How Large Is the Divide Between Red and Blue America?
via The New York Times As of 2012, the divide was pretty wide. Half of all voters were living in…
collection of maps of election results and political trends
via The New York Times As of 2012, the divide was pretty wide. Half of all voters were living in…
via the LA Times California hasn’t always been a lock for the Democratic presidential nominee. Republicans won the state in…
The New York Times uses electoral maps to show political realignments over the past 50 years. Notable moments include the…
History in Red and Blue (and Green and Purple)via Sabato’s Crystal Ball Simple maps can teach a lot. Presidential election…
Incumbent President George W. Bush defeated Senator John F. Kerry in the 2004 United States Presidential Election. Bush received 62…
The University of Richmond‘s Digital Scholarship Lab created interactive and cinematic maps of the US presidential elections from 1840 to…
Working with the Digital Scholarship Lab at University of Richmond, the Google Earth team mapped presidential election results from 1980…
The latest post on key swing states at Real Clear Politics examines Colorado, a traditionally Republican state that both Obama…
The United States Electoral College is a term used to describe the 538 President Electors who meet every 4 years…
PoliticalBase.com has a great collection of interactive election fund raising maps. The maps below show which Presidential candidate raised the…
The pundits constantly refer to Red States and Blue States, but the reality is that the nation is Purple as…