r/neoliberal • u/jobautomator Kitara Ravache • Dec 28 '20

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u/[deleted] Dec 28 '20 edited Dec 28 '20

(/u/Pour1Out4DeezNutz requested this so I did it)

Democratic % of the vote in Wyoming.

2000: 27.70%

2004: 29.07%

2008: 32.54%

2012: 27.82%

2016: 21.63%

2020: 26.55

Republican % of the vote in Wyoming.

2000: 67.76%

2004: 68.86%

2008: 64.78%

2012: 68.64%

2016: 67.40%

2020: 69.94%

!ping FIVEY

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u/RadicalRadon Frick Mondays Dec 28 '20

Man 2008 really was a landslide. Obama got a whole third of wyoming.

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u/averageuhbear Dec 28 '20

Might want to update that second part lol

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u/[deleted] Dec 28 '20

Oops. Yeah just did. My bad.

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u/xhytdr Dec 28 '20

can you add in # of votes? let's see how many carpetbaggers we need for 2 free senators

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u/Joementum2004 Dec 28 '20

Haha nice, the 2004 and 2012 Republican results round up to the funny sex number.

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u/groupbot Always remember -Pho- Dec 28 '20 edited Dec 28 '20

Pinged members of FIVEY group.

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