By that logic, every state is a purple state and the classification isn’t useful anymore.
Instead, the criteria that actually matters is the degree of uncertainty about which side of the 50% mark it’ll fall on in any given election. Florida is no longer all that uncertain.
So would ending the first-past-the-post voting system, which is what amplifies marginal changes in public sentiment to extreme changes in government policy in the first place.
By that logic, every state is a purple state and the classification isn’t useful anymore.
Instead, the criteria that actually matters is the degree of uncertainty about which side of the 50% mark it’ll fall on in any given election. Florida is no longer all that uncertain.
Considering every state to be a purple state would probably be good for Americans as a whole.
It’s almost like every state isn’t a monolithic political entity
So would ending the first-past-the-post voting system, which is what amplifies marginal changes in public sentiment to extreme changes in government policy in the first place.
What about strange women lying in ponds distributing swords?
Maybe slightly worse than the Electoral College.