Iowa is rapidly trending republican much faster then it's neighbors WI and MN. (user search)
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Tekken_Guy
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« on: June 08, 2017, 02:13:46 AM »

Iowa's a small state without a cosmopolitan metro like the Twin Cities or even a Milwaukee-like area. It's a largely rural state in character.

Its college town (Iowa City) is very tiny compared to Madison.

It's less diverse. Largely a white Christian land.
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« Reply #1 on: June 09, 2017, 11:40:36 PM »

Iowa's a small state without a cosmopolitan metro like the Twin Cities or even a Milwaukee-like area. It's a largely rural state in character.

Its college town (Iowa City) is very tiny compared to Madison.

It's less diverse. Largely a white Christian land.

Lazy analysis like this ignores that a huge chunk of GOP votes usually comes from the Des Moines suburbs + Cedar Rapids suburbs, some of the wealthiest and most educated parts of the state.

They're suburbs to medium sized cities still. Not really comparable to the Twin Cities' suburbs.
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