This issue isn’t the total number of the electorate, it’s showing up to vote. Rural voters are among the least likely to vote, while college educated (often urban/suburban) voters are the most likely to vote. The urban centers show up to vote, so they end up controlling more than they should.

It has always struck me as very odd that most of the Midwestern states are “purple” at best and more typically blue. That goes for Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, Michigan, and Pennsylvania (not sure if Pennsylvania is a “Midwestern” state or a Middle Atlantic state).

Unfortunately, I live in one of the bottom (worst) 13 states.

The only reason that my state is not in the bottom five is because my state has not yet (in violation of our state and federal constitutions of course) criminalized standard capacity magazines, “modern sporting rifles”, and suppressors. And my state does not yet have a handgun roster. Otherwise, my state has all of the Pro-gres-sive wet-dream firearm laws.

To be honest, I am somewhat dumbfounded that my state has not yet gone ahead and banned those items. I am not sure why.

Thus I believe their list is absolutely accurate at least for the bottom (worst) 11 states.

There’s no excuse for Nebraska to be among those blue states.