Right, there is definitely a broader change going on but I also don't think looking at state level data really invalidates the urban/rural variance divide. To t

Right, there is definitely a broader change going on but I also don't think looking at state level data really invalidates the urban/rural variance divide. To take Colorado as an example, you see the same sort of divide I mentioned when you go from Boulder/Denver to rural Western Colorado (especially in the southwest in and around the reservations).