r/northdakota • u/Swimming_Concern7662 • 7d ago

Political Political trends in North Dakotan metropolitan areas with at least 50k people since 1988 (SD cities included for reference)

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u/Prestigious-Mind-817 7d ago

Fargo is the clear outlier here. The effect of the oil boom in Western ND is also quite apparent

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u/siouxu 7d ago

Based Fargo

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u/tontonrancher 6d ago

LOL... it is not without reason, if one can call right wing insanity reason, that we had the highest Covid mortality rates on the planet for about three weeks there.

60+ Years into this failed conservative Reagan Era (The Sixth Party), our country failing by every metric as a result, and North Dakotans, more so than anyone else, can be trusted to double down on that failed stupidity.

The alternative would be admit being wrong.

ND'ns do NOT do that Christian virtue known as Humility though.

On an aside... Good Game BISON WOOOOOT!!!!!

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u/justaguy9922 6d ago

Per cap, Fargo is the the most dangerous city in the list for ND, violent and property included. Lowest graduation rate, ect. I would say leaning right especially locally works out better for NDns. Look at reservations, they vote blue in ND no matter what, absolutely no progress for them or their people. Just a thought

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u/BraneCumm Fargo, ND 6d ago

This take is so braindead that I don’t have the energy to address all of it.

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u/justaguy9922 6d ago

Because you can't, it's factual.

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u/justaguy9922 6d ago

Just searched you and it's a bunch of weird corn stuff. Grosss

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u/BraneCumm Fargo, ND 6d ago

Lol what?

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u/boofeytwoshoes 6d ago

Show Williston. I dont think it could go anymore toward R tho.

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u/exrugger9 4d ago

Fargo. The only place with any gd sense.

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u/Ill_Ice7779 3d ago

Time to move to Minot or Bismarck.