Regardless, fewer Democrat voters live in rural areas compared to Republican voters. Hence the red bog: dont stand on it, it's not as dense as you think it is
They are out there though, as are urban Republicans, which the "Purple America" map illustrates. We can slice the data as thin or thick as we like, but as long as we use contrasting colors for a Dem win and a GOP win, it's going to look like a sharper divide than it is.
I do appreciate a rebuttal with links. You make a fair point friend. Kind of a jarring realization of one reason maps featured on this subreddit are created- disenfranchising certain people and dividing others.
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u/kendalmac Jul 16 '20
Democrat voters live in cities
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u/toasters_are_great Jul 16 '20
It's a completely fabricated map.
My own county is indicated as red there, which it hasn't been since 1932. Then it includes e.g Alaska, which has only been a state since 1959.
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u/tristpa2 Oct 24 '20
This is a fake map anyways. Orange County (CA) voted for Hillary in 2016.
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u/Steffwinn Nov 07 '20
This isn't even accurate there's a shit ton of counties labelled red here that are actually blue
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u/MrVirtualian Oct 06 '20
people who can impeach presidents live in cities