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Welcome to the sixth day of Board 8's Favorite North American Subdivision! First, don't forget to take a look at our few quick, common-sense rules if you haven't already:

• Alt voting is lame. Don't do it.
• Editing your vote is allowed as long as you're not changing the subdivision you're voting for in a given match; preferably don't delete and repost your vote to correct a typo when you can edit it instead.
• Matches will last exactly 24 hours - no less and no more, not even by a second.
• If a given match is tied at that time, I'll run tiebreakers on subsequent days until one subdivision wins.
• I reserve the right to edit these rules at any time should I have missed something or otherwise feel it's necessary.
• Most importantly, I encourage you to help keep this topic bumped (especially in the PDT mornings when I'm asleep), tell others about B8FNAS, and generally have fun!

With that out of the way, here's the bracket: https://challonge.com/B8FNAS
And here's the results and discussion topic: https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/8-gamefaqs-contests/78882138

Now, let's move on to today's contenders and their matches:

Illinois vs. Vermont

It's the Land of Lincoln up against the land of the Green Mountain Boys; both states could be considered to have played key roles in shaping the American ethos, but only one can win.

British Columbia vs. Kansas

The one Canadian subdivision in today's set makes its first appearance against the most central state of the Lower 48. I doubt the winner will be in question, but maybe the margin will be telling?

North Carolina vs. North Dakota

The two states with 'north' in their names face off; one is far more populous and diverse than the other, but does that matter in a south vs. north clash on B8?

Colorado vs. West Virginia

Here, we have the state most synonymous with the Rockies versus the state most synonymous with the Appalachians in a west vs. east referendum.

Quick voting form:

IL v VT
BC v KS
NC v ND
CO v WV

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