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« on: June 03, 2021, 09:49:45 PM » |
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Minnesota.
Both have a sharp rural-urban divide. A large proportion of the population live in a large metro area. (Twin Cities and GTA) The population in both metro areas is quite racially diverse.
In both the Iron Range and Northern Ontario, the rural-urban divide doesn't really exist. The rural people in both regions vote for left-leaning parties. (Democrats in MN and NDP in ON)
Plus these regions are located in the northern part of the province/state
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