Definition of purple state in English:

purple state

noun

A US state where the Democratic and Republican parties have similar levels of support among voters.
Iowa today is a purple state, pretty evenly divided between Republicans and Democrats
Compare with blue state and red state
Example sentencesExamples
- We're more of a purple state than blue or red.
- Minnesota is a purple state.
- When the presidential election results are parsed, New York, like much of the nation, is more a purple state than a bright red or blue one.
- While the state was "moving in the right direction, it's still a purple state."
- We're more of a purple state than a blue or red, but it's very important for the president to talk to our base.
- Colorado has, I believe, always been a purple state.
- The local newspaper called the comments "an eyebrow-raiser, at the very least", adding, "In a purple state like Colorado, Republicans can't afford those".
- Indiana and Ohio appear as two purple states jutting into an otherwise blue Great Lakes region.
- "It would be the first sign of turning Florida from a purple state to one that's blue," he said.
- But it's the so-called purple states that are bitterly contested.
- The governors have a record of victory, including in blue states and purple states.
- Thus, the Senate is a much more cushy job for Kerry than someone from a red or purple state.
- The reds are red and the blues are blue - and it's going to be a street fight in the purple states.
- This is a purple state.
- Fresh-faced, wealthy, personable and a moderate from a purple state with a successful spell as Governor under his belt, he could well be the next Democratic president.
- Is this she going to be called down to Florida to campaign in that race, or New Jersey or some of these purple states?
- New Hampshire is a purple state in a deeply blue New England (but, being a coastline state, it would not matter much that it was not connected by land to other breakaway states).
- And that's why it's such a fascinating purple state right now.
- Convinced the party needed a viable operation nationwide, not just in the blue and purple states, he spent millions to hire three to five new staff members in all 50 states to handle fund-raising, communications and organizing.
- All of the states you just mentioned are basically purple states.

Origin

With allusion to the fact that the colour purple is a blend of red and blue.

Definition of purple state in US English:

purple state

noun

A US state where the Democratic and Republican parties have similar levels of support among voters.
Iowa today is a purple state, pretty evenly divided between Republicans and Democrats
Compare with blue state and red state
Example sentencesExamples
- We're more of a purple state than blue or red.
- Indiana and Ohio appear as two purple states jutting into an otherwise blue Great Lakes region.
- Colorado has, I believe, always been a purple state.
- This is a purple state.
- But it's the so-called purple states that are bitterly contested.
- When the presidential election results are parsed, New York, like much of the nation, is more a purple state than a bright red or blue one.
- The governors have a record of victory, including in blue states and purple states.
- Convinced the party needed a viable operation nationwide, not just in the blue and purple states, he spent millions to hire three to five new staff members in all 50 states to handle fund-raising, communications and organizing.
- Minnesota is a purple state.
- Fresh-faced, wealthy, personable and a moderate from a purple state with a successful spell as Governor under his belt, he could well be the next Democratic president.
- New Hampshire is a purple state in a deeply blue New England (but, being a coastline state, it would not matter much that it was not connected by land to other breakaway states).
- The reds are red and the blues are blue - and it's going to be a street fight in the purple states.
- "It would be the first sign of turning Florida from a purple state to one that's blue," he said.
- All of the states you just mentioned are basically purple states.
- We're more of a purple state than a blue or red, but it's very important for the president to talk to our base.
- Is this she going to be called down to Florida to campaign in that race, or New Jersey or some of these purple states?
- While the state was "moving in the right direction, it's still a purple state."
- Thus, the Senate is a much more cushy job for Kerry than someone from a red or purple state.
- The local newspaper called the comments "an eyebrow-raiser, at the very least", adding, "In a purple state like Colorado, Republicans can't afford those".
- And that's why it's such a fascinating purple state right now.

Origin

With allusion to the fact that the color purple is a blend of red and blue.

单词	purple state
释义	Definition of purple state in English: purple state noun A US state where the Democratic and Republican parties have similar levels of support among voters. Iowa today is a purple state, pretty evenly divided between Republicans and Democrats Compare with blue state and red state Example sentencesExamples We're more of a purple state than blue or red. Minnesota is a purple state. When the presidential election results are parsed, New York, like much of the nation, is more a purple state than a bright red or blue one. While the state was "moving in the right direction, it's still a purple state." We're more of a purple state than a blue or red, but it's very important for the president to talk to our base. Colorado has, I believe, always been a purple state. The local newspaper called the comments "an eyebrow-raiser, at the very least", adding, "In a purple state like Colorado, Republicans can't afford those". Indiana and Ohio appear as two purple states jutting into an otherwise blue Great Lakes region. "It would be the first sign of turning Florida from a purple state to one that's blue," he said. But it's the so-called purple states that are bitterly contested. The governors have a record of victory, including in blue states and purple states. Thus, the Senate is a much more cushy job for Kerry than someone from a red or purple state. The reds are red and the blues are blue - and it's going to be a street fight in the purple states. This is a purple state. Fresh-faced, wealthy, personable and a moderate from a purple state with a successful spell as Governor under his belt, he could well be the next Democratic president. Is this she going to be called down to Florida to campaign in that race, or New Jersey or some of these purple states? New Hampshire is a purple state in a deeply blue New England (but, being a coastline state, it would not matter much that it was not connected by land to other breakaway states). And that's why it's such a fascinating purple state right now. Convinced the party needed a viable operation nationwide, not just in the blue and purple states, he spent millions to hire three to five new staff members in all 50 states to handle fund-raising, communications and organizing. All of the states you just mentioned are basically purple states. Origin With allusion to the fact that the colour purple is a blend of red and blue. Definition of purple state in US English: purple state noun A US state where the Democratic and Republican parties have similar levels of support among voters. Iowa today is a purple state, pretty evenly divided between Republicans and Democrats Compare with blue state and red state Example sentencesExamples We're more of a purple state than blue or red. Indiana and Ohio appear as two purple states jutting into an otherwise blue Great Lakes region. Colorado has, I believe, always been a purple state. This is a purple state. But it's the so-called purple states that are bitterly contested. When the presidential election results are parsed, New York, like much of the nation, is more a purple state than a bright red or blue one. The governors have a record of victory, including in blue states and purple states. Convinced the party needed a viable operation nationwide, not just in the blue and purple states, he spent millions to hire three to five new staff members in all 50 states to handle fund-raising, communications and organizing. Minnesota is a purple state. Fresh-faced, wealthy, personable and a moderate from a purple state with a successful spell as Governor under his belt, he could well be the next Democratic president. New Hampshire is a purple state in a deeply blue New England (but, being a coastline state, it would not matter much that it was not connected by land to other breakaway states). The reds are red and the blues are blue - and it's going to be a street fight in the purple states. "It would be the first sign of turning Florida from a purple state to one that's blue," he said. All of the states you just mentioned are basically purple states. We're more of a purple state than a blue or red, but it's very important for the president to talk to our base. Is this she going to be called down to Florida to campaign in that race, or New Jersey or some of these purple states? While the state was "moving in the right direction, it's still a purple state." Thus, the Senate is a much more cushy job for Kerry than someone from a red or purple state. The local newspaper called the comments "an eyebrow-raiser, at the very least", adding, "In a purple state like Colorado, Republicans can't afford those". And that's why it's such a fascinating purple state right now. Origin With allusion to the fact that the color purple is a blend of red and blue.
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