How voters fleeing California turn other
states blue
Posted By: 4250Luis, 2/10/2026 8:22:51 PM
Americans of all groups –– young and old, rich and middle-class, the college-educated and not –– are fleeing California. Conservatives are leaving in droves. The state will become even more progressive and even more committed to the self-destructive policies that are driving people out in the first place. But this exodus might have a saving grace: It might make surrounding states more conservative, right? Well, this has yet to play out favorably for Republicans in some nearby states, including, for example, Arizona.
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affirming care for minors after California
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on Dissent 2 replies
Regimes Grasping for Power Crack Down
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So, if you are an unpopular regime desperately clinging to power, what do you do?
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Conference as Trump roils transatlantic ties 15 replies
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gas threat in huge blow to climate change regulations 13 replies
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