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« on: June 13, 2019, 08:10:52 PM »

I would not say the TC suburbs are overwhelmingly blue just yet. Tim Walz won them 54-42 in a D+7 environment, so they're more 53-47.

I can say that the suburbs are rapidly diversifying and getting younger. That lends itself to a blue trend. And as someone else mentioned, the suburbs are getting more integrated with the city.

And that's a problem for the GOP. Dean Phillips's district is pretty much gone for them in 2020. Craig might be vulnerable but they're gonna put up some meathead like Lewis or Wardlow probably. And a lot of those state house seats that flipped probably aren't coming back in 2020 either.
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