Anomalous Precincts And Why They Exist

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I mean...for something where there's 180,000 things and many many small sample sizes you have a huge chance for anomalies.  I'm sort of interested in where this can be drawn comparison wise, like University Park, Texas, why is that Republican? Probably Christian college I guess.
Langston Oklahoma is pretty interesting 287 D 8 R https://twitter.com/SlatteryHarry/status/1449035075681722371
https://twitter.com/SlatteryHarry/status/1449036302066888714
I dunno the contrasts right. like R+50 to D+50 would be anomalous

Langston University is the Historically Black Public University in Oklahoma. The Morrill Act establishing lang grant universities required that they admit Blacks, or that a separate institution be established. Langston is in a rural area. Oklahoma does not have a large Black population, and that there is in urban areas or around military bases (Tinker AFB or Fort Sill). If you were career Army, you would not choose Lawton for retirement.

Unless you were a Langston legacy, you would not go to a tiny college (1400 students) in the middle of nowhere, unless it was illegal to go to OU, OSU, or Central State, or Northeastern State).

If you are looking for an inverse, check southwestern Dallas around Dallas Baptist.