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TeePee4Prez
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« on: December 26, 2004, 10:19:54 PM »

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Pennsylvania is not trending Republican.

Just look at the map.

The "T" is becoming even more solidly Republican.

The Democrats are losing ground in their traditional strongholds in the south-west and West.  The Pittsburgh area itself is definatly trending Republican.  While Republicans are losing ground in some areas around Philly, it isn't enough to off-set the trend in the rest of the state.  Slowly, but surely, we are trending red (or blue in Atlas terms).

I don't think you understand the power of the Philadelphia area in terms of voting.  You also have to consider New York/North Jersey residents moving into Northeast Pennsylvania.  They are largely Democratic.  PA is a push.  I don't see a significant trend.
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