When exactly did place names become “broadly up for grabs because of an election”?

You’re treating this madness as a normal part of a presidential election. It is not and it never has been.
Reposted from Gilad Edelman
I hope it's clear that I am not defending the name change. It's ridiculous! Nor do I think it's popular. My point about "values" is that once place names are broadly up for grabs depending on who wins an election, they're going to change in ways that you might not like.

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