Why do Westchester and Nassau vote so differently? (user search)
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Storr
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« on: January 29, 2023, 08:10:29 PM »
« edited: January 29, 2023, 08:29:07 PM by Storr »

This is amazing...

"Nassau is the place to go, ain't no other place I'd rather be. Westchester's for pussies, nothin' stinks like Jersey."

But seriously, I think some of the difference in voting patterns might be due to the housing market. NYC cops living and retiring in Nassau (or Suffolk) is a stereotype for a reason. You don't seem many cops retiring to Westchester because they simply can't afford homes there.

Residential median sale price
County:            2019:         2020:         2021:
Nassau            $541,000.   $585,000   $620,000
Suffolk            $420,000.   $470,000   $510,000
Westchester     $629,020   $707,500   $750,000



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