How would the electoral map look like if this was the case

[OSR stands with Israel]

Democrats win urban areas by around the same  margin as they did in 2016

Republicans win suburbs by around the same margin as they won suburbs in 1988

Rural areas vote similarly to how suburbs voted in 2016

[OSR stands with Israel]

Bump

[libertpaulian]

Democrats win urban areas by around the same  margin as they did in 2016

Republicans win suburbs by around the same margin as they won suburbs in 1988

Rural areas vote similarly to how suburbs voted in 2016

Is NOVA included in "suburbs"?

[OSR stands with Israel]

Democrats win urban areas by around the same  margin as they did in 2016

Republicans win suburbs by around the same margin as they won suburbs in 1988

Rural areas vote similarly to how suburbs voted in 2016

Is NOVA included in "suburbs"?

Yes

[GGSETTER]

Democrats win urban areas by around the same  margin as they did in 2016

Republicans win suburbs by around the same margin as they won suburbs in 1988

Rural areas vote similarly to how suburbs voted in 2016

They would win a ton of states that they didn't come close to this time. States like New Jersey, Illinois and Connecticut. Even possibly California since most of California's cities are actually giant Suburbs.

[Neoliberal Shill]

Even possibly California since most of California's cities are actually giant Suburbs.

That's a false stereotype.

[libertpaulian]

I think he wants maps...

[AN63093]

OSR

We need your definition of "suburb" and "urban area" to really give any detailed answers.

For example, many older suburbs are nonetheless, quite dense and very urban in character.  Take, e.g., New Rochelle, NY.  You mention NOVA is "suburban."  Really?  Loudoun County- OK, I can see that.  But what about Fairfax?  Alexandria?  Alexandria is the 10th densest county in the entire US (if we count its independent city borders as a "county").

Shooting from the hip, I'd say this map is probably an R landslide, but I'd need definitions to give a better answer.

[OSR stands with Israel]

OSR

We need your definition of "suburb" and "urban area" to really give any detailed answers.

For example, many older suburbs are nonetheless, quite dense and very urban in character.  Take, e.g., New Rochelle, NY.  You mention NOVA is "suburban."  Really?  Loudoun County- OK, I can see that.  But what about Fairfax?  Alexandria?  Alexandria is the 10th densest county in the entire US (if we count its independent city borders as a "county").

Shooting from the hip, I'd say this map is probably an R landslide, but I'd need definitions to give a better answer.

Example:

Urban Areas: Portland, Seattle
Suburbs: Beaverton , Bellevue


and no it wouldnt be a landslide cause the Rural vote would be much much close

[libertpaulian]

OSR

We need your definition of "suburb" and "urban area" to really give any detailed answers.

For example, many older suburbs are nonetheless, quite dense and very urban in character.  Take, e.g., New Rochelle, NY.  You mention NOVA is "suburban."  Really?  Loudoun County- OK, I can see that.  But what about Fairfax?  Alexandria?  Alexandria is the 10th densest county in the entire US (if we count its independent city borders as a "county").

Shooting from the hip, I'd say this map is probably an R landslide, but I'd need definitions to give a better answer.

Example:

Urban Areas: Portland, Seattle
Suburbs: Beaverton , Bellevue


and no it wouldnt be a landslide cause the Rural vote would be much much close

Maybe somewhere in between Nixon 1968 and Bush 1988?