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I am definitely not on the "demographic trends make a Blue Pennsylvania inevitable" bandwagon [historians don& #39;t really do inevitable] BUT @cinyc9 shared a cool map of population growth & loss 2010-2019 so I had to mash it up with @4st8& #39;s PA regional map... https://twitter.com/cinyc9/status/1263516323113508864">https://twitter.com/cinyc9/st...
Map is population change, not politics. Blue areas have lost pop over last 9 ys; red have gained. You see why SCPA as battleground is the 2020 hill @4st8 will die on. It& #39;s not that seats there are yet going to flip; it& #39;s that any SCPA margin changes have growing statewide impact
And here 
https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="👇" title="Down pointing backhand index" aria-label="Emoji: Down pointing backhand index">is recent political change, from @JMilesColeman. So, I repeat, demographic trends don& #39;t make anything inevitable. But if you are the PA GOP looking at these two maps together, it& #39;s hard to believe you& #39;re sleeping easy...
is recent political change, from @JMilesColeman. So, I repeat, demographic trends don& #39;t make anything inevitable. But if you are the PA GOP looking at these two maps together, it& #39;s hard to believe you& #39;re sleeping easy..." title="And here https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="👇" title="Down pointing backhand index" aria-label="Emoji: Down pointing backhand index">is recent political change, from @JMilesColeman. So, I repeat, demographic trends don& #39;t make anything inevitable. But if you are the PA GOP looking at these two maps together, it& #39;s hard to believe you& #39;re sleeping easy..." class="img-responsive" style="max-width:100%;"/>
