Class-Partisan Polarization Intensified in the 2020 Cycle

Nov 26, 2020

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OK, this may come as a surprise. Trump's vote share increased between 2016 and 2020 in 2,252 or 72.4 percent of the 3,110 US counties for which we have data. On average, he gained 1.41 percent in vote share by county. Weighted by population, of course, he lost 0.97 percent on average. But still, incredibly, there was a swing towards the GOP in nearly th…

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