Should Dems be worried about Delaware and Rhode Island? (user search)
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« on: February 23, 2021, 01:27:51 PM »

Delaware has enough of a Black population (one of the top 10 by proportion in the country, actually) and bougie suburbanites to keep it at least decently in the Dem column even if much of the WWC bleeding continues, especially since its state Democratic party is very neoliberal and pro-business (as president, Joe Biden now appears significantly to the left of your average Delaware Democrat; look at Tom Carper as a typical example). RI could be a bit more worrying long-term, especially due to New England Republican wonkiness (insert joke Governor -> Senator -> President Allan Fung timeline here), but I think its relative urbanization and Northeasternness will keep it Dem until realignment turns on its head in some form.
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