Considering your post is #151, I think you are a little late to the party. But feel free to jump in there with some reasons for the coincidence.
Now you're blaming me for being late to a party that I wasn't invited to?
Ok. It's one stat that you're stating. One column has democrats. The second column has murderers. The rows differ by cities.
Like I mentioned before concerning stats in previous discussions:
With you concerning blacks and crime rate...
With @Rowan with Police organization and murder rate...
It's one stat that paints a correlation but doesn't correctly describe the full picture.
Let's add more columns to the table. Like region within the city. The average income of the murderers. The average democratic voting history of the murderers. Average population per area. And so on...
I wouldn't deny a correlation between democrats and murder rate but to be conclusive, we simply need more statistics because it could be a false negative in what we perceive as a correlation. I'm willing to bet that there are more underlying factors at play that shows the same correlation.
What do you think?