We find suburbanites with spare bedrooms to host our clients.
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But we are increasingly a nation of urbanites and suburbanites.
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Bands traded musicians like suburbanites at the time traded spouses.
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Suburbanites use it to drive into the city for drugs.
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That full shopping cart suburbanites love to load up on Sundays?
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Rubio is likely hoping suburbanites will be enough to give him
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As is his nativism to the suburbanites who trounced Mr Gillespie.
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Opinion among men, whites, suburbanites and rural residents divides more evenly.
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The Republicans who flooded to the polls weren't college-educated suburbanites.
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That surge has been driven by black voters, moderates and suburbanites.
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Women, college educated suburbanites, rural moderates and black voters are split.
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It's favorite of suburbanites, and according to Melinda, of the Gates family.
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It was big business, mostly performed for and by middle class suburbanites.
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Suburbanites reported the fewest poor-mental-health days, according to the researchers.
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Suburbanites, coming into town to see relatives, drove BMWs, Audis, and Mercedeses.
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The expressway sped suburbanites in their cars in and out of Erie.
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The first Americans to embrace Montessori were in fact affluent, white suburbanites.
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Here are 10 things city-dwellers deal with that could make suburbanites cringe:
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Others say it's Trump's divisive rhetoric that alienates socially liberal or moderate suburbanites.
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Many new suburbanites have a weak claim on the land they build upon.
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According to Hofstra's poll, about 64% of suburbanites consider climate change a problem.
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Poorer suburbanites, isolated from jobs, have fewer options than poorer people in cities.
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Suburbanites might cringe when we mix colors and whites because there's only one machine.
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They have mostly courted white suburbanites, relying on non-white voters to join them.
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Today, more than 60 percent of suburbanites live in integrated or predominantly nonwhite areas.
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Dar es Salaam's new suburbanites are less secure, and less free, than they believe.
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Those same voters — college-educated suburbanites — are deeply unhappy with Trump's temperament in office.
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I used to think a midlife crisis was a problem manufactured by privileged suburbanites.
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Woody kindly did not point out that the skeptical suburbanites owed us all dinner.
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But his false claim helped frighten clueless suburbanites to support Obama's anti-gun agenda.
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Local governments pay less in infrastructure costs to support urbanites than they to support suburbanites.
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This is clearly turning off moderates and even conservative suburbanites, and not just in Pennsylvania.
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Suburbanites, the survey showed, have reached harsh judgments on Mr. Trump's remarks on the recording.
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Likewise, is the opposition of well off suburbanites to affordable housing in their neighborhoods racist?
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In the meantime, South African suburbanites have begun pursuing new paths to expand CCTV coverage.
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That's a motley, divided constituency, whereas well-off suburbanites are easier to activate and rally.
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White-collar suburbanites in the South still appear much more resistant to Democrats than elsewhere.
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Suburbanites can get cereal for less than half that price from a local store like Wegmans.
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Looking back, we were superstitious, paranoid Chinese suburbanites who were trying our best to fit in.
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In places like Birmingham, blacks worry that rich, white suburbanites will usurp their hard-won power.
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But establishment Republicans in Alabama—the business wing and well-to-do suburbanites—never liked Moore.
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In one scene, the spotless suburbanites encounter "real Black panthers" and react with poorly disguised intrigue.
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His decision to make the midterm elections a referendum on immigration repelled independents, suburbanites, and women.
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In recent decades, the number of suburbanites living in poverty has increased at an alarming clip.
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He also did well with moderates, women, suburbanites and, most notably, white voters without college degrees.
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In ordinary times, Mikus notes, some of those positions might have ruffled some white-collar suburbanites.
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She skewed favorably towards urban dwellers, white collar professionals, African Americans, suburbanites, and those with higher education.
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City residents say they put 28.6% of their monthly pay toward housing, compared with 24.2% for suburbanites.
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His strong performance in the state's most populous counties suggest that he also flipped some white suburbanites.
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His strong performance in the state's most populous counties suggests that he also flipped some white suburbanites.
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The GOP needs observant Mormons in Nevada, rustic libertarians in Colorado, and affluent suburbanites in South Florida.
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The government needed those taxes that its suburbanites and country folk had been due to cough up.
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This year, scary clowns, scary dolls and scary suburbanites have drawn audiences to the movies in droves.
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Yet a majority of white suburbanites live in middle-income places such as Macomb County outside Detroit.
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The bellwether has already rung in New Hampshire, where an increasing share of the population includes suburbanites.
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Mr. Piatt, for example, doubts that suburbanites will trek downtown to frequent stores already situated close to home.
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He squeaked to power thanks to a late rally by suburbanites who disliked him less than Hillary Clinton.
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By the turn of the century, SUV-driving suburbanites became the majority, outnumbering rural and city folk combined.
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In the 1960s, Fahrenheit 451 reflected a barren world of complacent suburbanites, longing to feel anything at all.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: Like countless other suburbanites, I commute to work in Midtown East using Metro-North.
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And those voters — young people and white, college-educated suburbanites — know full well what Mr. Trump's inadequacies are.
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At the time, the bookstore sold to suburbanites looking to spend time in its 15,000-square-foot space.
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Try to cut another, and upper-middle-class suburbanites in blue states who still vote GOP get mad.
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So 257% of suburbanites favor an impeachment inquiry at the least, while 211% of rural residents oppose it.
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One reason may be that suburbanites might ditch commuter trains or downtown-bound buses in favor of driverless cars.
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He has a 6-point advantage among suburbanites and a 4-point lead among independents, according to NBC. Sen.
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Trump is either even with or has a slight advantage over Sanders, Warren and Harris among suburbanites and independents.
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Trump, the theory goes, is so deeply loathed by college-educated suburbanites that many are ready to flip parties.
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But of course, suburbanites with limited creativity and vision are precisely the demographic one moves to Brooklyn to avoid.
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Traditionally Southern suburbanites have embraced much more conservative positions (especially on social issues) than their counterparts in other regions.
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Biden's success in yesterday's contests shows his popularity among key demographics, like African Americans, older voters and white suburbanites.
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Try to imagine if the four million people who lacked Senate representation today were upper-middle-class white suburbanites.
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College-educated suburbanites outside Philadelphia are angry at Mr. Trump and in a mood to send him a message.
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In the mid-20th century, white suburbanites reacted very differently to minorities, specifically black people, moving into their neighborhoods.
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Polls indicate that suburbanites, independents and white college-educated voters have continued to drift away from Trump and Republicans.
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Senior Republicans say they have conducted focus groups and found that suburbanites are turned off by the senator's politics.
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It walled off the New Haven city core, and was attractive neither to city dwellers nor to repenting suburbanites.
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They mirrored returns in last month's statewide and legislative races in Virginia, a state filled with well-heeled suburbanites.
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Republicans got a lesson last year about the risk of elevating immigration in campaigns where they depend on suburbanites.
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Suburbanites (66%) and urbanites (55%) are more likely to be having frequent political discussions than are their rural counterparts (45%).
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He also made "Lollipop," a song so unavoidable that even the most isolated, ambivalent American suburbanites were familiar with it.
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Suburbanites are not anti-tax per se -- many vote directly for enormously high local taxes to support schools, for instance.
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"I think we'll get the suburbanites with this complete calamity of a tax bill," said Texas Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee.
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It&aposs well-educated suburbanites who used to vote Republican who switch and voted for Clinton in the last election.
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But the stalwart, Ralph Northam, won the race, cruising to victory with heavy support from African-Americans and moderate suburbanites.
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Some of the biggest swings against the G.O.P. were among middle and lower-income Americans, not just among affluent suburbanites.
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But others said someone would have to pay for such programs, and the most likely someones were suburbanites like themselves.
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In "Edward Scissorhands," it is the monster and the disenchanted teenager that we root for, not the creepily perfect suburbanites.
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Laborers lay grass sod, construct stone walls, and assemble the fanciful faux-stone sculptures favored by many of these suburbanites.
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Overall, suburbanites of all ages like things to be calm and predictable -- unlike what they're seeing in news reports from Washington.
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That's why New Yorkers have roommates way past college while many suburbanites can afford to live by themselves if they choose.
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On top of that, less than 30% of people in cities report having a 401(k), compared with 40% of suburbanites.
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The suburbanites retaliated by firing up Waze, the navigation app they blamed for routing the unwanted burst of traffic their way.
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Why, it's the Keurig of Weed Vaporizers, bringing peace of mind to wealthy suburbanites one single-use pod at a time.
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They should confront the president on his immigration policy, which is repelling millennials, suburbanites, and independents ahead of the next election.
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But fewer Southern suburbanites are social liberals, probably because more of them than elsewhere are evangelical Christians or otherwise religiously traditional.
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Republicans suffered losses among women, young people, independent voters and Latino voters, researchers said, while Democrats gained with suburbanites and seniors.
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Most worrisome for Sanders in the most recent Hofstra poll is where suburbanites stand on his signature proposal -- Medicare for All.
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Mr. Gillespie will have to try to forge a delicate coalition that melds pro-Trump rural conservatives with anti-Trump suburbanites.
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Urban elites and suburbanites are adamantly opposed, but many working-class voters in the North are firmly in the leave camp.
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The contest will offer insight on how much Mr. Trump could hurt Republicans among the moderate suburbanites who dominate this state.
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Here's the thing about Connecticut: To the outside, it seems like a well-behaved place stuffed with suburbanites coaching Little League.
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Some in the Democratic Party say its nominee should focus on the so-called Obama coalition of younger voters, minorities and suburbanites.
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For the middle-aged suburbanites who are the backbone of the anti-Trump resistance, that often means shoring up the Democratic Party.
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It gave me a different perspective of the inner-city life that most suburbanites only pass on their way to the Bears game.
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It's for white suburbanites who, because they deliberately avoid cities, haven't updated their idea of what cities are like beyond Reagan-era stereotypes.
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Despite all the fame, New Yorkers have not yet embraced the freshman lawmaker, at least not independents and suburbanites in the Empire State.
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Tom Davis (R-Va.), who held a seat outside of D.C. for more than a decade, said affluent suburbanites are repelled by Sanders.
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But by 280, white suburbanites and Vietnam veterans had joined their ranks, and overdosing was a problem among active military members as well.
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Suburbanites have been leaning toward the Democrats since Republican President Donald Trump took office and are considered crucial in this year's general election.
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By allowing the hearings to continue, the city's mayor, councillors and everyday suburbanites are accusing Trudeau of breaking his promise during the election.
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Neither predictably "blue" like Democratic city voters nor reliably "red" as their rural counterparts, suburbanites have migrated to the "purple" middle of American politics.
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Perhaps a sequel might explore the values of Sun Belt suburbanites, and how this other half of privileged Americans signal status through their spending.
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The heroes in the God's Not Dead trilogy (shot and set somewhere in the American South) are white middle-class suburbanites, with two exceptions.
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All over the US right now, neighborhoods where artists congregate and live have become destinations for suburbanites wanting to experience the "hip" intown life.
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"Suburbanites might make a decent amount of money, but they're not hedge fund managers," the senator told me Tuesday night at the Capitol Building.
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The state's increasingly diverse population and influx of suburbanites are factors, Davis said, but the party's previously reliable business-aligned base has also eroded.
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Martha McSally providing clear evidence that white-collar suburbanites there moved away from the GOP even more than their counterparts in Texas or Georgia.
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The surge of new voters in the Democratic primaries has featured mostly older people, moderate suburbanites and African-Americans disinclined to support his campaign.
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The political bottom line: Democrats in Ohio, as elsewhere, are winning over suburbanites while losing white blue-collar voters in places like northeast Ohio.
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In Ms. Abrams' favor, though, is the fury toward Mr. Trump, particularly from women and minorities, and ambivalence about him from some wealthy suburbanites.
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Square Feet As more suburbanites move downtown, developers are seeking new land for housing and offices, creating opportunities for owners of empty parking lots.
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Trump's success, which accelerated pre-existing trends, has given Republicans more blue-collar support and Democrats more allies among better-educated, more affluent suburbanites.
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Their 210 midterm victories were powered by affluent suburbanites who might have dabbled with Republicanism before, but for whom Trump was a breaking point.
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Remind us again why college-educated suburbanites who are successful in business or the professions and are unenthralled with Donald Trump should vote Republican?
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As Dionysus's nonbinary energy jangles the wiring of the staid suburbanites, releasing something wild in them, it also unleashes something wild in the play.
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The lesson in these numbers is that if leaders don't heed suburbanites, they could pay a price politically and miss an opportunity for sound policy.
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The idea that most women, independents or mainstream order-craving suburbanites would back a guy who declares his admiration for Vladimir Putin is a mirage.
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It was there that Ford Nation, the loose association of fiscal conservatives and angry suburbanites that led to his mayoral victory in 2010, was born.
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They argue that the Republican voters who will decide the race are suburbanites who fit the profile of educated voters often turned off by Trump.
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Malls, once a place for suburbanites to spend their downtime, have suffered in what has been dubbed the retail apocalypse, and many have shut down.
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Biden builds a coalition Across the map, a Biden coalition was emerging: African Americans, older voters and white suburbanites were backing him in overwhelming numbers.
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The Times's Patrick McGeehan reports: Today is the first day of a season of hardship for some suburbanites who commute through Pennsylvania Station in Manhattan.
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Republicans did well with rural voters, white Southerner voters, and low-educated voters — while Democrats won among city-dwellers, minorities, and highly educated white suburbanites.
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The percentage of suburbanites living in racially diverse areas — defined as 20163 to 60 percent minority — grew over that decade from 38 to 44 percent.
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One is that more white suburbanites in Texas than elsewhere are evangelical Christians, perhaps the group now most staunchly supportive of Trump and the GOP.
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Until the rise of Mr. Trump, wave after wave of right-wing Republican activism was driven by comfortable but morally scandalized suburbanites, particularly suburban women.
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Trump remains underwater with voters in Colorado, and Gardner's task of uniting rural Trump voters and suburbanites remains perhaps the toughest of any GOP incumbent.
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How long can a place and a people, or a subset of people like the middle- to upper-class white suburbanites here, stay the same?
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Ted Cruz this fall, saying suburbanites are abandoning the GOP in Texas just like they did in elections in Virginia and Alabama late last year.
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What, Costello wondered, will happen if Democrats nominate a moderate candidate such as Joe Biden who simultaneously comforts suburbanites but doesn't appeal to the left?
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Celebrities, upper-middle-class suburbanites and rich vacationers from around the country (and beyond) flocked to Canyon Ranch to jump-start health and weight loss.
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Now, urban leaders see them as an antiseptic way to draw in suburbanites, rather than a way to give people flavor of the actual city.
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The traditional wisdom is that to win, Democrats need to make a play for the white working class and moderate white suburbanites turned off by Trump.
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As part of Robert Moses's project to draw white middle class suburbanites back to the city, it gave primacy to the audience rather than the artists.
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Polk County: Iowa's most populous county includes Des Moines and its immediate suburbs, areas populated by residents of a young, vibrant city and well-heeled suburbanites.
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It is simply weird to me that they look at Virginia and they look at Alabama and they say, 'Let's harm suburbanites through the tax code.
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But suburbanites are not; a survey by an economist at Trulia, the online real-estate site, finds that 53% of Americans say they live in one.
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In an interview, he said Democrats' road to victory is through moderate suburbanites -- people who voted for Mitt Romney in 2012 and Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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Republicans did well with rural voters, white Southern voters, and low-educated voters, while Democrats won among city dwellers, nonwhite voters, and highly educated white suburbanites.
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Biden had reshaped the electorate, with suburbanites who'd made up their minds late joining African-Americans, older voters and loyal Democrats to form a Biden coalition.
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The good news came in increasingly affluent and diverse Virginia: In the age of Trump, well-educated suburbanites like Democrats considerably more than they used to.
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These groups — a mix of older white Democrats, culturally moderate African-Americans and Hispanics, and anti-Trump suburbanites — probably don't amount to a primary-season majority.
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But don't overlook an important group of voters that is often ignored in these early states, including Nevada: the moderate "swing" suburbanites who decide national elections.
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Yet the overall volume of voluntary service has held up, in part because well-educated suburbanites such as your columnist's neighbours are doing more of it.
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Suburbanites saw these as an affront to why they fled the inner cities in the first place, and the Democrats paid with votes in 2012 and 85033.
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Broken down further, 68 percent of suburbanites and 77 percent of rural voters are for sending them home, as opposed to a 50 percent of city-dwellers.
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No points for guessing that Karen is right, or that all the snooping will eventually lead to a form of couples therapy for both sets of suburbanites.
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The Republican in North Carolina's Ninth, Mark Harris, is being outgunned in fund-raising and has a history of remarks that might hurt him with moderate suburbanites.
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"We've been on a steady trend losing suburbanites, losing college-educated women, and it's time for the Republican Party to adopt a suburban agenda," Mr. Cantor said.
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Also, as Blank says, whatever their religious affiliation, Texas suburbanites are marinated in a political culture much more conservative on almost all issues than comparable suburbs elsewhere.
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"Get Out," which starred Daniel Kaluuya in a psychological thriller about white suburbanites overtaking African American bodies, was a huge surprise in Hollywood making $255 million worldwide.
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If the Democratic Party wants to lead and win, it must listen to its base — the young, women, people of color, urbanites and suburbanites and progressive rural folks.
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The court had not yet ruled that a busing program must be implemented, but white suburbanites still panicked over the prospect of having to follow a busing plan.
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But that particular deduction disproportionately benefits wealthy suburbanites in high-tax states like New York, New Jersey, and California (not to mention red states like Utah and Georgia).
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Common themes have emerged from our district discussions, so we have joined together to launch the Suburban Caucus and generate solutions that will benefit suburbanites of all ages.
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If Mr. Gillum performs well there, he'll probably have avoided unnerving too many white middle-class suburbanites while winning over workers with his messaging on higher base pay.
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As the characters, Russian agents posing as American suburbanites, struggle with allegiance to Mother Russia and the lure of Western ease, vodka keeps popping up as a motif.
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A wryly updated "fête champêtre," showing black suburbanites relaxing in a Chicago park, had just set an auction high for any work by a living African-American artist.
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Others see more opportunity to convert white-collar suburbanites in red states, who have a longer history of voting Republican but are also more disaffected from the President.
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Democrats, he says, might give Republicans a chance to rebuild if they choose a 2020 presidential candidate who is more liberal than many white-collar suburbanites can stomach.
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Similar to badminton or tennis, but played with paddles and a light plastic ball, pickleball is a favorite of suburbanites, and according to Melinda, of the Gates family.
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Some suburbanites are concerned about the changes to their neighborhoods caused by new enclaves of high density developments intended to accommodate the often large size of Hasidic families.
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In 2018, Democrats will inevitably be thinking about how to scoop up disaffected white women, white suburbanites, and working-class whites feeling buyers' remorse when it comes to Trumpism.
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But if suburbanites hold the keys to the White House, as well as control of Congress, these independent-minded voters also offer a doorway to winning after the election.
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That is precisely what happened in Alabama and Virginia, where Republicans' rightward drift impelled prosperous, educated suburbanites who might otherwise have voted Republican into switching parties or staying home.
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Evangelicals were both fully part of American modernity (often educated suburbanites, rather than the backwoods yokels of caricature) and also living lives in tension with pluralistic and permissive values.
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Our colleagues pointed us to three demographics: affluent suburbanites in states including Virginia and North Carolina, African-American voters in Southern states, and Latino voters in Texas and California.
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I loved bouncing around town talking to everyone, from the cool teens listening to music at the edge of the woods to the bored suburbanites jogging around the block.
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"Past Times," measuring 157 inches wide, showed black Americans relaxing in a Chicago park, enjoying golf, croquet, water skiing and other leisure pursuits traditionally associated with affluent white suburbanites.
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For some it is a class issue, a case of urban eco-yuppies imposing their bike and scooter fads on suburbanites and country folk who rely on their cars.
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What they're saying: "He'd be a fresh face with a message of unity and a more traditional Democratic program that's not as scary to suburbanites," Karl Rove told me.
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While we have the opportunity to eat whatever and whenever we want, suburbanites have to strategically plan the day, making sure to get their order in before the shop closes.
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The Nordstrom family has run stores for more than a century, first selling shoes in the Pacific Northwest and later introducing fashion-forward clothing to wealthy suburbanites across the country.
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Sanders was showing up on enemy airwaves, trying to reach a critical sub-set of voters -- middle-class, mostly white suburbanites in Pennsylvania, many of whom likely watch Fox News.
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On the other are GOP moderates, often representing districts with many constituents who are Hispanic, moderate suburbanites or are tied to the agriculture industry, which relies heavily on migrant workers.
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That's the only way to view his deeply irresponsible proposal for stripping New Jersey's poorest communities of desperately needed education aid to fund property tax cuts for well-heeled suburbanites.
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In 1988, Bush used his promise to be "the education president" to illustrate his "kinder and gentler" conservatism, as part of his effort to woo suburbanites and middle-class Democrats.
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If new suburbs can hit the sweet spot that accommodates the priorities of that generation, millennial habitats will redefine everyday life for all suburbanites, which is 70 percent of Americans.
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That turnout – driven by black voters, moderates and suburbanites – largely broke in favor of Biden, who swept a majority of the six states that held their nominating contests on Tuesday.
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Biden also appears to have an edge among key demographics in Michigan — the state has substantial amounts of African Americans and white suburbanites that helped power his Super Tuesday success.
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" It was much worse than returning to Winnetka from the South as a teenager, she said, "because then I was coming back into a culture of nice, well-meaning suburbanites.
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At the Conservative Political Action Conference in February, he said the Republican Party's base had changed from suburbanites to blue-collar workers, and the party needed to change with it.
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Meanwhile, stronger measures to control guns consistently drew majority support in polls from the constituencies that the party increasingly relied on, particularly minorities, suburbanites and well-educated whites, especially women.
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"RetroSuburbia" — edited by his friends, published by his company, Melliodora Publishing, and nearly 600 pages long — is aimed at teaching suburbanites how to grow food, produce power and reduce debt.
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Squeeze in some knowing laughs with this new comedy series from Jody Atkinson and Susan Stava, about New York suburbanites hitting what they call the "gray wall" of middle age.
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Because wide roads can carry more cars and buses, future suburbanites in Ahmedabad ought to be spared the awful traffic jams that frustrate large Indian cities such as Delhi and Mumbai.
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The effort, which allowed the party and President to be portrayed as both incompetent and cruel, damaged the Republican brand with independents -- many of them suburbanites -- and even some core supporters.
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This year, enough suburbanites leaned right toward their rural counterparts -- especially in a handful of the most competitive swing states -- to give the Republicans the presidency and continued control of Congress.
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Like it or not, it is a balance that well suits a party of ageing suburbanites and younger, well-off professionals; a party of the golf course and the cocktail bar.
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By contrast, the voters Democrats seem more likely to gain are the more affluent suburbanites who are less susceptible to the politics of resentment and more concerned about basic democratic norms.
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If he turns out to be the Republican nominee, he will have a lot of work to do in the general election to have any chance of winning over moderate suburbanites.
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These affluent city dwellers and suburbanites believe firmly in meritocracy and individual opportunity, but shun the kind of social policies that once gave a real leg up to the working class.
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The pattern was broken last month in Virginia, where the swelling ranks of college-educated suburbanites and minorities in the Washington, D.C., suburbs have made the state a closely contested battleground.
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The demographic makeup of Warren's support, which skews toward white, college-educated suburbanites, suggests that Sanders -- who struggles with that cohort -- will not enjoy a ready-made boost following her exit.
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The Republican coalition of rural whites, exurban whites and anti-tax suburbanites may not be large enough to win the national popular vote in a head-to-head matchup with Democrats.
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The race thus far has been framed as a test of Mr. Trump's popularity among white suburbanites, and of the gains the anti-Trump movement might be making among such voters.
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He crushed the charisma-challenged Mr. Strange, stunning elite Republicans, whose party is being consumed by class warfare between suburbanites and the rural white evangelicals who make up Mr. Trump's base.
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Rapaille, a French emigree, believed the SUV appealed—at the time to mostly upper-middle class suburbanites—to a fundamental subconscious animalistic state, our "reptilian desire for survival," as relayed by Bradsher.
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Sunday's episode reminded us that our people have become pretty dangerous themselves, their arrival at the genteel Hilltop paralleling the contrast we saw when they met the suburbanites of Alexandria last season.
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In a revealing report, the New York Times has shown that many suburbanites vote Democrat, apparently embracing progressive positions – but don't necessarily agree with the party's policies on issues like higher taxes.
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And unlike in 2016, when Donald Trump carried suburban voters by 20003 points, in 2018 suburbanites split their votes right down the middle -- 49% for Republican House candidates, 49% for Democratic ones.
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The earliest public and private polling shows the two locked in a close race, with Abrams recording modest, but measurable gains from the Democrats' 2014 performance among white-collar suburbanites, particularly women.
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But the biggest difference — and the one suburbanites and their brokers often conveniently forget to mention — is the lag time between rides on trains like New Jersey Transit, particularly during off hours.
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Republicans, however, have already begun to attach Democrats to the Vermont senator — a strategy aimed at suburbanites who've fled the GOP during Trump's presidency but who may be repelled by Sanders' politics.
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Or sometimes the two are one and the same, as Scott finds in the "normcore" trend, in which the L.L. Bean-and-khaki wardrobes of white suburbanites were appropriated by urban hipsters.
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They need to do two things to pull it off: spur Hispanic and Latino voters to turn out in droves, and peel off white, moderate suburbanites who don't like Donald Trump (particularly women).
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But the same proclamation to a group of suburbanites in their 40s and 50s could cause them to silently judge you for using "that hookup app" (as my mom likes to call it).
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I challenge you to design a haunted tour that is not hung up on the hormone-addled visions of terror 20th-century suburbanites devoured as metaphors for their fears of isolation and crime.
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But even with the need for political remediation, the GOP candidates -- even Marco Rubio who actually had a "suburban strategy" -- have not spoken directly to suburbanites in terms of specific problems and policies.
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There is a gulf between that experience and much of "gun culture" today, with alarm-driven marketing pushing tactical weapons and artillery out to suburbanites and shooting ranges full of human-silhouette targets.
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She recently told the Dallas Morning News that impeachment doesn't appeal to swing voters — read that as moderate, white suburbanites — ready to vote against Republican House candidates to show their disappointment with Trump.
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BRUNI: In observations that both of you have made, there's acknowledgment of tension between what the fired-up Democratic base wants and what more moderate, swing voters — say, certain suburbanites — will respond to.
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But the state's demographics (a sizable black vote in the three largest cities, a big working-class population, and plenty of moderate suburbanites) reflect the type of voter coalition Biden has built elsewhere.
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Part of the calculation of using Mr. de Blasio as a punching bag is based on his unpopularity in the suburbs as well as suburbanites' historical mistrust of the city's more liberal policies.
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The spot zeroes in on Sanders' support for tax hikes and for providing government-funded health insurance to undocumented immigrants — positions that McSally's team contends are anathema to suburbanites they're trying to woo.
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Complete with massage tables, a comedy club, a nail salon, a "fighting ring," and eventually an outdoor pool area, it's the perfect place for a town full of uptight suburbanites to let loose.
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Lucky for Seren and Steve, city dwellers and suburbanites are hungry to spend their vacation time in a bucolic landscape with the promise of some wholesome downtime and maybe a locally sourced meal.
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This summer, I spoke to business leaders and lawmakers who told me that a gulf is opening up between the state GOP and a handful of key constituencies—suburbanites, rural voters, and business leaders.
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Democrats saw opportunity in the district, which offers both core Democratic strength with lots of government workers, academics and young voters but also Republican weak spots for this cycle, particularly well-educated female suburbanites.
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These suburbanites were not the dull middlebrows of Middle America; they were Harvard faculty or MIT-trained engineers living in posh suburbs like Lexington and Newton along the Route 128 corridor north of Boston.
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There's no guarantee Warren's personal support would mean her voters would flock to Sanders, but it would galvanize progressive groups and potentially earn Sanders a second look from the suburbanites he's struggled to capture.
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Biden is building a powerful coalition of African Americans, suburbanites and rural white voters who previously backed Sanders, while Sanders is failing to produce the electorate-changing turnout of young voters that he's promised.
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He did poorly among black voters, and the surge of new voters were white suburbanites for Biden, not the young and disaffected voters Mr. Sanders has always believed he could bring into the process.
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Older voters and suburbanites have turned out in big numbers to vote for Biden, while Sanders's new coalition of young voters has not come out to the polls as much as he had hoped.
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An extreme extrovert, he was brilliant before a crowd and also at ease in private conversations, connecting with everyone from country-club suburbanites to the destitute souls he often fed in his own house.
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When you add up the energy of Democratic voters, with the concern among suburbanites for the limbo Dreamers face and the mean-spirited rhetoric the White House continues pushing, a perfect storm is brewing.
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He attracts unusually intense support from people who see the entire system as rigged, but by so sharply drawing lines even against his own party, he turns off moderate suburbanites who usually lean Republican.
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He thought that he could mobilize Trump voters through an ad campaign emphasizing hot-button culture war issues, but also keep the educated suburbanites on his side with his establishment credentials and an economic pitch.
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Far enough from downtown commerce they let suburbanites stock up at any of their many anchor stores – J.C.Penney, Sears, K-Mart – and then eat at a fast casual spot like Red Lobster and, later, Outback.
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Similarly, "Divorce," her much-anticipated HBO comeback, which premieres on Sunday, is a dark comedy about middle-age suburbanites trying to stay afloat in crumbling marriages, not oversexed Manhattanites surfing their way through their 30s.
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The fear of crime as a political and social force in America (as scholars like William Stuntz and Jonathan Simon have detailed) was largely a fear by white suburbanites of high-crime, largely nonwhite cities.
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Biden's ability to turn out white suburbanites will play a critical role if he hopes to edge out President Donald Trump for Arizona's 11 electoral votes, which could be decisive in a close 2020 race.
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In New Jersey, many of the suburbanites who are backing Democratic House candidates from Republican-leaning areas are still uneasy about embracing Mr. Menendez after his 2017 federal corruption trial, which ended in a mistrial.
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In Pennsylvania, where Republicans have traditionally soldered together a coalition of rural whites who are more culturally conservative and upscale suburbanites mainly concerned with taxes, an abortion-rights battle could further dismantle that fraying alliance.
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This is the commuter tax, a modest imposition on the paychecks of 811,3603 suburbanites who make their living in the city and may reasonably be expected to contribute a little to help keep it running.
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"I do think Oprah would certainly appeal to suburbanites who, for whatever reason, think Democrats are not great on business or job creation, because she has a pretty strong and successful business background," he said.
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The shorthand here is that in blue states, where Democrats run everything and have been taxing suburbanites to pay for services, the suburbs can hold in any negative feelings about Trump and vote their pocketbooks.
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But perhaps more important, the Sanders campaign must set its sights on the kinds of voters who turned out for Mr. Biden on Tuesday night — anxious suburbanites wearied by the tumult of the Trump years.
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Faced with staggering costs, we squabble along partisan lines, pitting drivers against subway riders, suburbanites against city-dwellers, red versus blue — blocking change in the name of prudence, missing one after another opportunity for progress.
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If Trump wants to retain the affection of the suburbanites who backed him -- and perhaps gain among those, particularly in swing states, who rejected him -- he will pay attention to what's going on in these communities.
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But the Mendendez campaign also showed just how tolerant Jersey residents can be of shady characters and undesirables—and the polarization of the Trump era that can make voting for Republicans almost unfathomable to some suburbanites.
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In the aftermath of the Republican tax bill, its $85033,000 cap on the state and local tax deduction, and the drop in home values, suburbanites took to voting for their interests as well as their wallets.
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An NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll released earlier this year showed support for Republicans maintaining control of Congress dipped among suburbanites polled, dropping 28503 points from 22019 percent in February to 43 percent in March.
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It would be premature to draw conclusions about Kentucky's competitiveness in 2020, but Bevin's weakness in the suburbs could underscore a broader issue for a Republican Party, which suffered among suburbanites in the 2018 midterm elections.
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But exit polls from Super Tuesday show that he's built on Clinton's coalition by dominating with suburbanites who have flocked to the Democratic Party in the Trump era and by winning with non-college educated women.
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The popular aquarium and outdoor concert venue on the Delaware River waterfront, for example, are separated from the rest of the city by huge parking lots that suburbanites use before shooting right back out of town.
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A Word With For certain viewers, the first season of HBO's "Divorce" — starring Sarah Jessica Parker and Thomas Haden Church as New York suburbanites putting their marriage out of its misery — rang all too painfully true.
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Many of the president's top advisers had been relishing the idea of a match-up against Sanders, a self-described democratic socialist who threatens to alienate the affluent suburbanites who decisively swung to Democrats in 2018.
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In recent weeks, Trump has repeatedly made attacks on socialism the focus of his speeches and rallies — a gambit aimed at winning over moderate-minded suburbanites who could be turned off by Sanders' brand of liberalism.
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But I recognize that Warren has electability challenges of her own, and the truth is I'd be fine with any nominee who could generate enthusiasm without scaring suburbanites, if I could only see who that was.
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Second, even in the age of surging blue-collar populism, upper-middle-class suburbanites haven't lost their influence, and they generally like their public schools and regard school choice as a threat rather than a promise.
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The September release of the Broken EP shoved all of that leather-clad nastiness and rubbed raw flesh of that truly subversive alternative scene into the oily faces of teenage American suburbanites like a stranger's filthy unmentionables.
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But when those anxieties are translated into white-identitarian rhetoric, they cost Republicans not only minority votes but white votes as well, repelling anti-racist white suburbanites even as they mobilize some share of racially resentful whites.
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They could repeat that in Texas if they can do two things at once: spur Hispanic and Latino voters to turn out in droves, and peel off white, moderate suburbanites who don't like Donald Trump (particularly women).
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Elsewhere: In The Atlantic, Ron Brownstein connects a few recent polls to argue that many swing voters, both suburbanites and blue-collar whites, are skeptical of some recent Democratic proposals, like Medicare for All and free college.
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Defending a few dozen districts that are either more heavily urban or feature a similar demographic mix as Ohio's 12th District, Republicans will need to find a way to win back suburbanites or better galvanize rural voters.
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While Sanders has boasted that he could persuade more young voters and working class voters to show up at the polls, it has been Biden who has seen a wave of new support from suburbanites, particularly women.
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Largely thanks to a swing by suburbanites in affluent Oakland County outside Detroit — the boyhood home of the 22016 Republican presidential nominee, Mitt Romney, whose father was governor of Michigan — Democrats rolled up large victories in 20163.
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Like most presidents after office, George has seen his favorability rating improve after leaving the White House, with higher numbers among Republican men with household incomes under $50,000 and suburbanites, both important bases for the Bush campaign.
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But Pennsylvania political analysts say Toomey may have taken the safest path given his need to stitch together a coalition of working-class, white voters who support Trump and moderate, college-educated suburbanites who find his rhetoric distasteful.
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If the President-elect and leaders of both major parties want to build coalitions for legislation, they will look to the centrist sensibilities of suburbanites for policy compromises that might isolate partisans on the far right and left.
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By The New York Times And for all the talk about Mr. Trump turning off suburbanites, to understand American politics, it is necessary to make sense of the two suburban worlds where 60 percent of Americans now live.
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This toxic plan does nothing less than pit rich against poor, black against white and city dwellers against suburbanites, and it could well poison state politics for years to come, even if Democrats succeed in fending it off.
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When she hangs out with her old cheerleading friends, now all mainly settled conservative suburbanites, she tries to apologize to the team's sole black cheerleader for how they all treated her, only to be blown off in turn.
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Instead, after its nominee traded a lot of suburban voters for stronger working-class support in 2016, the Trump-era Republican Party has continued to hemorrhage suburbanites while also giving back some of those Midwestern, blue-collar gains.
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Such a contest could prove difficult for Mr. Trump because his core support may well be insufficient to win him a second term without improving his standing with the suburbanites and women who reluctantly backed him in 2016.
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Another possibility — suggested strongly by Democrats' rout of Republicans in the 22012 midterms — is that the broader landscape of American politics has shifted decisively, in large measure because of revulsion by well-educated suburbanites, especially women, against Trump.
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Squeeze in a microdose of hilarity with the latest episode from this new comedy series created by and starring Jody Atkinson and Susan Stava, about New York suburbanites hitting what they call the "gray wall" of middle age.
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Hill Kulu, a demographer at the University of St Andrews in Scotland, has found that in England and Finland suburbanites and small-town-dwellers have more children than you would expect from looking at other aspects of their lives.
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And urbanites are more apt to say the system is discriminatory than are suburban or rural Americans: 62% who live in urban areas say so, above the 53% of suburbanites and 38% of rural residents who say the same.
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The president's decision this week to inject himself into a district — split between rural voters who support him and well-educated suburbanites who are trending away from him — effectively puts him on the ballot alongside GOP hopeful Troy Balderson .
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Because the families opting out were disproportionately white and middle class, testing proponents dismissed them as coddled suburbanites, while insisting that urban parents, who had graver concerns about the quality of their children's schools, were supportive of the tests.
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A year after Democrats claimed 40 House seats and a series of governorships thanks to a surge of support from suburbanites, the results in Virginia in particular make clear that their drift from the G.O.P. won't be easily reversed.
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Mr. O'Rourke, who's opted out of much of the traditional campaign machinery, wagers that he can build a new coalition of suburbanites unhappy with Mr. Trump, young voters and Latinos, many of whom have never voted in their lives.
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His proposals to guarantee free child care and pre-K and six months of paid parental leave, for example, are common-sensical in many other countries, and foregrounding them could win over "anxious suburbanites" who lean toward Mr. Biden.
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He was friendly with tennis pros like Rod Laver and golfers like Arnold Palmer, a man at one with the country-club world inhabited by so many wealthy white suburbanites, the same people who viewed Vietnam War protestors with such contempt.
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The April 18 special election in Georgia's 6th Congressional District will be a litmus test of where the parties stand with swing suburbanites, in an area that reflects the demographic and social changes that have made many suburbs increasingly competitive.
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"Liquor is the booze of preference for women, Midwesterners, Southerners, baby boomers, matures, independents, suburbanites, rural dwellers and those with no kids in the house, while each of their counterparts reach for a cold one," according to the Harris Poll.
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And the Democratic Party and establishment, who beginning in the 1970's decided to begin a pivot away from the working class and New Deal era in favor or wealthier suburbanites and corporatists, has fought Sanders every step of the way.
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The suburbs mirror US demographic trends; minorities represent 35% of suburban residents, and in 2010, the share of blacks in large metro areas living in the suburbs surpassed 51%, meaning the majority of black Americans are suburbanites, according to Brookings.
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The big difference between these voters and the conservative white voters who backed Sanders in 2016 is that these suburbanites will not vote for Trump this year and, if 2018 is any guide, they will support a centrist Democratic nominee.
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Over the last two weeks, Biden has demonstrated an unbeatable coalition of support: African Americans, suburbanites and working-class white women are overwhelmingly backing him over Sanders, while he's fighting the Vermont senator to parity among non-college-educated men.
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When looking at geographic location, 62 percent of people in urban areas said the election outcome was a very or somewhat significant source of stress, compared to 45 percent of suburbanites and 33 percent of people who live in rural areas.
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David Winston, a Republican pollster who advises congressional leaders, said his party should not use victories in the Senate to paper over severe losses with women, young people, independent voters and Latino voters, and Democratic gains with suburbanites and seniors.
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To do this, he has to significantly broaden his coalition, winning over many more Democrats who might not consider themselves progressives, including the moderate suburbanites and older African Americans who put Biden on top in so many places on Super Tuesday.
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It was a reflection of the balance Democrats need to strike as they try to make inroads in Southern states like Georgia and Texas, where appeals to the base of African-Americans, Hispanics and moderate suburbanites could alienate rural whites.
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That's just a little more than a dollar a day to pay for policing and firefighting — or for subways, if that's where the city chooses to put the money: services that many suburbanites rely on as much as city dwellers do.
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In the end, in a Legislature where consensus can be elusive despite a lopsided Democratic majority, the effort drew opposition from two key constituencies: suburbanites keen on preserving their lifestyle and less affluent city dwellers seeing a Trojan horse of gentrification.
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Giving the outraged suburbanites a soundbite to show that he cares, but then counting on the broken political process to make sure that a real gun control bill never reaches his desk for a signature, would be a win-win politically.
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Broadening the Democratic tent to bring more of these socially traditionalist small-metro suburbanites into the fold would provide the party with a critical electoral advantage, but such gains will be difficult to achieve in an era of growing cultural warfare.
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This suits the proclivities of smug suburbanites just fine, but as someone who grew up in a big city in the 1980s and 1990s when city living was both less fashionable and more affordable, it seems like a tragedy to me.
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To the Editor: Most of those who believe that campuses are losing their status as bastions of free speech attended college decades ago, when it was the only avenue for sheltered former suburbanites to gain access to other points of view.
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They are betting that a renewed focus on lunch-pail issues can reassemble their fractured coalition of city-dwelling liberals and minority voters, left-leaning suburbanites and especially white working-class voters hungering for an economic pitch aimed at their interests.
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If Mr. Biden becomes the nominee, he will probably be especially well positioned to appeal to black voters, to suburbanites abandoning the Republican Party and to enough rural white voters to nick the president's margins in what analysts call "outstate" Michigan.
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Hofstra's National Suburban Poll has consistently shown support among suburbanites for government-assisted health care coverage, public education and environmental protection -- desires that run counter to the Republican agenda, as reflected in the Obamacare repeal debacle, several cabinet appointments and Presidential pronouncements.
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I don't know what the demographics worked out to be in this recent election, but a lot of college-educated people, a lot of white suburbanites, a lot of people who are not the downtrodden loved Trump and continue to love him.
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His position is intended to appease two audiences essential to his chances: rural, Trump-friendly voters for whom Virginia's Confederate past is an article of faith and Trump-hostile suburbanites who welcome a fuller assessment of the state's history, warts and all.
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But it's in the suburbs that the war for the White House will be won: The majority of the voters nationwide are in the suburbs -- especially in the 10 or so swing states where suburbanites essentially will decide who wins the presidency.
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"Democrats and New York City voters are closely divided on the subject of a fourth Cuomo run, however, two-thirds of independents, downstate suburbanites and upstaters think he should not run, as do 80 percent of Republicans," said Siena College pollster Steven Greenberg.
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As Vox's Ella Nilsen wrote, if Democrats can energize Latino voters and win over some white, moderate suburbanites who don't like President Donald Trump — especially women — Texas could prove an essential part of Democrats' path to winning back the House majority this November.
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"Looking at these Southern states, the Republican coalition for governor there has been to bring together the base Republicans who are more rural, with business-minded suburbanites, but to always put business first," said Jared Leopold, communications director for the Democratic Governors Association.
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As Vox's Ella Nilsen wrote, if Democrats can energize Latino voters, and win over some white, moderate suburbanites who don't like President Donald Trump — especially women — Texas could prove an essential part of Democrats' path to winning back the House majority this November.
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The Republican Party's tactics that helped Mr. Balderson are now likely to be reproduced across the country this fall, as Republicans defend their congressional majority in similar districts stocked with the right-of-center suburbanites who proved so elusive in the special election.
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Just as Mr. Trump did two years ago there, Mr. Scott and Mr. DeSantis rolled up wide margins in the state's rural reaches and conservative-leaning retirement hubs, and won just enough Hispanic voters to offset their losses with African-Americans and suburbanites.
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Such is life for one of Australia's leading environmentalists, who decades ago encouraged homeowners to turn their forgotten backyards into sustainable gardens and is now calling for suburbanites to go further off the grid and make the whole of their lives green.
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If Democrats are to have a chance at recapturing the House, they will have to win over the dominant constituency here: suburbanites who only grudgingly cast a presidential ballot in November and have no deep affinity for either Mr. Trump or the Democrats.
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In addition to his steady decline in support among suburbanites and college-educated voters, a handful of statewide elections last fall suggest the president could perform worse with rural voters in 2020, who voted for him by a 27-point margin in 2016.
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But most of Florida more resembles the North in its cultural affinities; the larger trend is that ambivalence over Trump still doesn't appear to be moving a critical mass of Southern suburbanites, many of them culturally conservative Christians, away from the GOP. 3.
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After an unexpectedly raw presidential primary and Hillary Clinton's stunning defeat, Democrats are still sorting out the party's ideological and organizational direction, on everything from whether supporting abortion rights should be a candidate requirement to whether white-working-class voters or suburbanites should be targeted.
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" In fact, it was about a white politician using a (comparatively powerless) black woman artist to signal to anxious white suburbanites and the now-mythical Reagan Democrats that Clinton wasn't "that" kind of radical, nor was he a liberal vulnerable to racialized "special interests.
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This state, which awards the third most delegates after California and Texas on Super Tuesday, is demographically suited to Mr. Biden: One in three Democrats here are African-American, and many college-educated suburbanites live in greater Charlotte and in the Raleigh-Durham region.
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The leaders hope to raise enough money to have a permanent home eventually; in the meantime, they believe that showing work like Ms. Morisseau's is vital to the theater's becoming better known to Detroiters, suburbanites, and visitors intrigued by the city's much-touted comeback.
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Los Angeles's downtown was little more than a sleepy office district not too long ago, where tens of thousands of suburbanites would clear out by the end of the workday and scores of classic Beaux-Arts and Art Deco buildings sat vacant or underutilized.
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It was designed to have cross-appeal with both urban dwellers looking for an easier way to get around than Uber or the subway and suburbanites who are looking for a way to reduce their car use, but still need space for passengers or cargo.
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When former Mayor Shirley Franklin commissioned the acclaimed producer Dallas Austin to create a new theme song for the city in 2005, the resulting hip-hop-tinged R&B track was panned by suburbanites and Andrew Young, the former Atlanta mayor and civil rights icon.
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The turnout and demographic patterns of voters, from African-Americans in Detroit to affluent suburbanites to working-class white voters in rural areas, provided evidence of a broader Democratic coalition than the party mobilized in 2016, a powerful warning shot to the Trump campaign.
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Since Trump's victory, there's been a debate among Democrats about whether the party's best chances for retaking power lie in improving their performance in areas full of educated, well-off white suburbanites, or whether the party is better off making a case to the white working class.
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If Donald Trump is their presidential nominee in November's general election, they increasingly fear that the businessman will lead them to a defeat of epic, Napoleon-in-Russia proportions, after laying waste to their support among women, suburbanites, non-whites and those dismayed by thuggish violence.
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She said she welcomed the changing attitudes among white suburbanites and looked forward to the special session of the United Nations General Assembly this week on the global drug problem, where advocates for harm reduction hope their experiences will influence policy makers from around the world.
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"For all the talk about Democrats needing a better message and trying to win over Republicans, the bottom line is that opposing Trump turned out the vote and turned off suburbanites to the GOP," said Julian Zelizer, a professor of history and public affairs at Princeton University.
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But the actual answer (as I strongly suspect Rove knows) is actually quite simple: Suburbanites -- especially suburban women -- have a very negative view of President Trump, and that dislike is what is driving them away from the party that had long aligned with their own fiscal interests.
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It's more like a comedy about the kind of people who once watched "Sex and the City," 18 years later: suburbanites, pushing 50, for whom the sex (at least with their spouses) is nothing to wax literary about, and the city is a long train ride away.
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The New York Times also points out that the state will offer a preview of how candidates perform with what could be key demographic groups in the November election: Midwestern powerhouses like Michigan will test the candidates' appeal among suburbanites, African-Americans and working-class white voters.
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SIMON VOZICK-LEVINSON After a painfully dark — some would say unflinchingly realistic — first season, viewers could be forgiven for squirming away from HBO's "Divorce," starring Sarah Jessica Parker and Thomas Haden Church as Frances and Robert DuFresne, New York suburbanites putting their marriage out of its misery.
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Virginia and North Carolina, states with many suburbanites and large numbers of black voters, were the places to look for whether Mr. Biden could pull out victories to keep things close with Mr. Sanders, who has enjoyed strong support in the Western states of California and Colorado.
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One is that he can add enough working-class voters to offset what almost all Democrats expect would be substantial resistance to his unprecedented tax-and-spending plans among the college-educated suburbanites who moved toward the party in 2018 because of their distaste for Trump.
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They would not have been able to conceive of a world in which civilians could purchase weapons of war, a culture in which gun-entranced suburbanites could host birthday parties where children fire off AR-15s for fun at a homemade range on someone's family farm.
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Interviews with more than a dozen Republican strategists, lawmakers and state chairs reveal a consensus that Senator Bernie Sanders would be the easiest Democrat for them to beat because they believe his avowed socialism would help them reclaim suburbanites and better frame the election as a choice.
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She turned to her Midwestern roots frequently, arguing that winning big as she said she could would be the only way to address climate change, she boasted of her ability to win rural voters and suburbanites and she lashed Mr. Buttigieg by highlighting his losing races.
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The work is based on 4,100 online surveys distributed to a sample of Americans in seven big metros: Boston, Chicago, New York, Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Washington, DC. The respondents are a mix of urbanites and suburbanites, and they answered the surveys between 2014 and 2016.
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Its potential harm was illustrated in the canceled Donald Trump event earlier this month in Chicago, which saw young people of mixed races protesting against the views of what one of them called "white suburbanites" who embrace, often angrily, a vision of America that would shut them out.
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Appealing to Trump's base If Clinton wants to make a pick that will appeal to moderate suburbanites and white male voters -- with whom Trump has been doing well -- while bolstering her case of being the ticket with the most governing experience, there are three choices that are being considered.
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The results showed that just 8 percent of the overall total said it would have a strong or greater impact (defined as at least a 50 percent impact), with 14 percent of city dwellers, 4 percent of suburbanites and 10 percent of rural dwellers selecting those same options.
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Since the mid 1990s, San Francisco has been remodeled as an upper middle class Shangri-La for white suburbanites who, in equal parts, hate the uninspiring blandness and FOMO of living outside a major city, and who are also deathly terrified of inner-city crime, poverty, and bad schools.
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In her book Branding New York, Miriam Greenberg reveals how, for the first time in history, New York began to fervently market itself in the late 1970s, selling a cleaned-up image for the purpose of commodifying the city for a new clientele of middle-class suburbanites and corporations.
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Though the origin of Black Friday is murky, many believe the phrase was first used by the Philadelphia police force in the late 1950s to describe the traffic jams and crowding of downtown Philly stores by hordes of suburbanites the day after Thanksgiving and the Army/Navy football game.
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Politically, the battle over VCEA fell along predictable lines: Democrats, representing city-dwellers and inner suburbanites who want clean air and climate action, faced off against Republicans, representing exurban and rural voters with jobs and economies dependent on fossil fuel infrastructure (and who, culturally speaking, dislike the libs).
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Throughout the fall and winter, Warren struggled increasingly to ward off other compelling candidates hunting for wonky suburbanites and white female voters — Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar — while failing to peel off most of the hardline progressive voters who largely remained committed to Bernie Sanders in the race.
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Joe Biden's victories —by margins so large, in states so diverse that in his victory speech he seemed surprised by his own sudden breadth of support — were fueled by ancient Democratic constituencies, African Americans and labor, as well as suburbanites newly energized by opposition to President Donald Trump.
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Orfield and Thomas Luce, research director at the Institute on Metropolitan Opportunity, reported in a 2013 paper, "America's Racially Diverse Suburbs: Opportunities and Challenges," that from 2000 to 2010, the percentage of suburbanites living in areas that were at least 60 percent white fell from 51 to 39 percent.
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That all may be so, but we think that Kentucky Democrats have fallen into the same trap in the 93th District that they have previously in nominating candidates who make an emotional connection with their base but will scare off the moderate suburbanites they would need in a winning coalition.
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They hail from an age when the automobile was ascendant and were built to quickly move commuters in and out of urban centers; many of these highways were used by white suburbanites and built in low-income minority neighborhoods ("white men's roads through black men's homes," went a saying in Washington).
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But Mr. Espy also needs to do what Mr. Obama could not quite muster in the state: win over about a quarter of white voters — liberals, farmers wooed by his agriculture credentials, and well-educated suburbanites and young people of the sort tilting Democratic elsewhere around the country this fall.
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And Mr. Carper's formula for victory has largely remained constant: stay true to a centrist brand of politics that appeals to Delaware's mix of rural voters and suburbanites while retaining a ubiquitous presence at churches, firehouse fund-raisers and birthday parties to which he may or may not have been invited.
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What's more, gun rights advocates believe the emotions around the mass shootings make it all the more likely that Second Amendment rights will be curtailed by anti-gun, anti-NRA legislators — like those who recently flipped the Virginia legislature blue, ushered into office by voters they see as irrational suburbanites.
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Add in the grass-roots energy of the liberal resistance to President Donald Trump, the disaffection of moderate suburbanites turned off by Trump and a conservative wing sapped of enthusiasm by Republican infighting, and Democrats see an opportunity for a brighter future in the South starting in next year's midterm elections.
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It was the greater Chicago area after all; while the deaths of suburbanites maybe merited a few more hours of coverage than the black children who died all too frequently in daily gun violence, the story was not unique or unusual to any but those who had directly experienced it.
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That he was able to achieve a completely desolate image, for example, of the Eastern Market, which is clotted with day-tripping suburbanites by the thousands every Saturday, but also traversed during even the small morning hours by meat market and produce exchange workers and patrons, is really something of a feat.
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Yet between smiles and selfies and sips of margaritas, Besh admits that he's concerned by the state of New Orleans' vibrant and multifarious food culture, which he believes is under threat by a recent influx of what he calls "well-educated suburbanites" who have come to cook New Orleans food in New Orleans.
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To veterans of the capital's politics the most interesting thing was not the election of a Muslim but the signs that Mr Khan did better than Labour usually does among white suburbanites and that Mr Goldsmith (despite his best efforts) benefited from the ongoing structural rise in the non-white Tory vote.
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Ford O'Connell, a veteran GOP campaign strategist and adjunct professor at George Washington University's Graduate School of Political Management, told INSIDER that while the increase in the state's Latino population is an important demographic change, Texas' current leftward shift can be attributed more to white suburbanites breaking with President Donald Trump's Republican party.
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And that populist branding was crucial to the electoral trade he made, which ceded a share of business-friendly suburbanites to the Democrats but reaped a crucial group of erstwhile Obama voters, mostly white and working class and concentrated in the Rust Belt and upper Midwest states, who ultimately handed Trump the presidency.
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If Hitler's radicalization occurred as rapidly as this—and not all historians agree that it did—the progression bears an unsettling resemblance to stories that we now read routinely in the news, of harmless-seeming, cat-loving suburbanites who watch white-nationalist videos on YouTube and then join a neo-Nazi group on Facebook.
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So what you need for this to be remotely plausible is for the independent, not-Trump candidate to be capable of garnering enough votes to capture a couple of key Midwestern states themselves, by winning some mixture of ideological conservatives turned off by Trump and swing-vote suburbanites who don't much care for Hillary.
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It was not clear before Super Tuesday, but it does seem clear now, that Sanders had allowed himself to be tugged a bit too far left on culture-war issues to win the white working class in 2020 the way he did in 2016, while remaining too radical on economics to reassure and win suburbanites.
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The surge in turnout was largely driven by black voters, moderates and suburbanites, who have come out in force in recent weeks to the benefit of former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump takes unexpected step to stem coronavirus Democrats start hinting Sanders should drop out Coronavirus disrupts presidential campaigns MORE.
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Yet something about it struck a chord with American suburbanites, partly in its ability to finally make good on exactly the sort of out-of-body experiences promised by hi-fi stereo manufacturers, but also as part of a broader trend signaled by floral shirts, rum-infused mixed drinks, and some strange, white-washed approximation of Polynesian cuisine.
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The shift of working class whites over the past half-century from the Democratic to Republican Party gained momentum after Pat Buchanan and Pat Robertson were granted prime time spots at the 1992 Republican convention to give fire-breathing speeches celebrating social conservatism that drove many suburbanites out of the Republican Party into the Democratic Party.
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Best known for his special election victory in March in a district that the president carried by nearly 20 points, Mr. Lamb has sought to reach both college-educated suburbanites dismayed at Mr. Trump's excesses and union workers who defected to Republicans in 2016, when the president won the state by less than a percentage point.
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But he deployed a range of more subtle instruments — antibusing, anti-open housing — to appeal to the tens of millions of white suburbanites who imagined themselves to be racially innocent, yet quietly held many of the same prejudices about the "inner city" and "black radicals" that their parents had held about King and other civil rights activists.
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" Ross Douthat argues that the episode highlights a choice Biden will need to make: Whether to run a campaign in which he is constantly apologizing (and likely losing) or trying to appeal proactively to the large group of Democrats who like him — "a mix of older white Democrats, culturally moderate African-Americans and Hispanics, and anti-Trump suburbanites.
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While the two duke it out over blue-collar workers, Biden has maintained a substantial advantage with black voters, which make up the vast majority of Detroit and 20 percent of the state, as well as white suburbanites, who flocked to his campaign on Tuesday, and older voters, who go to the polls more consistently than younger voters.
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But Virginia is also home to a huge number of wealthy, educated suburbanites in the counties surrounding Washington, DC. The rapid growth of these suburbs combined with the education-correlated polarization of America's white electorate has rapidly transformed Virginia from a solidly red state as recently as 2004 to a place Republicans would only carry in a big landslide.
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It was an example of how Mr. Kemp must simultaneously placate the social conservatives and rural Georgians who responded to his primary messages, as well as white suburbanites and the powerful Atlanta corporate community, whose sensitivities have been heightened by the fact that metro Atlanta is among those cities trying to attract a second Amazon headquarters.
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It's the same dynamic that made it easy to defeat a modest expansion of charter schools in Massachusetts last November: Not only teachers-union-loving Democrats but also lots of Republican-leaning suburbanites, having bought (literally) into the existing system, tend to sympathize with liberal warnings that too much choice could leave their own kids worse off.
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Yet far away from the mounting snowdrifts that line every curb here, there is a growing school of thought that Democrats should not spend so much time, money and psychic energy tailoring their message to a heavily white, rural and blue-collar part of the country when their coalition is increasingly made up of racial minorities and suburbanites.
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The press-shy founder, James Jebbia, declined to be interviewed for this feature, but told Interview Magazine that skate companies in the early 90s catered more to 13-year-old suburbanites than older skaters in cities like New York, who wanted to avoid dressing like awkward man-children in the hope girls might pay them some attention.
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Maybe, in the end, an Alabama-like formula of depressed white rural turnout, a smidgen of suburbanites going Democratic, and an enthused multiethnic anti-Trump vote will be the concoction that puts Democrats back in power—giving them the chance to more actively pay back black women for the years, decades, centuries of being at the progressive fore without much thanks.
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She moved into her current house just before the 2016 election, and when, the morning after Trump won, she began reading about post-election vandalism in Baltimore, and about how someone had spray-painted "nigger" on a black woman's car, and how Trump had been elected not by the white working class after all but by suburbanites, she started to panic.
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WASHINGTON — For Democrats, the victories, near wins and stinging losses on Tuesday have intensified a debate in the party about how to retake the White House, with moderates arguing they must find a candidate who can appeal to President Trump's supporters and historically Republican suburbanites, and progressives claiming they need someone with the raw authenticity to electrify the grass roots.
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Although the recoil from Trump among white-collar suburbanites inside the South is not as great as outside of it, both public and private polls signal that enough suburban voters are pulling away from him to create much greater opportunity than usual for Democrats this fall in the governor's race in Georgia, Senate races in Tennessee and Texas, and several suburban House seats across the region.
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Amy KlobucharAmy KlobucharDemocratic senators ask IRS to extend tax filing deadline amid coronavirus outbreak Biden now has a route to the Oval Office — if he navigates the challenges Sanders's path narrows as losses mount MORE (D-Minn.) out of the race, the centrist lane has cleared for the former vice president, with older voters and suburbanites turning out in huge numbers to vote for him.
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This, combined with residents' general lack of flashiness, means that the real wealth of the area often can be hidden to the naked eye, and the daily lifestyle of most residents is arguably comparable to that of other suburbanites across the US.But because everything costs so much more, people who aren't making tech-level salaries often find it hard to keep up and have in many cases been priced out of areas that were previously affordable.
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Even the weather was starting to turn Russian in Washington last week, as the creators and cast of " The Americans " rolled into town to celebrate the launch of the show's final season on FX. When the series, a period piece about a family of spies from the Soviet Union living under deep cover as ordinary suburbanites, premièred, five years ago, it had the cheery glow of the eighties—the cars were boxy, the computers clunky, and it was always morning in America.
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The spending is different from most outside group involvement in the 73 midterm elections: While Democrats have been pouring money into competitive House races as a way to deliver a powerful message to Trump in November, group operatives tell CNN their messaging will focus primarily on hyper-local environmental issues that have been exacerbated by the President as a way to show environmental messaging still resonates with a host of voters, including suburbanites, Republican-leaning women and older Latino voters.
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At present, Carville represents much that's wrong with the Democratic Party—its refusal to learn from its mistakes; its obsession with appealing to wealthy suburbanites while telling its traditional base of the working class and people of color to suck it up because the Republicans are worse; its preference for the performative over the substantive (Pelosi ripped the speech!); and, above all else, the belief that "operatives" and "consultants" know the pulse of the nation and can soothsay the will of the common man.
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