Nice, and to move the goal post just a little further, what is the minimum number of people in the minimum number of counties where people from the populous blue cities could move to flip every state blue.
Only saying it this way because the population of blue is larger.
Since electoral college votes are dispersed at a state level, it doesn't matter if those blue votes come from blue counties, so long as they go from a blue state to a red state.
Unless you're talking about the displacement that would be required for every county to be colored blue?
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Now do one with tooltips on hover or tap so we can see what the margin is!
I've got just the thing. An Ohio State economics student made this adaptation: https://tuttlepower.github.io/VotingMap/?fbclid=IwAR0McVXHOI...
Nice, and to move the goal post just a little further, what is the minimum number of people in the minimum number of counties where people from the populous blue cities could move to flip every state blue.
Only saying it this way because the population of blue is larger.
Since electoral college votes are dispersed at a state level, it doesn't matter if those blue votes come from blue counties, so long as they go from a blue state to a red state.
Unless you're talking about the displacement that would be required for every county to be colored blue?
I’m talking about flipping every state blue since most states arent “red” by a large majority or however that state happens to count