[fieldmarshaldj]

That graphic is from Dave Leip’s site, where you can program the states this way or that. There is also the added feature of choosing what % a GOP/Dem candidate will take, which can lighten or darken the shade of red or blue (I don’t much mess with that, though).

[raccoonradio]

Oh OK...
btw I mentioned the 2000 election. I think W did win Tenn. but it wasn’t by a huge margin as he did the other Southern
states. However it came down to Fla. which I believe was orig. called for Gore, then called back. Its 25 EVs decided the election and ultimately it was called for W.

What I mean of course if even if Gore lost Florida, which he did, a win in his home state of Tenn. WOULD have put him
over the top.

[AuH2ORepublican]

“There is also the added feature of choosing what % a GOP/Dem candidate will take, which can lighten or darken the shade of red or blue (I don’t much mess with that, though).”

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DJ, I see that I was mistaken to assume that you had given Romney below 50% in MO, MT, IN and NC, when you merely picked him as the winner there and left the 2008 victor’s vote percentage intact (McCain won MO with below 50%, and Obama won the other three with below 50%).