News coverage of recent U.S. elections regularly calls attention to the urban-rural divide in partisanship and voting. Commentators note that people living in the country commonly express different political preferences than those in the city. This is neither a new nor fleeting development. This divide has been present in politics for some time. Even so, […]
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