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To: locogringo who wrote (1261387)	9/12/2020 10:01:45 AM
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SEP 10, 2020: NEW PENNSYLVANIA POLL HAS BIDEN UP BY 7 POINTS... PREVIOUS POLL HAD BIDEN UP BY 3.... projects.fivethirtyeight.com

To: locogringo who wrote (1261387)	9/12/2020 3:31:59 PM
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An Inquirer analysis of statewide voter registration data from the last four years shows Democrats are further consolidating support in the southeastern part of the state. While denser, more urban areas have been more Democratic for years, the shift in suburbs and even exurbs has led to greater concentration of Democratic strength. Locally, Democrats will hold all five seats on the Delaware County Council, a Republican stronghold since the Civil War, and also assumed a majority on the legislative body in Chester County. In Bucks County, Democrats captured the Board of Commissioners for the first time since 1983. And in Philadelphia, a third-party insurgent candidate weakened an already marginalized GOP by securing one of the at-large City Council seats reserved for minority parties — a seat Republicans have held for decades.