Rate Adams County, Co

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This IS the only county in CO over 100,000, beside Pueblo, that swung R from 2012 to 2020 but based on demographic assumptions, unless there some educated flight from or rural flight to Adams county, I don’t see why it over most other counties would flip in the future. I buy it as Rep win county but not in terms of realignment, just a fluke or a MA situation. Like there’s Lorain and Mahoning in Ohio, sure, but what’s the migration situation. A realignment toward Republican isn’t one necessarily that involves county flips, I don’t really think a vast turnout difference or shrinking Dem margins will cause it either, I just don’t hear much about Reps moving to inner suburbs, or really at all. All the hype is around Blorgia so I could be ignorant to other migrations

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That’s not what I said. I’m saying Biden did worse than Obama, not worse than Clinton
You can see if you search 2012 2020 presidential swing atlasafterdark

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The county's geography isn't well suited for expansion - much of the western portion close to the city is already developed save for some slivers on the boundary with Weld, and the eastern portions of the county closest to the other developed areas are either occupied by holdings like Rocky Mountain Arsenal and DIA or are close enough to the airport to be ill-suited for profitable development. Arapahoe actually still has room for growth because there's some area south of Aurora that's being developed like crazy right now.

I’m curious what’s a few articles that you’ve gleaned all this from. The stuff about the cities too, I find it weird how overemphasized swing voters are on here, it seems to be mostly growth, stagnation, and engagement. Which the third I think is the most contentious as to what increases or decreases it, and often the argument over engagement is the least engaging thing that you could possibly think of ever participating in ever, especially between people who are already engaged