Why did Massachusetts vote so much differently than surrounding states in 1972? (user search)
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Hydera
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« on: March 16, 2018, 05:29:01 PM »
College educated and also there was a still sizeable strong democratic voter base from 1968. Rhode Island despite the democrat winning by a large margin in 1968, switched heavily to Nixon considering their less college educated and more-so blue collar types that were ripe for party switching by Nixon over his appeal to social issues.
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