The partisan divide between urban and rural America
Posted on December 20, 2017
Democrats in rural areas and Republicans in urban areas are significantly underrepresented. A bill introduced in Congress can fix that.
Read moreDemocrats in rural areas and Republicans in urban areas are significantly underrepresented. A bill introduced in Congress can fix that.
Read moreThis week Democrat Doug Jones upset Republican Roy Moore to win Alabama’s special election for the U.S. Senate. Moore, however, has not yet conceded and has indicated that he may seek a recount.
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