r/RedactedCharts • u/Dazzling-Produce-471 • 1d ago
Answered What do the states in red have in common?
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u/yoyleberries2763 1d ago
I'm guessing these states don't have a professional sports team
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u/Sink_Troll 1d ago
Washington has the Seattle Mariners and I think the Seahawks and maybe some other ones. Idk I only know baseball
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u/dr00bles1 1d ago
Nah, many of the non-red states don’t either (Alaska, Hawaii, Nebraska, Oklahoma, etc). And both Washingtons (state and DC) do.
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u/PomegranatePro 11h ago
Seattle Seahawks won the Super Bowl 10 years ago. Alabama has division 1 college sports teams
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u/JamozMyNamoz 1d ago
they are red, 1st level administrative districts within the United States of America, with a population between 1 and 1 trillion, and an economy more than 7 dollars worth. They also all have a food supply, flag, and government
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u/No_Property3414 1d ago
States not home to National Parks that are not named directly after a person
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u/AccordingNebula532 21h ago
They have high numbers of people in poverty and terrible education standards and are full of people so dumb that they want to keep it that way by always voting "conservatively."
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u/kartoffel_engr 8h ago
Washington hasn’t voted Republican since 1984.
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u/AccordingNebula532 5h ago
That sounds right. I guess that one doesnt make any sense but it still works for the rest.
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