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If that statement were true, we will never see a republican government in the USA again. Considering the fact that more people live in cities than don't, and th

• jerf 13y ago
  The line between "Republican" and "Democrat" moves, which is why it tends to be so close to 50% (all things considered) for so long. If the line becomes lopsided in one direction or the other, the parties shift.
• svachalek 13y ago
  It's pretty early to say that, and a lot of things can change in the meantime. But for the short term, remember that in the U.S., representation is not entirely proportional to population. Voters in Wyoming have quite a bit more influence than those in California due to how the Senate and electoral college works, and voters in Iowa have more influence than either due to the whole interaction between media and the election process.