DistrictMojo has created an interactive tool that identifies the most gerrymandered congressional districts and has an accompanying post on "Everything...
Maps of the 2008 US Presidential Election
The voters have spoken and Barack Obama will be the next president of the United States.
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Electoral College:
Obama: 365
McCain: 173
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Popular Vote:
Obama: 66,617,824
McCain: 58,164,524
results still coming in…
2006 Congressional Election Maps
Maps and cartograms of the 2006 US Congressional Election from Mark Newman at the University of Michigan. House of Representatives...
2004 Presidential Election Maps
Incumbent President George W. Bush defeated Senator John F. Kerry in the 2004 United States Presidential Election. Bush received 62...
2000 Presidential Election Maps
The 2000 Presidential Election pitted Vice President Al Gore against Texas Governor George W. Bush and proved to be one of our Nation’s most contentious and polarizing elections.
Voting America: United States Politics 1840-2008
The University of Richmond's Digital Scholarship Lab created interactive and cinematic maps of the US presidential elections from 1840 to...
Spending on Television Advertising by the 2008 Presidential Campaigns
If you live in a swing state this year, you have likely seen a few ads from John McCain and...
Fundrace : Campaign Donors in Your Neighborhood
Fund Race 2008 allows you to view all campaign contributions on a map. Donations of more than $200 include donor's...
2008 Campaign Finance Maps from the New York Times
Barack Obama has opted out of public financing for the general election stating "the public financing of presidential elections, as...
Patchwork Nation from the Christian Science Monitor
The Christian Science Monitor's Patchwork Nation project has grouped every US county into one of eleven community types and is...
2008 Prediction Map
Note: Please check the homepage, the news page or a link below for the most recent predictions
Map of Shame from Slate
Slate.com has put together a “guided tour of Washington’s sex-scandal locales” using an interactive google map. Double click on the politician’s head for details of their sex scandal.
Super Tuesday 2008: 43 Presidential Primaries and Caucuses in 24 states
On Super Tuesday, February 5th, 2008, the presidential primary race went national with 43 Primaries and Caucuses held in 24 states.
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Here is a list of states won by each candidate:.
Hillary Clinton: Arkansas, Arizona, California, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Oklahoma, Tennessee
Barack Obama: Alaska , Alabama, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, North Dakota, Utah
John McCain: Arizona, California, Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, Oklahoma
Mitt Romney: Arkansas, Colorado , Massachusetts, Minnesota, North Dakota, Utah
Mike Huckabee: Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Tennessee, West Virginia
Red States + Blue States = Purple Nation
The pundits constantly refer to Red States and Blue States, but the reality is that the nation is Purple as...