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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]In broad terms, areas where houses are on bigger lots tend to be more conservative  = Fairfax Station, Great Falls, the Langley-zoned areas in McLean, Oakton. [/quote]

Depends on how you define conservative.  Per the map PP posted, GF voted Dem in 2016.  I would say many of the people here in GF are fiscally conservative, but not socially conservative.[/quote]
2016 was such a unique election though. I bet if you put up a map of say, the Governor’s race in 2017 or Comstock vs Wexton Great Falls would look much more red[/quote]

+1.  And if you don't think Great Falls residents are socially conservative, all you have to do is suggest school boundaries might eventually change to send some Great Falls kids to a less wealthy middle and high school.  That triggered the formation of a Great Falls-based group ("One Great Falls," which later changed its name to "Voices of Fairfax") that unsuccessfully tried in 2019 to replace most of the Democrats on the local School Board with Republican-endorsed candidates. [/quote]

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