The political geography of Minnesota is pretty simple these days: Democrats are dominant in and around the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul, while Republicans pile up votes in most of greater Minnesota.
But underneath this vast urban-rural divide are shifting trends that could determine the winner in November’s presidential election.
A changing mix of voters could decide three midwestern battlegrounds via APM Research Lab'
Minnesota’s 1st: Will the growth in college educated re-flip this recently flipped district?
Minnesota’s 7th: Will the increase in Latino voters there allow “a unicorn” to hang on??
Nebraska’s 2nd: What does the growth of 10,000-20,000 new voters mean for this toss-up congressional district??? Not to mention the potentially key electoral vote that goes along with it.
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