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BigmanPigman

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6. No, you are wrong, thank god!

Fri Apr 11, 2025, 03:52 PM

Apr 11

San Diego IS BLUE!!! I have lived here since 1988 and I've always been a Dem and I've always been interested in elections, etc. It WAS definitely red but that was a long, long time ago.

"Take a look at a San Diego County voter registration map and you'll see a county that has become quite a bit more blue over the past two decades. Then talk to some voters who’ve left the Republican Party and they'll have no problem telling you why."

$These San Diego County residents are part of a political shift seen in voter registration data between 2004 and 2020. The shift, which started slow and picked up steam in recent election cycles, has transformed San Diego from a reliably red county to the light blue county it is today."

https://www.kpbs.org/news/local/2022/11/07/how-san-diegos-political-map-shifted-from-red-to-blue-and-what-comes-next

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San Diego tied for highest inflation in the U.S. [View all] Zorro Apr 11 OP

I think they call it the Sunshine Tax. multigraincracker Apr 11 #1

One of the "reddest" of red counties in California. Tarzanrock Apr 11 #2

Don't know where you get your information Zorro Apr 11 #3

No, you are wrong, thank god! BigmanPigman Apr 11 #6

Why would alcoholic beverages, fruits and vegetables be more expensive there than other parts of the country? MichMan Apr 11 #4

Well, for alcohol it's probably supply and demand Zorro Apr 11 #5

I've always buy almost rotten, BigmanPigman Apr 11 #7