Describe a voter who voted Dem every Presidential race 1992-2020 except 2004

[America needs a 13-6 Progressive SCOTUS]

So basically, someone who went with the NPV every time during said period.

[GregTheGreat657]

Moderate suburbanite who voted for Bush because they lean interventionist on foreign policy and/or they didn't want to change presidents during a war

[CadetCashBoi]

This is a pretty easy one actually. Many hawkish Democrats in the New York area and probably a decent number in Maryland and NOVA as well.

[darklordoftech]

They were spooked by 9/11.

[DPKdebator]

Security mom type who is liberal on most issues but is very hawkish and patriotic, and (at least initially) backed Bush's War on Terror.

[TheTide]

This is a pretty easy one actually. Many hawkish Democrats in the New York area and probably a decent number in Maryland and NOVA as well.

New Jersey too. The Democrats were actually somewhat concerned that they might lose and indeed the margin was the closest of this period.

[CadetCashBoi]

This is a pretty easy one actually. Many hawkish Democrats in the New York area and probably a decent number in Maryland and NOVA as well.

New Jersey too. The Democrats were actually somewhat concerned that they might lose and indeed the margin was the closest of this period.

This is why that I’ve often thought that if say John McCain had won in 2000 and 9/11 had still happened it could potentially have led to a near electoral college landslide in 2004 assuming that he ran as a relative social moderate.

[Calthrina950]

As mentioned above, a "hawkish" or "moderate" Democrat, probably living in New York City, it's suburbs, or in New Jersey, who voted for Bush in 2004 thanks to the 9/11 effect. It's likely that this person, who would have been an enthusiastic supporter of Gore in 2000 and Clinton in 1996, voted Republican prior to 1992 and drifted away from the Party because of the increasing evangelical and Southern influence on its politics.

[TheElectoralBoobyPrize]

Ed Koch if he had been alive for 2016 and 2020.

This is a pretty easy one actually. Many hawkish Democrats in the New York area and probably a decent number in Maryland and NOVA as well.

New Jersey too. The Democrats were actually somewhat concerned that they might lose and indeed the margin was the closest of this period.

I mean there's a lot of blue states that were the closest in 2004 which is what you would expect given that Bush won the popular vote. He only lost California by 10.

[Mr. Smith]

A Rockefeller Republican.