KANSAS?!?
That only happens if Biden is up, like, 15 nationally.
Probably but it is worth noting that Kansas is actually fairly well educated compared to most other states (It ranks #17 in the country for bachelor's degree attainment - ahead of Oregon, Pennsylvania and Wisconson)
Kansas is a relatively small state (Population speaking) with only about 2.9 Million Residents....
Supporting the Confederacy in Kansas, which has long since moved beyond the the "Bleeding Kansas / Bloody Kansas" of what was essentially a proxy war between Slavers and Abolitionists, in my book is not a winning strategy within a State where internecine warfare between Far-Right and Centrist Republicans have turned off massive swaths of voters....
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bleeding_Kansas#:~:text=Bleeding%20Kansas%2C%20Bloody%20Kansas%2C%20or,the%20proposed%20state%20of%20Kansas.
If we look where people actually live starting with essentially suburban KC:1.)
Johnson County: (20% of the Population)
Wyandotte County: (6% of the Population)
It is not inconceivable at all that Biden is leading by massive margins within these two Counties...
2.) Now let's look at the top ten Counties in KS in terms of Population:
Now we're looking at roughly close to 65% of the Population of Kansas....
3.)
Sedgwick County-- 18% of KS POP (Metro Wichita) is obviously ground zero if KS is tightening up this much.... (36-54 Clinton-Trump)
4.)
Shawnee County- (Metro Topeka)- 6.2% of KS Pop. (44-47 Clinton-Trump)
5.)
Douglas County- (Metro Lawrence)- 4.0% of KS Pop (62-29 Clinton-Trump).
I could go on to the other Counties on the list, but yeah it's entirely plausible if massive swings are happening in Metro KC, combined with Metro Wichita flipping hard, it's entirely plausible, although granted the relatively small % of the voters who reside out in Western KS will likely vote the same way as in NE-03....
6.) Seriously though, this makes me wonder if NE-01 might potentially be in play....
