
    - Yeah. It was just a comment that even one in three voters is still a healthy chunk of non-homogeneous vote. -- nm - Name Withheld by Request Apr 6, 13:51 4
      - I believe its the opposite. Trump did the worst that a Republican has ever done in California (to the best of my knowledge) -- nm - crash davis Apr 6, 13:58 3
        
        It's different ways of looking at the same thing. The stereotype is "liberal Californian", but the reality is obviously deeper. - Roger More Apr 6, 14:04 2
        
        Not at all coincidental that areas with greater diversity (cities) tend to be more liberal than areas that aren't very diverse (rural). - TWuG Apr 6, 14:14 1
        
        Though in many suburban neighbourhoods that isn't always the case. -- nm - Name Withheld by Request Apr 6, 14:16

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