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FuturePrez R-AZ
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« on: April 09, 2005, 12:23:40 AM »

On the other hand more libertarian states like VT, NH, NJ, ME, and CA are now much more Democratic than before.

In the case of NH especially, I would be interested to see if them voting Democratic this year is more of a case of anti-Bush (Iraq, deficits, etc.) or are they moving more Democratic, or was it just that John Kerry was a neighbor and New England seems to reward that more than other parts of the country.
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« Reply #1 on: April 11, 2005, 05:44:06 PM »



In the case of NH especially, I would be interested to see if them voting Democratic this year is more of a case of anti-Bush (Iraq, deficits, etc.) or are they moving more Democratic, or was it just that John Kerry was a neighbor and New England seems to reward that more than other parts of the country.

Umm, the change has been a  little bit more than that.
The last time a Massachusetts Democrat ran, it was the Republican's  (Bush 1988) 2nd best state.


That's a good point, now the question is if  NH is really trending Dem or if voting Kerry was more of a backlash against the Iraq War which seems fairly widespread in NH.
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