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This isn't true btw. In San Francisco the constant homeless and drug and crime issues have led to voting changes.

>>aprilt+(OP)
Since when did changes in one electoral cycle automatically equate to changes in long term voting behaviour?

e.g. Swing states are a well known concept, so it’s unclear how you could confuse that.

It has to be credibly sustained and durable for a few cycles, at the very least.

>>Michae+s6
It has been durable for a few cycles. There was the Boudin recall and now the recent election

>>aprilt+jv
Can you provide sources for the relevant electoral districts…?

At the very least, whatever has been imagined hasn’t translated into a ground reality expected by the parent. So I doubt it’s true.