Definition of red/blue states using a benchmark
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Question: Which election years should be used as benchmarks for the definition of U.S. states as Democratic or Republican, respectively?
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2020
#2
2008
#3
2004
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1992
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1988
#6
1976
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2016
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2012
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2000
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1996
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1980
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1968
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« on: July 14, 2022, 03:56:14 AM »
When I was about to conduct a poll about the least liberal Democratic state, I was seriously considering which states fall into said category.
I intended to define every state as "Democratic" that has voted for the Democrats in every presidential elections since a certain year, but I wasn't sure how far this benchmark year ought to go back to.

Which presidential election ought to serve as a criterion for the definition of states as "blue" or "red", respectively, in your estimation?
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