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A Democratic strategy of funding extreme GOP candidates may have affected the midterms - Vox
Supreme Court makes it clear there's a red America and a blue America | CNN Politics
You'll Never Guess Why Republicans Are Red, Democrats Blue - ABC News
America is exceptional in the nature of its political divide | Pew Research Center
How Large Is the Divide Between Red and Blue America? - The New York Times
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America's political divide geographical as more move to Florida, Texas
The Divide Between Red and Blue America Grew Even Deeper in 2016 - The New York Times
Biden May Win, but Trump Remains the President of Red America | The New Yorker
Building Red America by Thomas B. Edsall | Basic Books
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How your state voted in 2016, compared to 15 prior elections - Vox
Does the Red-State/Blue-State Model of U.S. Electoral Politics Still Work? - GeoCurrents
America Is Growing Apart, Possibly for Good - The Atlantic
How We Became Red And Blue America -- And What We Must Do About It
The Creation of Blue and Red America - Roosevelt House Public Policy Institute at Hunter College
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Maps: Red America Vs Blue America
Can Anything Stop Republicans From Rolling Back Rights? - The Atlantic
United States presidential election of 1864 | United States government | Britannica
What Painted Us So Indelibly Red and Blue?
US Ecommerce Forecast 2022 - Insider Intelligence Trends, Forecasts & Statistics
Red America is Holding Blue America Hostage | PoliticsNC
The Divide Between Red and Blue America Grew Even Deeper in 2016 - The New York Times
The key to understanding America's red-blue split isn't ideology or culture. It's economics. - The Washington Post
