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Cirsium

(4,265 posts)
18. Heavily Democratic
Sat Jul 4, 2026, 10:55 AM
6 hrs ago

Jackson, Mississippi is a Democratic city. In the 2025 mayoral race the Republican candidate got less than 1% of the vote. Harris got 72% of the vote in the county.

How many here live in a district that went for Harris by 72%?

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Billboards are FANTASTIC!! pat_k 20 hrs ago #1
Ted Turner started his media empire with 1 billboard..the 2...then a UHF station underpants 19 hrs ago #3
Good old WTBS. It was rather cheesy back in the day... paleotn 19 hrs ago #5
ted's father left him the billboard business rampartd 9 hrs ago #13
I didn't know that. Thanks underpants 8 hrs ago #14
Ted Turner was also an avid sailor... GiqueCee 8 hrs ago #15
Billboards are banned... GiqueCee 8 hrs ago #16
Mississippi? 3catwoman3 20 hrs ago #2
Don't write off Mississippi! pat_k 19 hrs ago #4
$4+ gas has a way of doing that for average folks. paleotn 19 hrs ago #6
The South is far more nuanced than most people who never lived there suspect. Martin68 5 hrs ago #20
MAGA... BattleRow 19 hrs ago #7
Good sign. Joinfortmill 19 hrs ago #8
Fantastic!!! niyad 18 hrs ago #9
ding. this . AllaN01Bear 18 hrs ago #10
Jackson is a blue city. Their congressional district voted Harris in 2024 by 21 points IronLionZion 18 hrs ago #11
Jackson: A blue capital city besieged by a red state legislature, a red Governor and a red Congressional delegation Marcuse 17 hrs ago #12
My only memories of Mississippi Stacey Grove 7 hrs ago #17
Heavily Democratic Cirsium 6 hrs ago #18
Other people who live in college towns. yardwork 6 hrs ago #19
Understood Cirsium 4 hrs ago #21
I'm right there with you. yardwork 3 hrs ago #22
Yep Cirsium 3 hrs ago #23
That would be great! yardwork 3 hrs ago #24
MAGA is just another name for LogDog75 3 hrs ago #25
I mean, it's a city... The D v R divide is starkest in urban v rural not actual state by state. RockRaven 2 hrs ago #26
Point well-taken. Stargleamer 2 hrs ago #27
The times they are a changin' enid602 1 hr ago #28
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