well, the cities are a hard call like that because of how much they're split.
there's "the rich" (republican), the "upper middle class" (democrat, more often voting on social issues), the "lower middle class" (republican, more often voting on social issues), and the poor (democrat, usually minority).
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Date: 2008-11-15 05:49 pm (UTC)there's "the rich" (republican), the "upper middle class" (democrat, more often voting on social issues), the "lower middle class" (republican, more often voting on social issues), and the poor (democrat, usually minority).