Besides 'battleground state,' what common term describes a U.S. state where both major political parties have similar levels of voter support?
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Swing state
Swing states are highly contested regions where neither major political party has a clear majority, making them the primary focus of presidential campaigns. These areas are often nicknamed 'purple states' because their voting patterns represent a blend of Republican 'red' and Democratic 'blue.'
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- What term describes a U.S. state where Democratic and Republican candidates have similar levels of support?