Saturday, November 15, 2008

Voters' support for Obama and how it is differentiated by whether they live in urban, rural or suburban areas



Razib has a post on this . It seemed Barack Obama got 63% support from voters in urban areas; 50% in the suburbs and 45% of votes in rural areas.

There seem to be notable state-by-state differences in this trend, though. In South Dakota, for example, there was a bigger difference between the rural and suburban support for Obama than there was in Virginia or Michigan.

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