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« on: November 12, 2017, 03:54:52 PM »

The first sign of the current Dem coalition forming would have to be Kaine's surprisingly large 2005 win.  There was a precedent back to the 1980's for Dems winning Fairfax by more than the statewide margin, but Loudoun, Prince William, VA Beach and the Kaine margin in Henrico/small Kilgore margin in Chesterfield were big surprises.  Warner's 2001 win was very much about the old school Dem coalition at the state level, so that's not a good starting point.  His map looks very foreign today.
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