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| − | + | '''Blue state''' refers to states in the USA where a majority votes for [[Democratic Party|Democrats]] in Presidential elections. They generally have [[progressive]] views on taxation, regulation of business, human rights, [[homosexuality]]{{fact}}, [[abortion]]{{fact}}, and [[crime]]{{fact}}. | |
| − | ''Blue state'' refers to states in the USA where a majority votes for [[Democratic Party|Democrats]] in Presidential elections. They generally have [[progressive]] views on taxation, regulation of business, human rights, [[homosexuality]]{{fact}}, [[abortion]]{{fact}}, and [[crime]]{{fact}}. | ||
Blue States include the two most economically significant states, [[California]] and [[New York]]. They have a higher per-capita income and a higher level of post-secondary education. | Blue States include the two most economically significant states, [[California]] and [[New York]]. They have a higher per-capita income and a higher level of post-secondary education. | ||
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*[[Red state|Red State]] | *[[Red state|Red State]] | ||
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Revision as of 23:53, July 23, 2007
Blue state refers to states in the USA where a majority votes for Democrats in Presidential elections. They generally have progressive views on taxation, regulation of business, human rights, homosexuality[Citation Needed], abortion[Citation Needed], and crime[Citation Needed].
Blue States include the two most economically significant states, California and New York. They have a higher per-capita income and a higher level of post-secondary education.
See Also: