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- Blue cities in red states, dubbed "blue islands," are attractive to workers due to the jobs.
- Companies are expanding in these cities, drawn by factors like talent and local business policies.
- These cities do face challenges from the rapid population growth.
It may seem like it would feel isolating to live in a Democratic city in a Republican state, but these "blue islands" are now some of the most attractive places to live, especially for younger Americans.