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To: Jill who wrote (26155)	12/19/2004 11:17:47 PM
From: David Jones	Respond to of 306849

It's more purple than red or blue. photos1.blogger.com photos1.blogger.com From: POST-ELECTION MAPS kwlarsen.blogspot.com

To: Jill who wrote (26155)	12/20/2004 12:35:08 AM
From: John Vosilla	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 306849

<Are you sure it's red and blue, or just that blue is primarily along the coasts and the big cities and the surrounding areas that are still the place most people want to be. Thus NY, San Francisco, Los Angeles, maybe Florida etc. You couldn't get me to move to the midwest if you told me my house would appreciate 10 times in one year. Midwest, blech! :) Need some culture, some nightlife, and some ocean> Yes stay away from those red areas...lol You actually have nice waterviews along Lake Michigan in cosmopolitan cities like Milwaukee and Chicago. Austin is another incredible midwestern city with more water views than you might think. All were blue areas i think. Maybe the larger cities in Florida catch up some day even those that are already blue like Miami,Ft Lauderdale and Orlando. You know to certainly avoid those areas still red which make up 61 of 67 counties in Florida..