Politics in the northeastern United States

In 2000, the votes of the winners in the counties in the northeast of the United States were more than 80% for the Democratic Party (Gore), 70%-79.9% for the Bush Party (Bush), 60%-69.9% for those with more than 50%, and 59.9% for those with less than 50%. The political inclination in the northeastern United States is very obvious liberalism, and John Kelly won all the votes in the 2004 presidential election. Although this area is famous for its tendency to liberalism, Pennsylvania is a swing state, because Pennsylvania is not dominated by Democrats like other States, and the political map of the state is equally divided by the two parties, so both the party and the Democratic Party may win votes in Pennsylvania. In the 2000 presidential election, Pennsylvania voted for Gore with a ratio of 5 1-49, and voted for Kelly with the same ratio in 2004. Another small state where the two parties are evenly matched is New Hampshire. In 2000, George Bush won Gore by a narrow margin, and in 2004, New Hampshire supported Kelly with 5 1-49 votes. See: New Democracy Party.

In the past, the Northeast of the United States mainly supported * * * and the Party, especially from the end of 19 to the beginning of the 20th century. Communist party has adopted a laissez-faire policy in economy and society, encouraging open markets and supporting the concept of free labor. So the * * and the party at that time were basically opposed to trade unions and slavery. /kloc-The American political arena from the Civil War to the Great Depression in the 1930s can be said to be completely occupied by * * * and party member from the Northeast and their affiliated stakeholders. This unstoppable political force has brought great benefits and wealth to the industrial society in the northeast of the United States, but it has also attracted hostility from other regions dominated by agriculture, which is still clearly visible today.

The main city in this region is the rival Democratic Party, which tends to support * * * and the party, and is usually deeply influenced by the operation of political machines controlled by interest sponsors, the most famous of which is Tammany Hall in new york, whose influence can still be seen until the 1960s. From the 1790 s until the second world war, a large number of immigrants came to the cities in the northeast of the United States, which made the population in this area rise rapidly. These immigrants usually supported the Democratic Party, which made the Democratic Party have great political power in the cities in the northeast. The Democratic Party not only controls the northeastern cities, but also has an advantage in the southern United States. Although the two forces supporting the Democratic Party sometimes hold different ideologies in the historical process, there is no disagreement except for occasional minor arguments. The cooperation between the northern cities and the agricultural south can be said to be very contradictory to their respective ideas, because the Democratic Party in the north is usually composed of Irish Catholics, trade unions and other people who support liberalism, while the Democratic Party in the south is composed of white Anglo-Saxon Protestants and Jim Crawford who supports apartheid. What unites these two parties, which are full of contradictions and conflicts, is their aversion to * * * and the Party * * *: both the southern Democrats and the farmers in the western front-line areas want to implement policies focusing on populism and agriculture, but this conflicts with the interests of the Northeast and the Party's industrial society; On the other hand, the Northern Democrats are dominated by racial interests, especially the Irish in new york and Boston. The policies they support are not necessarily anti-industrial, but obviously biased towards alleviating the poverty of the working class, that is, supporting trade unions. In addition, racism is sometimes the characteristic of the two democratic parties, because the south needs slaves to support its farm economy, and the white workers in the north are also worried that African Americans will flock to the cities in the north to replace the jobs of white workers after the liberation of slaves.

11930s and1early 1990s, apart from the support of trade unions, the Democratic Party was regarded as too laissez-faire in a white-collar society dominated by knowledge economy and other non-labor jobs (meaning that the government intervened in the market a lot and protected social welfare too much). After World War II, many white-collar workers moved to the suburbs one after another, which gradually tilted their political ideas towards the party, while the city still maintained its support for the Democratic Party. Therefore, * * * and the Party were able to maintain their support in the Northeast for the rest of the 20th century. In the 20th century, most areas outside the northeastern United States always supported the Democratic Party, but in the 1960s, due to the success of Richard Nixon's southern strategy, the support of other areas for the Democratic Party was completely destroyed. After the Democratic Party began to change its economic policy in the early 1968+0990' s, it achieved great success in the suburbs of northeast China, which led the suburbs to tend to support the Democratic Party. At the federal level, many voters in Northeast China also gave up their support for * * * and the Party, because the policy of * * * and the Party was considered too conservative and oppressive, and because the new economic policy put forward by the Democratic Party was welcomed by the Northeast society. Although * * * and the Party are considered to be excessively conservative in federalism, the local * * and the Party in Northeast China are more inclined to social liberalism than other regions. In addition, until now, many governors in Northeast China are still members of * * * and the party, which is caused by the tradition and the obvious social freedom bias of * * * and the party in this area. At the end of the 20th century, politics in the northeast of the United States was mainly caused by the cooperation of various groups that strongly supported the Democratic Party. These groups include the majority Catholic population, including a large number of well-educated outstanding people from big cities in northeast China, a large number of ethnic minorities living in cities, blue-collar workers with conservative social concepts but laissez-faire economic concepts, and New Jersey, Connecticut, Maryland and New Hampshire with free social concepts. 1992 after bill Clinton was elected president of the United States, his democratic regime began to implement the policy of supporting enterprises, and many white white-collar workers who supported the party gradually turned to the democratic party.

Since the founding of the United States, the support of the Democratic Party in the northeast and the conservative south has formed a sharp contrast. However, there is also a lot of political competition between the cities in the northeast and the suburbs around the city. Most of them are subsidized by the state government for the competition between rural and suburban areas and urban areas, especially in Philadelphia and new york (see also new york's state separation movement). However, due to the successive expansion of metropolitan areas in the Boston-Washington urban belt and the urban integration caused by the attitude of the Democratic Party gradually turning to support enterprises, the gap between urban and rural areas in the internal political map of Northeast China is gradually narrowing. The difference between cities and suburbs is getting smaller and smaller, and many problems that used to exist only in cities, such as gangs, overcrowding, drug abuse, etc., gradually appear in suburbs; In addition, the suburbs are no longer dominated by whites, and the races in many towns are becoming more and more diverse.

From the American Civil War to the First World War, the large population in the northeast of the United States made this area have a great influence on American politics. 1790' s During World War II, most American immigrants entered the United States through the northeast, and a large number of immigrants stayed in this area after coming to the United States, because most industries with large labor demand gathered in this area at that time. New york had the largest immigrant population between 1800 and 1960, which was the most populous state at that time. After World War II, due to the rising industrial costs, the decrease of available land and the rise of powerful trade unions in Northeast China, many factories have moved to other parts of the United States, and a few industries have further developed overseas. Industrial migration caused the population to migrate to the west bank and south. In the 1970s, the population of California surpassed that of new york and became the largest state in the United States. 1994, the population of Texas also surpassed that of New York, making New York the third most populous state. According to statistics, in 2020, Florida will surpass New York, making New York the fourth most populous state. Although new york is still the largest city in the United States and a major immigration center, most of today's immigrants come from Latin America, and their gathering places are mainly Arizona, California, Texas and New Mexico. Major cities in Northeast China, such as new york or Boston, have developed a mature service-oriented industrial economy, but other sub-major cities, such as Buffalo, new york, have not yet emerged from the economic recession caused by industrial relocation.