I don't think it's significant at all, Minnesota was closer to being red in the latest election than almost any time in the last century.
It can all be directly attributed to the Twin Cities having a very tech-oriented community, often given titles such as "Most Wireless City" and other things. Outside Silicon Valley and Seattle, it is probably the most tech oriented metropolis. This would of course have an indirectly related effect on it's political orientation as well, but partison politics really seem insignifact cause-effect wise.
Nothing like the prime time to get it to mature quickly ;)
I don't think it's significant at all, Minnesota was closer to being red in the latest election than almost any time in the last century. It can all be directly attributed to the Twin Cities having a very tech-oriented community, often given titles such as "Most Wireless City" and other things. Outside Silicon Valley and Seattle, it is probably the most tech oriented metropolis. This would of course have an indirectly related effect on it's political orientation as well, but partison politics really seem insignifact cause-effect wise.
So it's a female tax... where are the pony femenists now?