2004 vote for president by congressional district

Polidata.org ^ | Clark Bentson

[PDR]

Here's the landscape

[MNJohnnie]

When they do a polls with a sample of Likey voters based on the ratio this map reperesent, I will take their polls serious

[cripplecreek]

Not much red in my red state of Michigan. (according to the colors of this map)

[msnimje]

What is it about water that makes people liberal?

[cripplecreek]

Make that salt water and river water.

[Vigilanteman]

11 states without a speck of red, 7 states without a speck of blue.

[xp38]

Yeah and NY NJ PA and IL look pretty good too but its those small urban pockets that do the good guys in.

[cripplecreek]

Urban democrats controlling the polling places do us in.

[xp38]

I like this map for the fact its got the colours right for a change.

[AuH2ORepublican]

Excellent. The map was updated to include the new configurations of TX-25 and GA-12 (each of which went more narrowly for Kerry than under the old lines).

[xp38]

Aren't the little red tendrils coming out of red splotches in Illinois and North Carolina and other places interesting? Can you say gerrymandering kids? I knew you could. :)

[fnord]

ueah, that one in NC looks like they have the district lines going from house to house

[MineralMan]

It's an interesting exercise to compare that map with this photo, which shows the lights in the USA at night. The more light, the more people:

[Diana in Wisconsin]

"Urban democrats controlling the polling places do us in."

Same here. Except, of course when I'm working the polls...where full body cavity searches are mandatory if you forget your ID and still want to vote in my 'Cow Town' Town Hall, LOL!

[Robert A Cook PE]

Illegal aliens. (Border counties and congress districts.)

Indian reservations.

San Francisco, Berkeley, other college towns and government-worker union/state employee-dominated capitols (like Austin, Atlanta, etc.) inotherwise blue-county states

Urban unemployed/welfare/minority and Labor union-dominated. (Mississippi River, southern rural areas, extreme northeast, Michigan/Detroit, Rust belt around Great Lakes.)

Any combination of the above.
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So, who votes democrat?

Unions & State and government employees: If you include the ignorant and the unemployed and illegals in that group.

[JohnnyZ]

We should be able to turn western Wisconsin and the Minnesota Iron Range. Those are two key swing states that are within reach.

[xp38]

I'm sure people living at either end of the district feel mighty neighborly to each other.

[rhinohunter]

We should be able to turn western Wisconsin and the Minnesota Iron Range. Those are two key swing states that are within reach.

We actually have already taken the lead in Wisconsin. The rats were only able to hold on in the last 2 elections through fraud -- Milwaukee in 2004 and Madison in 2000. All we have to do now is either stop the fraud or build enough of a lead that they can't cheat. (See the Hewitt book).

[napscoordinator]

Why do they switch the colors. I thought for a minute that Dems dominated the U.S. It is strange that they would screw up an important map like this. Do you think it was an oversite?

[PDR]

yup - disparate influence of detroit