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« on: March 13, 2013, 11:04:44 PM »

The realignment really began in 1992, with a southerner like Clinton dominating in the northeast, upper midwest ,and west coast but only managing to win a handful of southern states. It accelerated in 1996 with Clinton improving in the "liberal" states but losing ground in southern and rural states. I believe even Arkansas trended against him.

2000 was the first election where the trend really became apparent because it was a southerner running against a southerner. It also seemed like the first campaign where the Democrat had a strictly urban appeal and the Republican had a strictly rural appeal which has been the norm since then.
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