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dflprincess

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11. Not many of them.

Reply to murielm99 (Reply #7)

Sun Jun 18, 2023, 08:13 PM

Jun 2023

The Trump signs were thick through Renville & McLeod counties in 2020.

My aunt once told me there were families out that way that were voting Republican even as FDR was saving their farms & still were.

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Why Are Minnesota Democrats So Progressive? [View all] dflprincess Jun 2023 OP

I don't know why, but I will say that my far-too-short time in Minnesota PoindexterOglethorpe Jun 2023 #1

My son lives in Minneapolis and bamagal62 Jun 2023 #2

Minnesota is reputed to be one of the hardest states to convince someone to move to dflprincess Jun 2023 #3

Truth Randomthought Jun 2023 #5

It helps that gerrymandering has been kept under control here, else we'd be like Wisconsin progree Jun 2023 #4

There is a large swath PlutosHeart Jun 2023 #8

True. Though this article is looking more at what happened with state government dflprincess Jun 2023 #9

THX. I realize this but PlutosHeart Jun 2023 #10

Simple answer: we don't have a Joe Manchin, Mawspam2 Jun 2023 #6

The farmers are Democrats, too. murielm99 Jun 2023 #7

Not many of them. dflprincess Jun 2023 #11

Number two in the article is phrased weird geardaddy Jun 2023 #12