On the eve of the Iowa caucus and with politics very much on my mind, I thought I would post an interesting electoral map from the 2004 presidential election. It shows how population density plays a major role in determining which party an individual supports.
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HT: ESRI
Wednesday, January 2, 2008
Eve of Iowa Caucus
Posted by Ken Tennyson at Wednesday, January 02, 2008
Labels: Elections 2008, Politics
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4 comments:
Fascinating. I'd be curious to see other presidential election results in the same way. Though it indicates which party won each jurisdiction, it doesn't indicate the margin of victory.
that is brilliant.
amazing correlation.
wonder what it means?
A good site to check is 270towin.com. It interactively explores previous presidential elections and the electoral college system
Cool, thanks for the tip!
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