There are no blue states, just blue counties.

If National Voter ID ever happens, it will make things more red, which is why the left will never allow it.

It's always interesting to see just how much of our population is concentrated in such few areas.

But land doesn't vote.


Luckily the majority did vote for Trump

What are the brown counties in Mississippi?

And I really like living in the Red Plains

No Spin Ag said:

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It's always interesting to see just how much of our population is concentrated in such few areas.

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Thus the genius of the electoral college

Massachusetts only has blue counties tho so wouldn't that make them a blue state?

... and Oklahoma.... the only red state.

TheBonifaceOption said:

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But land doesn't vote.

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Maybe it should. You know, in the name of climate change.

I stand corrected.

TheBonifaceOption said:

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But land doesn't vote.


Luckily the majority did vote for Trump

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Yeah, that blue has to account for more than half of the US population.

Kinda nuts, but Harris only got 54% in Bexar County.

CanyonAg77 said:

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No Spin Ag said:

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It's always interesting to see just how much of our population is concentrated in such few areas.

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Thus the genius of the electoral college

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And precisely why one side wants it gone.

AgGrad99 said:

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CanyonAg77 said:

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No Spin Ag said:

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It's always interesting to see just how much of our population is concentrated in such few areas.

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Thus the genius of the electoral college

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And precisely why one side wants it gone.

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But that shouldn't even be considered. The union should end the same month such an abolition is imposed (unless by true amendment---even then, probably some states should just leave)

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Massachusetts only has blue counties tho so wouldn't that make them a blue state?

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Don't forget West Virginia

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But that shouldn't even be considered. The union should end the same month such an abolition is imposed (unless by true amendment---even then, probably some states should just leave)

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couldnt agree more.

we can discount it as land, but that land is populated by little towns. And those little towns make up the vast majority of our country.

We can never allow limited population centers to control the entire country. Our founding fathers knew this.

What's interesting about the fact major cities exist in the US?

We should allow county secession. Don't like being ruled by a blue city? Neighboring a red state? Get 3/5 of your county to request realignment and approval by the red state and you're in!

This graphic is also a good explanation for liberal fixation on eliminating 2A.

Presidio County must be where the Allred campaign found the three dildo sheriff's deputies to claim he was tough on the border

dorks

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CanyonAg77 said:

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No Spin Ag said:

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It's always interesting to see just how much of our population is concentrated in such few areas.

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Thus the genius of the electoral college

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And precisely why one side wants it gone.

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halfastros81 said:

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Massachusetts only has blue counties tho so wouldn't that make them a blue state?

... and Oklahoma.... the only red state.

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Rhode Island is a sea of blue



So 48 out of 50...

Good catch. I missed that one.

2 Red States - Oklahoma and West Virginia

1 Blue State - Massachusetts

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halfastros81 said:

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Massachusetts only has blue counties tho so wouldn't that make them a blue state?

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Rhode Island is a sea of blue



So 48 out of 50...

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Hawaii went 100% blue also.

and corrected again.

2 red states - Oklahoma and West Virginia

& 2 Blue States - Delaware and Massachusetts

Wouldn't surprise me if Alaska was all red and Hawaii all blue either.

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doubledog said:

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halfastros81 said:

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Massachusetts only has blue counties tho so wouldn't that make them a blue state?

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Rhode Island is a sea of blue



So 48 out of 50...

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Hawaii went 100% blue also.

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Even Maui this round? Would have thought not. But with Hawaii as the NYC of the state it wouldn't impact if it did.

didn't realize the entire state of Oklahoma was red ass bass-turds. Well done, Okies.

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TheBonifaceOption said:

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But land doesn't vote.


Luckily the majority did vote for Trump

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Yeah, that blue has to account for more than half of the US population.

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That blue area isn't getting all Democratic votes but very large cities (NYC , LA, Chicago) can control a state. Luckily Texas is big and we have multiple mid size cities that help offset. And Houston is closer to 50/50.

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Corporal Punishment said:

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doubledog said:

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halfastros81 said:

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Massachusetts only has blue counties tho so wouldn't that make them a blue state?

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Rhode Island is a sea of blue



So 48 out of 50...

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Hawaii went 100% blue also.

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Even Maui this round? Would have thought not. But with Hawaii as the NYC of the state it wouldn't impact if it did.

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Kauai is the most red of the Hawaiian Counties. Maui went blue as did all the others.

No Spin Ag said:

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It's always interesting to see just how much of our population is concentrated in such few areas.

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You got my curiosity up. Yes, there is a lot of empty land, and a lot of concentration of population.

I like playing with numbers, perhaps others will be amused, too.

US Population : 331,450,000
Contiguous US Population (lower 48): 328,571,000
Texas Population: 30,500,00
Harris County: 4,835,000
Randall County (my home, includes Canyon and southern Amarillo): 140,750
Armstrong County (next county to the west, much of it taken up by Palo Duro Canyon State Park and the JA Ranch: 1,848

Won't bore you with all the math, which might be wrong. But here's what I got for population densities per square mile.


Harris County - 2,833
Randall County - 154
Texas - 107
Contiguous US - 105
All US - 87
Armstrong County - 2

Total US as crowded as Houston: Population: 1,103,524,325

Total US as crowded as Armstrong County: 7,619,050


This has been your totally useless old guy ramble for the day

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No Spin Ag said:

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Thus the genius of the electoral college

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The only DEI program I support.

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didn't realize the entire state of Oklahoma was red ass bass-turds. Well done, Okies.

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turns out they were always SEC ready

The problem is that when we think of a "state" we think of Texas or Oklahoma (size).
It is high time that all "states" in New England should be considered a single state, for electoral and congressional districting.

Congrats to Oklahoma! Pure red.

That lone county in Connecticut is holding down the fort surrounded by a sea of blue - Massachusetts, Rhode Island. Small states

Corporal Punishment said:

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Corporal Punishment said:

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doubledog said:

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halfastros81 said:

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Massachusetts only has blue counties tho so wouldn't that make them a blue state?

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Rhode Island is a sea of blue



So 48 out of 50...

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Hawaii went 100% blue also.

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Even Maui this round? Would have thought not. But with Hawaii as the NYC of the state it wouldn't impact if it did.

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Kauai is the most red of the Hawaiian Counties. Maui went blue as did all the others.

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That Maui vote should tell you something about the liberal mindset.

Those people were left to fend for themselves by the Biden Administration when the island burned. And yet they still turned up to vote for Harris.

Live in one of only 3 blue counties in KS. Rich Liberal white women making it difficult to not move voting in liberals in the county boards, school boards, and other small local races. And my local house district didn't even run a candidate for GOP this cycle. I think when they redistricted to keep the supermajority they decided to punt my district and not waste money on it.

This post made me look, fortunately the GOP is getting more registered voters than the DEMS are state wide.

Date Republican Democratic
Jan-24 870,291 505,520
Feb-24 871,136 504,452
Mar-24 872,303 503,962
Apr-24 874,132 503,972
May-24 876,627 504,736
Jun-24 877,695 504,547
Jul-24 878,701 504,968
Sep-24 893,180 512,630
Oct-24 908,890 518,966

damn, tried to get the HTLM table code to work but no luck