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College Democrats to Meet in Dallas: Is Texas the Next 'Big D'? | 4 comments

Houston... (2.67 / 3)

Houston, while still a significant portion of its metro, it is not the majority share.

Houston metro is 5.8 million. Houston proper is 2.3 million. Houston, population wise, is about 40 percent of its metro. 60 percent is everybody else.

Even then, suburbs in both Houston and DFW metros are trending Democratic. See who represents Arlington, Grand Prairie, and Mesquite. Irving was only a handful of votes from flipping last cycle.

by: Aero @ Thu Aug 19, 2010 at 18:14:57 PM UTC

College Democrats to Meet in Dallas: Is Texas the Next 'Big D'? | 4 comments

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