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There is a correlation to politics here as well.

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That speaks volumes, doesn't it?

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It seems from the map that USA is divided between the North and the South. Is Trump getting some good support in the North?

The political map that I found looks like this though.

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In the northern center left, Trump has really strong support.

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Is it new or traditionally republicans have been stronger there?

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That area has been Republican my whole life.

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GA voting Trump this year

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Well, Georgians will be voting for Trump. Who's to say who Georgia votes for?

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So you want me to repost in ~politics_and_law? I think we need to clarify with @siggy47 and @Undisciplined how this is political.

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I think you posted in the right territory. I think @grayruby is making the point that the cat/dog ownership states correspond surprisingly with dem/rep, blue/red states. It's kind of funny.

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This makes sense. Thanks!! @grayruby always outwits me. I was thinking something else.

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Might have been my lack of wit that tripped you up.

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No, it was my mistake not to think strongly about blue and red being the two colours of politics in USA. I started to think about Russia and Ukraine.

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Correct. It's not precise but certainly seems the heavy red states prefer dogs and the heavy blue states prefer cats.

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childless cat ladies

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Someone had to say it.

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colors shud be flipped for emphasis

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Based on my 2/1 dog cat ratio, looks like I should be living in Virginia.

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Maine a cat state?

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It's dark maroon there so it seems heavily crowded with cats.

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