Thanks JCR. In addition to the demographic changes introduced by Blue State migrants, I’m fascinated by the political influence constantly emerging from the growth of Asian and Hispanic voters across the US.
In Florida, the Hispanic population is incredibly diverse. Cubans and Venezuelans may stay solidly Republican. Puerto Rican’s? I don’t know. Elsewhere in the US, Mexican residents dominate the Hispanic ranks. In my town, for example, 40% of the population has Mexican roots. This group skews toward the Dems but votes at a much lower rate than other citizens.
Asians are a powerful economic force in California and a growing power in Texas. Vietnamese, Korean, Chinese, Japanese, Indian etc. Very diverse economically but very upwardly mobile. So far, Republicans have not courted this group. Big mistake. Massive economic potential.
Fun to see these trends evolve.