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Alabama

atreides1

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2. Then we can assume...

Reply to yallerdawg (Original post)

Tue Jul 4, 2017, 12:08 PM

Jul 2017

...from how the majority votes, that they don't have a problem with living in poverty! One could say that Alabamans love the adversity that poverty brings and even though they have the ability to change their lot in life, they don't want to!!!

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Alabama is 6th poorest state in nation; poverty rate at 40 percent in some counties [View all] yallerdawg Jul 2017 OP

I would be interested in knowing the racial breakdown of these counties kimbutgar Jul 2017 #1

Although referenced as the agricultural "Black Belt" ... yallerdawg Jul 2017 #5

Then we can assume... atreides1 Jul 2017 #2

2016 presidential election - it's not all Republican. yallerdawg Jul 2017 #6

This map combined with poverty map shows one thing... mwooldri Jul 2017 #9

Yep, that's your "Black Belt" right there. You should see the 2012 results. eppur_se_muova Jul 2017 #10

Definitely Big Cons voters... pbmus Jul 2017 #3

I see Mitch McConnell/Elaine Chao's Kentucky is also high poverty delisen Jul 2017 #4

Sorry to say,you answered your own question. Wellstone ruled Jul 2017 #8

I guess Sessions cilla4progress Jul 2017 #7