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Platypus
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« on: September 25, 2012, 09:15:45 PM »

As ordered by the following measures:

Top 10 for undergraduate degrees, D.
Bottom 10, R.

-----Of those remaining:

Top 5 for percentage of population Non-Hispanic whites growth 2000-2010, R.
Bottom 5, D.

-----Of those remaining:

Top 3 by % for McCain, R
Top 3 by % for Obama, D

-----Of those remaining:

Top 3 for union membership, D.
Bottom 3, R.

-----Of those remaining:

Top 3 highest religious population, R.
Bottom 3, D.

-----Those remaining are swing states.

Oh, wait, that's THIS election.



Just imagine what those figures will be in 2048 and you've got your map, basically.
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Platypus
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« Reply #1 on: September 25, 2012, 09:22:20 PM »
« Edited: September 25, 2012, 11:22:09 PM by Just a little platypus of star quality »

(obviously, Hawaii and Montana stick out, but Hawaii is always against the trends. If you want to get it down to just one swing state, go by % of population serving in the military - highest R, lowest D. Iowa goes red and Florida goes blue.)

Is your state highly educated?

Yes -> D
No - > T

Is your state among the least educated?

Yes - > R
No - > T

Is your state getting whiter, more quickly than most?

Yes - > R
No, the opposite - > D
No, but not getting less white rapidly - > T

Did your state vote overwhelmingly for one of the major party candidates in the previous election?

Yes, the Republican - > R
Yes, the Democrat - > D
No - > T

What are the numbers on union membership like?

High - > D
Low - > R
Middling -> T

Is your state very religious?

Yes - > R
No, it is relatively irreligious - > D
Neither - > T

Does your state have a high number of people serving in the military?

Yes - > D
No - > R
Middling - > T

Do more people live in urban areas than rural areas in your state?

Yes - > D
No - > R
It's all about the suburbs - > T

Are both your Senators from the same party?

Yes, R - > R
Yes, D - > D
No - > T

Over the last three elections, which party has received a bigger swing, relative to other states, in their favour?

The Republicans - > R
The Democrats - > D
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