Comments on: State of the Democratic Primary - April 23rd 2008 http://politicalmaps.org/state-of-the-democratic-primary-april-23rd-2008/ Political News as told by Maps Tue, 07 Oct 2008 11:47:10 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: nov http://politicalmaps.org/state-of-the-democratic-primary-april-23rd-2008/#comment-338 nov Sun, 11 May 2008 18:25:29 +0000 http://politicalmaps.org/?p=383#comment-338 From the county map, it appears Clinton will win both West Virginia and Kentucky, Obama in Oregon, Montana, and South Dakota. When will the map be updated? From the county map, it appears Clinton will win both West Virginia and Kentucky, Obama in Oregon, Montana, and South Dakota.
When will the map be updated?

]]> By: Citizen Grim http://politicalmaps.org/state-of-the-democratic-primary-april-23rd-2008/#comment-314 Citizen Grim Fri, 25 Apr 2008 13:13:55 +0000 http://politicalmaps.org/?p=383#comment-314 That county-by-county map from Open Left is fascinating - Hillary has an unbroken line of strength from the NY Adirondacks all the way to Texas Hill Country. She's also strong south of the 31st parallel, for what that's worth. ha :) Almost makes me wish there would have been a protracted GOP primary, too, so we could see the distribution of different GOP groups. That county-by-county map from Open Left is fascinating - Hillary has an unbroken line of strength from the NY Adirondacks all the way to Texas Hill Country. She’s also strong south of the 31st parallel, for what that’s worth. ha :)

Almost makes me wish there would have been a protracted GOP primary, too, so we could see the distribution of different GOP groups.

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