via The New York Times As of 2012, the divide was pretty wide. Half of all voters were living in...
After decades of Republican victories, here’s how California became a blue state again
via the LA Times California hasn’t always been a lock for the Democratic presidential nominee. Republicans won the state in...
50 Years of Electoral College Maps: How the U.S. Turned Red and Blue – NY Times
The New York Times uses electoral maps to show political realignments over the past 50 years. Notable moments include the...
Historical US Presidential Elections Interactive 1920-2012
Jacob Olsufka has created an interactive look back at all of the presidential elections in US since 1920. A few...
History in Red and Blue (and Green and Purple) via Sabato's Crystal Ball
History in Red and Blue (and Green and Purple)via Sabato's Crystal Ball Simple maps can teach a lot. Presidential election...
2004 Presidential Election Maps
Incumbent President George W. Bush defeated Senator John F. Kerry in the 2004 United States Presidential Election. Bush received 62...
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...
How the US has voted since 1980: Interactive Map from Google
Working with the Digital Scholarship Lab at University of Richmond, the Google Earth team mapped presidential election results from 1980...
Real Clear Politics Swing State Review: Colorado
The latest post on key swing states at Real Clear Politics examines Colorado, a traditionally Republican state that both Obama...
The Changing Electoral Map
With all the talk of candidates changing the electoral map this election, a few websites have taken the time to...
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.
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...