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That works if you think only the national scale matters; that there's been a similar pattern at the state and local level (without the overblown individual pers
by InitialLastName 4y ago
That works if you think only the national scale matters; that there's been a similar pattern at the state and local level (without the overblown individual personalities) suggests that it's not just the "this specific person sucks" pattern.
- giantg2 4y agoOf course it's not just that pattern. There are others. It does tend to exist and depends on the state. In the general election you still typically have only 2-3 choices for many offices at the state level. They tend to follow a similar two party paradigm and have a "Not that person" feel to some of them. Local elections have less personality involved in many areas simply because the person is less notorious and their positions are less well publicized.