1/10/2008 Update: New Hampshire Primary Maps and News Coverage 1/7/2008 Prediction for New Hampshire Primary: Democrats - Barack Obama Republicans...
Mike Huckabee Primary Campaign Maps
For most of 2007, Mike Huckabee was virtually ignored by the main stream media and last among the Republican candidates in fund raising. Now Huckabee leads the Republican candidates nationally and is trending upward with his Iowa win momentum.
Mike Huckabee currently trails John McCain and Rudy Guiliani heading into the New Hampshire primary.
Ron Paul Primary Campaign Maps
Ron Paul has not been considered a serious candidate by the mainstream media, however he has become an internet sensation and proven a strong fundraiser.
Despite the lack of media attention, a recent survey had him third in the New Hampshire primary beating media darlings Fred Thompson and Rudy Guiliani.
John Edwards Primary Campaign Maps
John Edwards has been considered a serious candidate for the 2008 Democratic nomination since his unsuccessful bid in 2004.
Here is a collection of maps and links covering John Edward ‘s Presidential Primary Campaign.
2008 Iowa Caucus Election Results Maps
The first votes of the 2008 presidential election were cast in Iowa on January 3rd where each party began the process of selecting their presidential candidate.
The Results are in…
Democrats: Barack Obama 37.6%, John Edwards 29.7%, Hillary Clinton 29.5%
Repulicans: Mike Huckabee 34.3%, Mitt Romney 25.3%, Fred Thompson 13.4%
Mitt Romney Wins Republican Caucus in Wyoming
Mitt Romney picks up his first win of this presidential campaign in Wyoming with 73% of the vote. Fred Thompson was the runner up with 18% of the vote.
If Google Searches were Votes in the 2008 Presidential Primaries
If searches for candidates’ names on Google were votes in the presidential primaries then Barack Obama and Mike Huckabee are set to win in Iowa. Nationwide Hillary Clinton is pacing to win the Democratic nomination, while Mike Huckabee and Mitt Romney are in a competitive race for the Republican nomination.
This is based on the relative search volume on google.com and only includes the candidates ranked in the top 4 on slate.com as of 1/1/2008. Ron Paul was excluded for not ranking in the polls, however he has a much higher number of searches for his name than any other candidate.
2008 Presidential Election Coverage of the Iowa Caucus
The first votes of the 2008 presidential election were cast in Iowa on January 3rd where each party began the process of selecting their presidential candidate.
The Results are in…
Democrats
1. Barack Obama 37.6%
2. John Edwards 29.7%
3. Hillary Clinton 29.5%
Repulicans
1. Mike Huckabee 34.3%
2. Mitt Romney 25.3%
3. Fred Thompson 13.4%
4. John McCain 13.1%
5. Ron Paul 10.0%
6. Rudy Giuliani 3.5%
David Leip's 2008 Primary Prediction Maps
Prediction, not results Before any votes have been cast, David Leip's US Election Atlas predicts Hillary Clinton will win the...
2008 Presidential Primary Calendar
The first votes of the 2008 Presidential Election will be cast on January 3rd in Iowa, followed by New Hampshire on January 8th. These two states have led the nation’s nominating contests over the past several decades and this year has not been an exception with many campaigns focus on the first two elections.
Other early primaries, including Florida and Michigan, have been frequent stops on the campaign trail with candidates hoping to pick up early wins heading into Super Tuesday. More than 20 states are holding their primary election on Super Tuesday, February 5th. Over 40 percent of each parties delegates will be chosen on this date, including California and New York.
If Clicks Were Votes – November 2007
Compete.com, which specializes in web analytics, has released some interesting maps about who is visiting the Presidential Cantidates’ websites. Based on their analysis, Ron Paul leads the Republicans and Barak Obama leads the Democrats.
Iraq War Maps
Assorted Iraq Maps
Bagdad: Mapping the Violence
Map: Middle East Conflicts, 1945-2002
Operation Iraqi Freedom Maps
US Fatalities by Home State
Electoral Vote Maps from 270toWin.com
The United States Electoral College is a term used to describe the 538 President Electors who meet every 4 years to cast the electoral votes for President and Vice President of the United States; their votes represent the most important component of the presidential election. 270toWin.com has a collection of maps showing how the Electoral College has voted by state since 1788.
Presidential Fund Raising Maps from PoliticalBase.com
PoliticalBase.com has a great collection of interactive election fund raising maps. The maps below show which Presidential candidate raised the most money in each state. There is a map for every Presidential election from 1980 to the 2008 election.
North Carolina Political Maps
CNN: 2004 North Carolina Presidential Results by County
Bush v. Kerry