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lunatica

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2. Very interesting data.

Reply to pnwmom (Original post)

Sat Nov 30, 2019, 03:36 PM

Nov 2019

I wonder what the data is on Evangelical distribution. My guess, which is highly NON scientific, is that the percentages fall close to the same numbers, only in reverse communities.

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Census bureau: 80% of the population live in the 3% of the land that is urban. [View all] pnwmom Nov 2019 OP

Hence the need.... Sogo Nov 2019 #1

And the constitutional amendment that your wish would require customerserviceguy Dec 2019 #26

I agree with your subject line, 1st pph, and 1st sentence in pph 2. SuprstitionAintthWay Dec 2019 #30

Some states are working to more or less limit the EC. Progressive Jones Dec 2019 #33

And that will work nicely customerserviceguy Dec 2019 #34

The Red ststes will never do anything sane when it comes to elections. nt Progressive Jones Dec 2019 #35

And all it takes customerserviceguy Dec 2019 #36

Very interesting data. lunatica Nov 2019 #2

I don't believe the Census Bureau tracks religious affiliation. nt. Mariana Nov 2019 #7

My guess is you are close to right. Evangelical affiliation would be the exact opposite of Blue_true Nov 2019 #9

We don't see big box Skidmore Dec 2019 #17

SUBurban SuprstitionAintthWay Dec 2019 #18

Agreed customerserviceguy Dec 2019 #27

Agreed customerserviceguy Dec 2019 #28

Those big box churches are money change stations, from people's hand to the telepreacher. Blue_true Dec 2019 #29

Another timely reminder to remember that this 80% who lives in urban areas, on 3% of the SWBTATTReg Nov 2019 #3

John Roberts recently decreed no federal judge has legal basis for ruling on gerrymandering. SuprstitionAintthWay Dec 2019 #19

I know. Because he thinks it is solely a state issue. I seriously disagree, being that the ... SWBTATTReg Dec 2019 #24

And Citizens United legalized the concept of 1 billionaire, 5 million votes. SuprstitionAintthWay Dec 2019 #25

+1000 smirkymonkey Dec 2019 #20

Knowledge workers need close to full time WFH. gulliver Nov 2019 #4

Health care is also key. Many rural areas have very limited health care options. pnwmom Nov 2019 #5

Also consider that metro space is vertical. radius777 Nov 2019 #6

seems like a good time to remind everyone of this stupid fuckery........ Takket Nov 2019 #8

A cartogram is a more accurate representation: radius777 Dec 2019 #13

Lara Trump is an idiot just like the rest of her inlaws. smirkymonkey Dec 2019 #22

More or less the same map was a big hit among Republicans after the 2000 election. Garrett78 Dec 2019 #31

It feels like PasadenaTrudy Nov 2019 #10

Yup, that was my thought Raine Dec 2019 #14

I can see it in the western Detroit burbs. roamer65 Dec 2019 #11

Much can and should be done for rural folks without futilely... Garrett78 Dec 2019 #12

And these rural areas are predominately white. Kaleva Dec 2019 #15

Jefferson was worried about the tyranny of the majority.... Xolodno Dec 2019 #16

True. He had no way of foreseeing his free "yeoman farmers" becoming SuprstitionAintthWay Dec 2019 #21

Amen. With 97% of land that's left brokered to foreign money, globalists got a new landbase. ancianita Dec 2019 #23

One not-so-quick way to help solve the EC problem jmowreader Dec 2019 #32