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Alcon
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Day 27: Nebraska

« on: September 20, 2005, 12:56:36 AM »

Aside from Thurston County, which is majority Native American, this is a heavily white, Republican state.

Out of curiosity, can anyone explain why Dakota County, Nebraska was so close? It does contain South Sioux City, but a suburb of an already slightly Republican city is generally more Republican than the entirety of Dakota County.

Beyond that...what's to say? Only three other counties gave Bush under 60%: Saline (not sure why), Lancaster (Lincoln), and Douglas (Omaha).

The only other significantly populated county is Sarpy, which contains Omaha's whitebread suburbs and voted over 2-to-1 Bush.

Everything else seems to be uniformly rural and Republican.

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Alcon
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	Re: Day 27: Nebraska « Reply #1 on: September 20, 2005, 02:53:00 AM »
	« Edited: September 20, 2005, 02:55:03 AM by Arr! Alcon »

Quote from: Milk_and_Cereal, the landlubber on September 20, 2005, 02:51:27 AM

uhh, it's a Republican state,... like you said "what's there to say?"

Well...there's always trending...and...

Nebraska is boring as hell.

Congressionally, I think Burt County, Nebraska voted for the Democrat challenger with 63%. I think this is because his hometown of Decatur is in Burt County.

What a boring, boring state.

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