monroe county indiana...what happened?

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Where does Nevada have its state uni? Nebraska? Wyoming?

University of Nevada is in Reno with a branch campus in Las Vegas.

Nevada State College is located in Henderson, but has about 1,500 students and is in a very suburban area.

And Nebraska and Wyoming have their state universities in Lincoln and Laramie respectively--not sure of the counties though.

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Cleveland County (Norman, OK) is pretty conservative.

Yeah, according to Atlas, Cleveland County was more Republican than the state average.

Also, Tuscaloosa, Alabama went over 60% Bush, though not nearly as GOP as the state average.

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Cleveland County is insanely polarized.  The college area tends to vote Dem, though; you can tell by looking at the gay marriage results.

I will give you the University of Alabama.  Bush won it, about 57-42.

A lot of Southern state schools are Republican. Ole Miss (which is the nickname not of the state but of the lady of a plantation), LSU, Univesity Tennessee in Knoxville. It's a totally different scene down here. University of Georgia is a big exception though.

university of virginia in charlottesville is another exception.  very liberal.

So is UNC-Chapel Hill. Its county (Orange) voted 66% for Kerry.

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Where does Nevada have its state uni? Nebraska? Wyoming?

University of Nevada is in Reno with a branch campus in Las Vegas.

Nevada State College is located in Henderson, but has about 1,500 students and is in a very suburban area.

And Nebraska and Wyoming have their state universities in Lincoln and Laramie respectively--not sure of the counties though.

Assuming Laramie, Wyoming is in Laramie County, Bush won U. of Wyoming's county, 65-33.