Democratic voters are almost extinct in parts of rural America
Briefly

In Wyoming’s Niobrara County, where Democrats are just 2.6% of voters, Becky Blackburn embodies the challenges and complexities of remaining politically hopeful in a deeply Republican environment.
Despite being significantly outnumbered by Republicans, Becky Blackburn maintains a positive community reputation. She attributes this partly to her ability to listen rather than engage aggressively in political discussions.
Lusk’s political landscape exemplifies the broader rural American experience for Democrats, where isolation and overwhelming opposition can foster a unique kind of resilience among those who remain.
Blackburn's support for social issues, such as LGBTQ+ rights, contrasts sharply with the prevailing conservative sentiments around her, pointing to a deep-seated cultural division within rural America.
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