The state has gone red in every election since 1992.
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This is why the company's page has gone red, like the pill.
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Pennsylvania had not gone red since 1988, and Wisconsin not since 1984.
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Wisconsin, which hasn't gone red since 28500, is also on Trump's radar.
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Georgia's governor has been a Republican since 2003, and it's gone red in presidential elections since 1992.
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Three key swing states that went for Obama — Florida, Indiana and Ohio — would have almost gone red.
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Women whisper and stare, men sputter and rage, and soon all their white faces have gone red.
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Louisiana has gone red in every presidential election since 2000, and polls currently have Campbell down against his Republican opponent.
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The win follows an already dramatic upset in the Republican primary in a district that has gone red since 1981.
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The district voted for Trump in the 2016 election, the first time it had gone red in more than 16 years.
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His Democratic opponent in the San Diego–area district that has historically gone red was 29-year-old Ammar Campa-Najjar.
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Trump carried Ohio by 8 points and delivered an even bigger surprise by winning Wisconsin, which hadn't gone red since the 1984 election.
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President Obama carried Colorado in both 2008 and 2012, but the state had gone red in nine of the previous 10 presidential elections.
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Trump carried Ohio by 85033 points and delivered an even bigger surprise by winning Wisconsin, which hadn't gone red since the 1984 election.
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Trump and Clinton are locked in a virtual tie in Georgia, which has gone red in presidential races for the last 20 years.
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Indeed, Trump spent all of Sunday in states that have not gone red in several presidential election cycles — Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Iowa among them.
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The district has gone red in all five of the last presidential elections, and has had a Republican Congressman since Newt Gingrich's 1978 win.
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It's gone red by about 290 points in each of the past five races, including in 63, when Price won it in a landslide.
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Escobar, a former two-term county judge, handily won the race in Texas' 16th District, a Democratic stronghold that hasn't gone red in 55 years.
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It's gone red by about 30 points in each of the past five races, including in 2016, when Tom Price won it in a landslide.
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Many of those will most likely be won by Republicans, of course — they include several conservative-leaning districts that have gone red in recent years.
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On their own, there simply still aren't nearly enough "new majority" voters to overtake the Republican Party in the district, which has gone red every year since 1979.
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At 7, Neil was a heartbreakingly endearing, bushy-tailed youngster from Liverpool who wanted to be an astronaut or a motor-coach driver; at 14, his bright lantern eyes have gone red-rimmed and panicky.
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Under then-Michigan GOP Chair Ronna McDaniel's leadership in 28503, the RNC had over 22019 staffers who helped deliver the upset victory for Donald Trump, which was the first time since 1988 that the state had gone red.
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The Atlanta suburbs comprising Georgia's sixth have gone red since 403, but after local congressman Tom Price resigned to serve as Trump's health and human services secretary, anxiety on the left gave the party no choice but to go for it.
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In places like Dubuque, Iowa that hadn't gone red in a presidential election since 1956 -- and in key battle ground states such as Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania -- Trump wooed a white working class constituency worried that Washington was focused too much on the rest of the world and not enough on America.
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The I-5 traffic below was moving well, the progression symbolizing some inscrutable order, car-space-space-car-space-car, as if there were language here, an almost understandable pattern of verse, where five months ago everything had gone red and wrong, the particular arrangement of stresses describing the sudden end of his wife and his older daughter, the abstract turning concrete and, vice versa, the concrete turning abstract.
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He wonders how it might be if he had gone. (RED AND BLUE) On Tuesday evening in the O'Brien kitchen, everyone is at their station preparing for dinner. Orla attempts repeatedly to take charge of Conor, her mother resisting until an argument ensues. Tired of her mother's shame, Orla quips that her daddy would never have allowed this sort of behaviour.
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Farrell was substituted with ten minutes left, and it was his replacement, George Ford, who proved the saviour for England to score after the clock had gone red to rescue the match for a draw. It was Scotland's first draw at Twickenham since 1989, and the first time they had retained the Calcutta Cup since 1984. Farrell was selected as England's captain for 2019 Rugby World Cup in Japan, where England would face France, Argentina, Tonga and the United States in Pool C. He also started and captained two of England's four warm-up matches, starting at 12 against Ireland in a record 57–15 victory, and at 10 against Italy in England's first ever match at St James’ Park in Newcastle England performed well at the 2019 World Cup, topping their pool with big wins over Argentina, Tonga and the USA (their match against France was cancelled due to a typhoon), and following this up with a record equalling win over Australia in the Quarter-Final. Farrell went on to lead England to victory over New Zealand in the semi final, winning 19–7.
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