Sequential Polarization: The Development of the Rural-Urban Political Divide, 1976–2020 | Perspectives on Politics | Cambridge Core User caseyjonesish, in the ballantynebusiness subreddit, 30 Dec 2023
Prior to the 1990s, rural white Americans voted similarly as urban whites. In the 1990s, rural areas experiencing population loss and economic decline began to support Republicans. In the late 2000s, the GOP consolidated control of rural areas by appealing to less-educated and racist rural dwellers. User probsnot605, in the <<>> Great Faces, Great Places <<>> subreddit, 28 Dec 2023
Prior to the 1990s, rural white Americans voted similarly as urban whites. In the 1990s, rural areas experiencing population loss and economic decline began to support Republicans. In the late 2000s, the GOP consolidated control of rural areas by appealing to less-educated and racist rural dwellers. User FreeWorldAcctnt, 28 Dec 2023
Prior to the 1990s, rural white Americans voted similarly as urban whites. In the 1990s, rural areas experiencing population loss and economic decline began to support Republicans. In the late 2000s, the GOP consolidated control of rural areas by appealing to less-educated and racist rural dwellers. User n3rv, in the Missouri subreddit, 27 Dec 2023