The Suburban Purge (user search)

A new term i may just coined today it is basically the opposite of the rural purge that appeared in the late 60s to early 70s in TV. It is the realignment of once formerly moderate to liberal white college educated suburban republicans to the democratic party. This trend began as far early as 2008 or 2012 when Obama narrowed margins in once deep red suburban counties in Georgia, Texas, and Orange county California and won suburban counties outside New York City Chicago and Washington D.C. This trend dramatically expanded in 2016 when Trump was the nominee alienating many suburban republicans who voted for romney in 2012 and for more Moderate republicans in the 2010 and 2014 red wave midterm election years. It even expanded more in 2018 when Democrats won all house seats in Orange county, carried 2 NYC area New jersey congressional districts had a democrat flip a long red seat outside atlanta flipped 2 twin cities suburban districts and even dominate all of New York City's congressional seats by carrying the more whiter borough of staten island as well as south Brooklyn, and also Trump's drain the swamp rhetoric made VA 10 long a GOP bastion home of government workers flip blue as well as all suburban Philadelphia congressional seats excluding Bucks county and a small portion of montco. In 2020 the GOP made gains in more minority congressional districts and flipping a few 2018 lost seats back to the GOP bastion but Trump's rhetoric on "suburban housewives" didn't resonated well with the college educated women in those areas. In fact MN went more left, GA and AZ flipped blue because of suburban voters, minorities as well, and several NOVA suburbs went to Biden 80-20. What do you think of the new term i coined and my explanation everybody?

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