Did Appalachians vote their economic interests? (user search)
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Question: Did Appalachians vote their economic interests?
#1
Yes, and wisely so.		  
#2
Yes, but they are probably regretting it now.		  
#3
Yes, but other factors were involved.		  
#4
No.		  
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Other		  
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« on: May 13, 2020, 01:09:04 PM »
Yes they did, but not in the way normally assumed. In their eyes, Ds offer nothing other than 'we will offer you training to become coders' while Rs offer nothing other than 'we will eliminate regulations and reduce taxes on your employers'. Given this choice, social issues become more important even though the Appalachians aren't really super religious (especially adjusted for age), certainly less religious than the south.
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