According to exit polling, he won 61 percent of the vote in rural areas to Hillary Clinton’s 34 percent. But here’s a secret about urban and rural areas: More people live in urban areas, which is why they are urban. Last November, twice as many voters lived in urban areas as rural areas. Most of the larger suburban areas you might think of are considered urban for the purposes of the census. It’s not clear how or whether the suburban areas in the NBC-Wall Street Journal poll overlap with the exit poll boundaries.

Source: Washington Post March 27, 2017 21:33 UTC