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electric_blue68

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6. As a NYC'r - Staten Island - I'd say the southern half, maybe two thirds

Reply to Budi (Reply #3)

Tue Nov 2, 2021, 10:57 PM

Nov 2021

has always had a lot of white and RW'rs living there. I'd say a lot of cops and fire fighters (of whom I'd very, very disappointed that they, too, are shunning the vax in bigger #'s than most other NYC'rs).

Most people of color live in the northern section. I don't think it's changed that much.

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JFC, Staten Island votes overwhelmingly for Curtis Sliwa [View all] RandySF Nov 2021 OP

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Glad Adams won it. Sliwa is a scarey being. Budi Nov 2021 #3

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As a NYC'r - Staten Island - I'd say the southern half, maybe two thirds electric_blue68 Nov 2021 #6

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