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True. I'd like to have fine-grained data on the "purple" states. For 2024 there's, eg (not even collated policy data, but it's something) http://www.cookpolit
by gsf_emergency_2 1y ago
True.
I'd like to have fine-grained data on the "purple" states. For 2024 there's, eg (not even collated policy data, but it's something)
http://www.cookpolitical.com/analysis/national/national-politics/comprehensive-new-data-analysis-why-harris-lost-2024 http://www.cookpolitical.com/analysis/national/national-poli...
- danaris 1y agoThing is, all the states are purple. I've never seen numbers for 2024, but I have for previous recent national elections, and the most either party has in any state is roughly 70%. So at the statewide level, that's the total skew you're looking at. In local elections, things can be more one-sided; I imagine there are a fair number of rural counties that would have only a handful of blue voters (but out of a total of, y'know, a few thousand voters in the whole county).
- gsf_emergency_2 1y agoAh right noob mistake. Oops! I wonder if the kurfuersten realize this? Or are there some states where most of the electors from either side see theirs as swinger. (Trump sees some states as purple for sure--? as maybe all the blue hopefuls did in 2024)