I thought people here would enjoy this. Pretty horrific trends with hispanics and asians especially.
ixvst01 on
Honestly there’s more counties/precincts that shifted left than I thought there would be. Just skimming through the map briefly, it looks like rural and suburban areas were more likely to shift left.
Any way to get around the paywall? Normally I don’t like to but I love maps
justbuildmorehousing on
Wild to look at the deltas my state (NY). NYC is cherry red all over. Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, and Albany all trended red…but rural areas in NYS shifted blue in a lot of counties. If anything I wouldve guessed the opposite (upstate cities get bluer, rural areas get MAGAer)
Icy-Magician-8085 on
I enjoy when they make these maps, really useful to see how my neighbors and parents’ neighbors generally voted in extreme detail.
Always confirms every bias that I have about other neighborhoods in any town that I know.
Democrats have huge loads of **Homework** that they need to do if they want to win again (unless they’re genuinely give up)
Xeynon on
This is rough, and Democrats have work to do, but the good news is that they’re about to go back to benefiting from thermostatic politics rather than being harmed by them. The focus is about to shift to issues people hate Republicans over, and in an anti-incumbent era especially it’s a lot easier to be the out party in general
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I thought people here would enjoy this. Pretty horrific trends with hispanics and asians especially.
Honestly there’s more counties/precincts that shifted left than I thought there would be. Just skimming through the map briefly, it looks like rural and suburban areas were more likely to shift left.
Looking at the blue results in my city: 😃
Toggling to ‘changes since 2020’: 🫨
https://preview.redd.it/dubteoaja9de1.png?width=1596&format=png&auto=webp&s=3709bfb4a7440871c662cbdbad157326a6cc7413
oof
Any way to get around the paywall? Normally I don’t like to but I love maps
Wild to look at the deltas my state (NY). NYC is cherry red all over. Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, and Albany all trended red…but rural areas in NYS shifted blue in a lot of counties. If anything I wouldve guessed the opposite (upstate cities get bluer, rural areas get MAGAer)
I enjoy when they make these maps, really useful to see how my neighbors and parents’ neighbors generally voted in extreme detail.
Always confirms every bias that I have about other neighborhoods in any town that I know.
https://preview.redd.it/6wrq133og9de1.jpeg?width=1284&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=504a24f7d6708a7bb8b8b4cc1904884618549df2
One of few brightspots…
Democrats have huge loads of **Homework** that they need to do if they want to win again (unless they’re genuinely give up)
This is rough, and Democrats have work to do, but the good news is that they’re about to go back to benefiting from thermostatic politics rather than being harmed by them. The focus is about to shift to issues people hate Republicans over, and in an anti-incumbent era especially it’s a lot easier to be the out party in general