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  Which congressional seat/constituency etc would the preceding poster represent? (search mode)
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« on: August 10, 2012, 09:50:05 PM »
« edited: August 10, 2012, 09:51:46 PM by Torie »

For the Scotsman draining a bit of the Scot out of him to make him more fungible:

US: CA-47 The overall more upscale part of Long Beach with some exceptions, with a rather heavy Asian more Pub friendly non Long Beach salient in Orange County, PVI maybe 6% Dem, but a Pub who endorses gay marriage, representing as a councilman the upscale parts of Long Beach (also heavily gay), is in the hunt for pulling a rabbit out of the hat in 2012.

UK: Some somewhat upscale but not too much white collar inner city as possible constituency, preferable with a red brick university and a gay friendly hood around, that is lean not Tory, but winnable by a Tory. Edgberton, Birmingham, England?  Sure I made a hash of the constituency name.

Canada: Some inner Toronto hood like my hypothetical Birmingham one.


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