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Akno21
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« on: September 03, 2004, 07:13:11 PM »

The Democratic voting base is locked up in big cities. As you can imagine, Alaska doesn't have many of them.

I have no clue about Hawaii though. I've been trying to kick them out for a long time, but no one will sign my petition. Wink

Thanks...as for Hawaii...don't worry its only 3 EVs!!!

No, it's 4.

Anyway.

I basically agree with everything that has been said, here.
Alaska votes Republican because they are Libertarian, economically at least, and they are very supportive of the oil industry. The lack of a major city doesn't help the Democrats, and I generally don't think of Alaska as a very socially liberal place. I think Alaska will turn heavily Democratic in 50 years, when the environment starts to break down, or when someone finally convinces them the oil industry just isn't worth it, which won't hapen soon.

Hawaii is Democratic because of the environment, they have a beautiful one, and I think they are intent on keeping it that way. They are also liberal because of Social Liberalness, which, can be found by walking down the streets of Honolulu. They are culturally different than the mainland, and I believe their commitment to respecting diversity makes them Democratic.  
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