How did 9/11 victims vote in the 2000 election?

[CadetCashBoi]

Pretty morbid I know and probably in bad taste but for some reason it's a question I've never been able to get out of my head.

[Alben Barkley]

Well considering they lived/worked in New York City, probably Gore. Who even won Staten Island that year in addition to both Long Island counties, Westchester County, every county in Connecticut, and every bordering county in New Jersey. He swept the whole region basically.

Strange question though…

[BigVic]

Well considering they lived/worked in New York City, probably Gore. Who even won Staten Island that year in addition to both Long Island counties, Westchester County, every county in Connecticut, and every bordering county in New Jersey. He swept the whole region basically.

Strange question though…

Obviously Gore

[TheReckoning]

A more interesting question is who survivors voted for in 2004 and beyond IMO.

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A more interesting question is who survivors voted for in 2004 and beyond IMO.

Funny enough, the one county in the NY metro area that was spared from the 9/11 effect of Bush doing better there was New York county.

[CadetCashBoi]

A more interesting question is who survivors voted for in 2004 and beyond IMO.

Funny enough, the one county in the NY metro area that was spared from the 9/11 effect of Bush doing better there was New York county.

I think that’s partly because the number of liberal leaning transplants (hipsters, students, yuppies) increased pretty dramatically between 2000 and 2004.

[Neocon Dem]

A more interesting question is who survivors voted for in 2004 and beyond IMO.

Funny enough, the one county in the NY metro area that was spared from the 9/11 effect of Bush doing better there was New York county.

I think that’s partly because the number of liberal leaning transplants (hipsters, students, yuppies) increased pretty dramatically between 2000 and 2004.

Plus Nader voters who flipped to Kerry (Nader did better in NY County than the other boroughs).