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« on: June 27, 2020, 11:07:04 PM »

I mean a lot of things to happen, and with current coalitions I think it would be one of the more plausible of the most non-Atlas red states to maybe become slightly less safe, if Tulsa and OKC growth were to accelerate and white population percentage shrinks. However. That would still take a very long time, even with the most accelerated trends, long enough that the current coalitions will probably no longer exist. Short answer: probably not, during this party system.

One day? Probably. Anytime soon? No.

Isn't Oklahoma projected to be a majority minority state in a few decades?

A good chunk of that comes from self-identified Native Americans who have largely assimilated into the background white culture, and thus tend to skew Republican.

But I would think another good chunk would come from Hispanic and Asian-American populations in OKC and Tulsa, no?
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