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OPs point wasn’t about the exact stats, it’s just that there is a significant percentage of people in a state that don’t agree or support their government. I’d
by jjj123 1y ago
OPs point wasn’t about the exact stats, it’s just that there is a significant percentage of people in a state that don’t agree or support their government.
I’d consider 38% significant.
- TylerE 1y agoIn 1980, when Ronald Reagan took 44 of 50 states, Jimmy Carter took 41% of the vote. In electoral terms a party taking 38% of the vote is almost a non-entity. You don't come close to succeeding in a first past the post system with those numbers.
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