How do the democrats flip Wyoming?

[Bootes Void]

It is such a red state in fact the most red in the country. how do you flip the state? What should happen to do so?

[Ferguson97]

Hope that Cheyenne gets a massive economic/population boom.

[One Term Floridian]

Hope that Cheyenne gets a massive economic/population boom.

Literally the only way

[Cassandra]

They don't.

[Grumpier Than Thou]

Pay to relocate about 200,000 Democrats from California.

[TodayJunior]

The same way that Utah and Montana are ever so slightly drifting leftward with population growth. Give it time.

[TDAS04]

Even if Dick Cheney is on the Democratic ticket, Wyoming is not flipping.

[Suburbia]

Hope that Cheyenne gets a massive economic/population boom.

[TheReckoning]

Expel the current population and replace it with people from California

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

It's 3 EC votes it won't matter

[Mr. Smith]

Fund a big glass dome over Jackson Hole to withstand catastrophes and hope it withstands when Yellowstone goes kablooie.

[GM Team Member and Senator WB]

Make the Denver northern suburbs sprawl further and further until they go into Wyoming

[Pink Panther]

Bribe reliable Democratic voters to migrate to Wyoming on mass.

[Utah Neolib]

Well I don’t know. It’s be awfully hard to flip such a large landmass, and it depends on how thick the piece of the earth’s crust you want to flip is.

[Fuzzy Bear]

A low population state is always easier to flip if you create the circumstances needed for sudden inmigration of people from other parts of America who have different outlooks (e.g. urban vs.rural).  If, somehow, a major employer (like a tech company) moved there from California, it would have an effect.  The problem, of course, is the severity of Wyoming's climate.  Low population states are that way for reasons that are often obvious.

[Roll Roons]

A low population state is always easier to flip if you create the circumstances needed for sudden inmigration of people from other parts of America who have different outlooks (e.g. urban vs.rural).  If, somehow, a major employer (like a tech company) moved there from California, it would have an effect.  The problem, of course, is the severity of Wyoming's climate.  Low population states are that way for reasons that are often obvious.

A harsh climate by itself doesn't necessarily stop a place from attracting a lot of transplants. Look at Madison, Grand Rapids or the Twin Cities.

Anyway, Trump won Wyoming by about 120K votes. The way to flip it would be to somehow turn Cheyenne or Casper into a boomtown that attracts a lot of young liberals. Preferably from California, where Democrats have tons of votes to spare.

[Fuzzy Bear]

A low population state is always easier to flip if you create the circumstances needed for sudden inmigration of people from other parts of America who have different outlooks (e.g. urban vs.rural).  If, somehow, a major employer (like a tech company) moved there from California, it would have an effect.  The problem, of course, is the severity of Wyoming's climate.  Low population states are that way for reasons that are often obvious.

A harsh climate by itself doesn't necessarily stop a place from attracting a lot of transplants. Look at Madison, Grand Rapids or the Twin Cities.

Anyway, Trump won Wyoming by about 120K votes. The way to flip it would be to somehow turn Cheyenne or Casper into a boomtown that attracts a lot of young liberals. Preferably from California, where Democrats have tons of votes to spare.

Not impossible.  Especially in a telecommuting age.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

It's an oil state not worth it

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Have some big tech company set up a new HQ in Cheyenne.

[Tekken_Guy]

Have Wyoming annex Larimer and Boulder counties from Colorado.

[David Hume]

Pay to relocate about 200,000 Democrats from California.

They should distribute these 200000 among states like GA, PA, AZ. This may actually help them win the elections like 2016.

If they give each voter 50,000, the total cost is just 10 billion, seems a good investment.

[MATTROSE94]

Have liberal tech companies but up land and pay people to move from states such as California if they promise to vote Democratic. That would be a good investment in many small states like Wyoming, Idaho, Nevada, New Mexico, South Dakota, Alaska, and Oklahoma and would help the Democrats solve their looming Senate problems.

[beesley]

Not that I agree with the premise, but moving from California to Wyoming is a saving in itself. There would just need to be a reason to do so.

[Drew]

Have the WY Dems (there are few but they exist) join the GOP establishment there in a bipartisan marketing campaign to lure remote workers, similar to what they’re trying to do in WV.  Run ads that appeal to tech workers in states like CA, CO, OR, WA, etc, to move to WY for the cheaper cost of living and proximity to great scenery.

[TiltsAreUnderrated]

Well I don’t know. It’s be awfully hard to flip such a large landmass, and it depends on how thick the piece of the earth’s crust you want to flip is.

This is probably still easier for them than winning it in an election.