Suburban voters could leave the Republican Party in 2020

Republicans are already feeling the loss of suburban voters after the 2019 election, in which Democrats won most neighborhoods in places like Virginia. But will that affect 2020? Chris Cillizza explained why it is possible for suburbs to turn blue in election cycles.

SOURCES AND MORE READING:
Exit Surveys 2018
https://cnn.it/34cWwQE

Outgoing Elections 2016
https://cnn.it/35mhLQc

Karl Rove is right
https://cnn.it/2OL0cmn

Recent polls show Trump’s support in neighborhoods and beyond
https://nyti.ms/2KFK6sE

The rise of the black majority city
https://brook.gs/2O7O1k7

Former GOP spokesman Peter King has announced his retirement
https://cnn.it/337YDUz

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