Between Two Majorities | The Cordray Administration

[ltomlinson31]

I'll take requests for write-ups and maps of other downballot races, which I assume is okay with TD.

I'd be interested in seeing one on the Texas Senate Race in 2024. I'd be curious to see how the map looks with a Democratic win, and would love to read a writeup on Ted Cruz being defeated.

[ltomlinson31]

My knowledge of a lot of these individual American counties is pretty poor, but New Mexico looks really Safe D, right? And looks like it could be one the most Democratic states in the country in this realignment. And Arizona is obviously Democratic given that Maricopa has flipped, but what would the PVI look like? Also interesting to see counties in Northern Texas flip, given that it's arguably the most Republican area of the country right now (with the 13th CD being R+33

Really cool maps, by the way. I'm especially looking forward to seeing the South and Northeast.

[ltomlinson31]

Lol, is there is a single county in Iowa that isn't Safe R? Even Wyoming has Teton as Lean/Likely R (can't tell which one).

[ltomlinson31]

The Democrats finally win counties in Oklahoma!

[ltomlinson31]

Beautiful Titanium D Georgia

[ltomlinson31]

The large parts of America left behind by today's economy



Not surprisingly, this map correlates very well with that county map made by Eggman, with the more comfortable and prosperous communities in the North (such as in Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Connecticut and NJ) shifting more towards the technocratic GOP and distressed areas in the Appalachian areas and the South shifting towards the Cordray Democratic Party after an economic based realignment.