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<blockquote data-quote="simme" data-source="post: 1652868" data-attributes="member: 40418"><p>Agree with that. I think most of the blue states are that way. Interesting that if you look at the US map with states color coded by how they voted, the blue states are <strong>mostly </strong>in clusters - west coast states, northeast states and upper midwest states. Not a checkerboard distributed pattern, but a few regional clusters. Then if you look at the map of the US color coded by counties, the blue clusters match up with all the big cities. Most all the counties are red, but the relatively few blue ones apparently have most of the blue voters (and a large percentage of the population). Looking at the maps, it would seem that presidential elections are determined in a relatively small physical portion of the US. Good thing that we have the electoral college system or the candidates would not even campaign in some of the smaller states. To me, it is amazing that our country's founders who put together the original rules had such insight in how things should be set up. I don't think they had a book to go by and did not have google.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="simme, post: 1652868, member: 40418"] Agree with that. I think most of the blue states are that way. Interesting that if you look at the US map with states color coded by how they voted, the blue states are [B]mostly [/B]in clusters - west coast states, northeast states and upper midwest states. Not a checkerboard distributed pattern, but a few regional clusters. Then if you look at the map of the US color coded by counties, the blue clusters match up with all the big cities. Most all the counties are red, but the relatively few blue ones apparently have most of the blue voters (and a large percentage of the population). Looking at the maps, it would seem that presidential elections are determined in a relatively small physical portion of the US. Good thing that we have the electoral college system or the candidates would not even campaign in some of the smaller states. To me, it is amazing that our country's founders who put together the original rules had such insight in how things should be set up. I don't think they had a book to go by and did not have google. [/QUOTE]
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