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To: motife
Here are the state's Bush most increased his %age in, 2004% Bush, 2000% Bush, and %change :

1 HI ----- 45.63% ----- 37.79% ----- 7.84%
2 RI ----- 39.14% ----- 32.23% ----- 6.91%
3 NJ ----- 46.62% ----- 40.54% ----- 6.08%
4 AL ----- 62.69% ----- 56.97% ----- 5.73%
5 TN ----- 57.01% ----- 51.46% ----- 5.55%
6 CT ----- 44.40% ----- 38.92% ----- 5.47%
7 NY ----- 40.58% ----- 35.58% ----- 5.00%
8 OK ----- 65.56% ----- 61.08% ----- 4.48%
9 MA ----- 37.30% ----- 32.92% ----- 4.38%
10 NE ----- 66.98% ----- 62.86% ----- 4.11%
11 WV ----- 56.22% ----- 52.36% ----- 3.87%
12 LA ----- 57.17% ----- 53.30% ----- 3.86%
13 DE ----- 45.92% ----- 42.16% ----- 3.76%
14 KS ----- 62.53% ----- 58.84% ----- 3.69%
15 UT ----- 72.01% ----- 68.32% ----- 3.69%
16 AZ ----- 55.26% ----- 51.67% ----- 3.58%
17 FL ----- 52.30% ----- 49.18% ----- 3.12%
18 MD ----- 43.54% ----- 40.42% ----- 3.12%
19 IN ----- 60.54% ----- 57.51% ----- 3.04%
20 KY ----- 59.71% ----- 56.86% ----- 2.85%
21 MO ----- 53.67% ----- 50.86% ----- 2.81%
22 GA ----- 58.42% ----- 55.69% ----- 2.73%
23 CA ----- 44.79% ----- 42.11% ----- 2.69%
24 AR ----- 54.65% ----- 52.02% ----- 2.63%
25 IL ----- 45.01% ----- 42.86% ----- 2.15%
26 NM ----- 50.31% ----- 48.18% ----- 2.13%
27 PA ----- 48.87% ----- 46.84% ----- 2.03%
28 AK ----- 62.80% ----- 60.84% ----- 1.96%
29 TX ----- 61.51% ----- 59.64% ----- 1.87%
30 MS ----- 59.93% ----- 58.12% ----- 1.81%
31 MN ----- 47.92% ----- 46.15% ----- 1.77%
32 MI ----- 48.03% ----- 46.42% ----- 1.61%
33 IA ----- 50.26% ----- 48.71% ----- 1.54%
34 WI ----- 49.53% ----- 48.06% ----- 1.47%
35 VA ----- 54.35% ----- 52.96% ----- 1.39%
36 SC ----- 58.49% ----- 57.30% ----- 1.20%
37 WA ----- 46.04% ----- 45.08% ----- 0.95%
38 OR ----- 48.03% ----- 47.22% ----- 0.81%
39 CO ----- 52.34% ----- 51.58% ----- 0.76%
40 OH ----- 51.25% ----- 50.51% ----- 0.74%
41 ND ----- 63.14% ----- 62.53% ----- 0.61%
42 ME ----- 45.02% ----- 44.53% ----- 0.50%
43 NV ----- 51.03% ----- 50.55% ----- 0.48%
44 NH ----- 48.99% ----- 48.67% ----- 0.32%
45 DC ----- 9.31% ----- 9.01% ----- 0.30%
46 ID ----- 69.29% ----- 69.06% ----- 0.23%
47 WY ----- 69.50% ----- 69.44% ----- 0.06%
48 MT ----- 59.66% ----- 59.78% ----- -0.12%
49 NC ----- 56.29% ----- 56.46% ----- -0.18%
50 SD ----- 60.23% ----- 61.61% ----- -1.38%
51 VT ----- 39.10% ----- 41.42% ----- -2.32%

2 posted on 11/07/2004 7:13:51 AM PST by motife
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To: motife
Here are the states ranked in order of increased vote total (GOP, Dem, Nader only), 2004 v 2000 :

1 FL ----- 7,563,055 ----- 5,922,531 ----- 1,640,524
2 TX ----- 7,346,779 ----- 6,371,379 ----- 975,400
3 OH ----- 5,455,811 ----- 4,655,256 ----- 800,555
4 PA ----- 5,640,194 ----- 4,870,486 ----- 769,708
5 GA ----- 3,235,030 ----- 2,549,382 ----- 685,648
6 MI ----- 4,802,252 ----- 4,207,722 ----- 594,530
7 NC ----- 3,395,094 ----- 2,888,855 ----- 506,239
8 IL ----- 5,140,172 ----- 4,712,206 ----- 427,966
9 WI ----- 2,982,381 ----- 2,574,336 ----- 408,045
10 MN ----- 2,807,269 ----- 2,404,621 ----- 402,648
11 MO ----- 2,706,594 ----- 2,339,577 ----- 367,017
12 TN ----- 2,423,945 ----- 2,063,450 ----- 360,495
13 VA ----- 3,067,452 ----- 2,714,178 ----- 353,274
14 CO ----- 2,041,078 ----- 1,713,409 ----- 327,669
15 IN ----- 2,435,374 ----- 2,166,347 ----- 269,027
16 KY ----- 1,791,023 ----- 1,534,582 ----- 256,441
17 OK ----- 1,463,732 ----- 1,218,613 ----- 245,119
18 NJ ----- 3,405,428 ----- 3,167,577 ----- 237,851
19 AL ----- 1,873,119 ----- 1,652,107 ----- 221,012
20 NV ----- 813,096 ----- 596,561 ----- 216,535
21 SC ----- 1,579,951 ----- 1,371,698 ----- 208,253
22 OR ----- 1,713,908 ----- 1,511,276 ----- 202,632
23 MA ----- 2,861,079 ----- 2,668,553 ----- 192,526
24 LA ----- 1,926,517 ----- 1,740,688 ----- 185,829
25 IA ----- 1,485,544 ----- 1,302,264 ----- 183,280
26 MD ----- 2,186,477 ----- 2,013,347 ----- 173,130
27 NM ----- 739,841 ----- 594,451 ----- 145,390
28 MS ----- 1,119,687 ----- 985,580 ----- 134,107
29 AZ ----- 1,643,538 ----- 1,512,638 ----- 130,900
30 NY ----- 6,884,539 ----- 6,755,101 ----- 129,438
31 AR ----- 1,036,866 ----- 909,129 ----- 127,737
32 NH ----- 675,314 ----- 562,105 ----- 113,209
33 CT ----- 1,547,297 ----- 1,441,561 ----- 105,736
34 ID ----- 589,174 ----- 487,866 ----- 101,308
35 WV ----- 743,743 ----- 642,652 ----- 101,091
36 UT ----- 850,749 ----- 753,999 ----- 96,750
37 ME ----- 733,760 ----- 643,694 ----- 90,066
38 KS ----- 1,147,399 ----- 1,057,694 ----- 89,705
39 SD ----- 386,087 ----- 309,504 ----- 76,583
40 HI ----- 425,427 ----- 364,754 ----- 60,673
41 DE ----- 373,569 ----- 325,663 ----- 47,906
42 MT ----- 444,979 ----- 401,741 ----- 43,238
43 NE ----- 725,294 ----- 690,182 ----- 35,112
44 ND ----- 310,401 ----- 279,622 ----- 30,779
45 WY ----- 240,483 ----- 213,053 ----- 27,430
46 VT ----- 308,757 ----- 289,171 ----- 19,586
47 RI ----- 413,051 ----- 405,115 ----- 7,936
48 DC ----- 204,201 ----- 200,572 ----- 3,629
49 WA ----- 2,455,593 ----- 2,459,518 ----- (3,925)
50 AK ----- 241,830 ----- 275,149 ----- (33,319)
51 CA ----- 9,830,550 ----- 10,847,339 ----- (1,016,789)
tot ST ----- 116,214,483 ----- 104,338,854 ----- 11,875,629

5 posted on 11/07/2004 7:23:04 AM PST by motife
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To: motife
Great stats, and thanks for posting them. I've always kept a close watch on state percentages, how much a given state leads or trails the national figures in terms of GOP margins, and how the differentials are moving from year to year.

Your numbers remind me of when I realized the exit poll numbers were bogus. Indiana comes in very fast, and it was clear by 7:30 EST, just 30 minutes after the polls closed, that President Bush was running a couple of points ahead of his 2000 margin. At about the same time, the President was running a point or two behind his 2000 performance in Kentucky. But it was instantly apparent that most of Louisville had reported at a time when only a quarter or so of statewide returns were in, as demonstrated by the fact that about 80% of Anne Northup's district had reported. So I felt that Bush would end up outperforming his 2000 numbers in Kentucky, and that Bunning would win, even though he trailed substantially early on.

Also quite early in the evening, West Virginia was called for President Bush (though no numbers were posted until later). So, with three states bordering on obviously critical Ohio appearing to be performing better in 2004 than in 2000, I had become quite comfortable about the outcome long before the media (mainstream or otherwise) began to hint of a GOP win.

14 posted on 11/07/2004 10:50:19 AM PST by southernnorthcarolina (I support tax cuts for the rich... and I VOTE!)
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