How do you read this? I mean, whats the message in that? You have an interesting perspective on things, so I am curious.
tbh, i have no clue...i just find it rather bizarre, that a town of 75 people, who 4 years ago had 26 registered voters, half republican, half undeclared, is now a town that still has about 75 people, yet it now has 4 republicans, 5 democrats, and 11 undeclareds...
doesn't it seem a bit strange?
Let's face it, towns or places that are diehard republican or democratic bastions, usually stay that way pretty solidly, even in times when that party may be doing badly...(look at a place like Utah, or Texas or other solidly red states, or New York and Hawaii which are solidly blue) thos are major states, now put that into a small town...
you know how these little towns are...one gas station, a diner, an auto repair shop, etc...pretty simple places...
people do not move away and they rarely move to it...it is usually the same folks year after year...that have a particular lifestyle and view of that...whether it is a "union" blue collar democrat town, or a blue collar, pro-gun, religious type republican town...
so this place seems to be rather bizarre....the rolls drop from 26 to 21 in 4 years (okay, maybe a couple died and one moved away)
13 or so were republican, 13 undeclared...now, suddenly, there are 9 less registered republicans, 5 more registered democrats (from zero), and still 11 undeclareds or so...
doesn't that seem rather strange? it would seem that 5 people disappeared for one reason or another, let's say all republicans who died, then of the remaining 8, 4 became democrats (instead of undeclareds) and maybe 1 undecided became a democrat...
it just seems like a *REALLY* bizarre situation...like a town in some absurd horror movie where no paradigms exist and bizarre things happen (like South Park)