Will any state ever vote to the left of DC in a Presidential election

[Pragmatic Conservative]

Discuss

[ElectionsGuy]

If Bernie was the nominee maybe... but not realistically no.

[LLR]

DC is the perfect Democratic stronghold - majority-black, all urban, and a hotbed of liberal culture.

Maybe if Bernie Sanders ran against a moderate black Republican, Vermont would vote somewhat near DC, but even that is doubtful.

[You don't see any blue avatars now]

Only if D.C. is nuked and only one Republican remains.

[LLR]

Only if D.C. is nuked and only one Republican remains.

We can't use my South Carolina strategy for every state, c'mon here.

[You don't see any blue avatars now]

Only if D.C. is nuked and only one Republican remains.

We can't use my South Carolina strategy for every state, c'mon here.

That's just it. DC isn't a state, so it's okay if we take the South Carolina method.

[Boston Bread]

Maybe if Sasse gets the capital moved to Nebraska, and all the civil servants and blacks come along.

[Kingpoleon]

Ever is a strong word. In fifty to seventy years, we could even have new left and right parties, of which the latter could appeal more to minorities.

[catographer]

Hawaii potentially if there's a Republican who does much better with black voters (10-20%) and then performs a bit worse than McCain in Hawaii.