I always consider Prince George's County part of the 95 corridor and I never include Carol or Queen Anne. But this isn't my data. I found this data from a transportation survey taken by a group in the Baltimore area. They're looking at it from a Baltimore perspective. So they're looking at people who commute into the '95 corridor so they included Queen Anne and Carroll. But politically The 95 corridor includes Charles Thomas, Prince George's, Montgomery, Howard, Baltimore, and Baltimore County, some people would include Frederick and Anne Arundel. But in political terms they've only gone blue in the last few years. They're still sort of purple.
There's not a lot of polling that goes on in Maryland, so when I spot a poll that is useful for our purposes. I'm likely to use it even if it's not a perfect fit. But thanks for reading.
Thomas was a typo. I don't know how it got in there. I think spell check.
How are you Defining the I-95 Corridor as not including Prince George's County?
I always consider Prince George's County part of the 95 corridor and I never include Carol or Queen Anne. But this isn't my data. I found this data from a transportation survey taken by a group in the Baltimore area. They're looking at it from a Baltimore perspective. So they're looking at people who commute into the '95 corridor so they included Queen Anne and Carroll. But politically The 95 corridor includes Charles Thomas, Prince George's, Montgomery, Howard, Baltimore, and Baltimore County, some people would include Frederick and Anne Arundel. But in political terms they've only gone blue in the last few years. They're still sort of purple.
There's not a lot of polling that goes on in Maryland, so when I spot a poll that is useful for our purposes. I'm likely to use it even if it's not a perfect fit. But thanks for reading.
Barry