Post random maps here

[nini2287]

May be got with blind guesswork, but creating it required some research.
Ignore the Maine & Nebraska CDs.
Grey means tied. Vermont is tied between Democrats and Independents.
Hint: Look at the EV.

Here's a stab-the number of Congresspeople born in each state?

DING. We have a winner.

I got lucky, I was looking up the Minnesota congressmen right before I saw this and noticed a number were born in ND, I wonder why that is.

[Vasall des Midas]

May be got with blind guesswork, but creating it required some research.
Ignore the Maine & Nebraska CDs.
Grey means tied. Vermont is tied between Democrats and Independents.
Hint: Look at the EV.

Here's a stab-the number of Congresspeople born in each state?

DING. We have a winner.

I got lucky, I was looking up the Minnesota congressmen right before I saw this and noticed a number were born in ND, I wonder why that is.

Yeah, three of them - Martin Olav Sabo, Jim Ramstad, Colin Peterson. I think there's a strong out-migration pattern. IIRC Hubert Humphrey was born in ND too.
Looks good for BRTD's future political career.

[MaC]

This should be a tough one.

[MaC]

oh, cummon, guess already.  Okay, here's a hint: it has nothing to do with presidential candidates.
That said, guess and bump!

[Vasall des Midas]

Here's an interesting one. Based on a trendline.

EDIT - just noticed I ed up on Maine and Nebraska. Mistook 1 and 2...

[○∙◄☻¥tπ[╪AV┼cVê└]

May be got with blind guesswork, but creating it required some research.
Ignore the Maine & Nebraska CDs.
Grey means tied. Vermont is tied between Democrats and Independents.
Hint: Look at the EV.

Here's a stab-the number of Congresspeople born in each state?

DING. We have a winner.

Do they have some sort of Congressman breeding factory in North Dakota?

[Vasall des Midas]

May be got with blind guesswork, but creating it required some research.
Ignore the Maine & Nebraska CDs.
Grey means tied. Vermont is tied between Democrats and Independents.
Hint: Look at the EV.

Here's a stab-the number of Congresspeople born in each state?

DING. We have a winner.

Do they have some sort of Congressman breeding factory in North Dakota?

Seem to. Three of MN's eight are originally from there.

[??????????]

What's this called?

[Grad Students are the Worst]

Winfield, generally what we do here is post maps and then others think of theoretical races. As opposed to what you are doing, which appears to be the political equivilant of a wet dream.

[DanielX]

What's this called?

1972. Ronald Reagan/Bob Dole vs. Ed Muskie / Walter Mondale vs. John Connally / Spiro Agnew.

[Vasall des Midas]

Here's an interesting one. Based on a trendline.

I'll solve this one. It's based on 1976 and 2000. I had every party increase by as much (as a percentage of the vote) over the 1976 total as they actually decreased, or decrease as much as they actually increased.

[LINCOLN REPUBLICAN]

Winfield, generally what we do here is post maps and then others think of theoretical races. As opposed to what you are doing, which appears to be the political equivilant of a wet dream.

Crudely put indeed, however, the offending maps shall be deleted from this site without further adieu, so as to not offend the sensitivities of any other posters on this thread.   

Maps I had posted 
1.  GOP Mark Sanford vs. Dem Patty Murray, Sanford wins all but state of Washington and DC.
2.  GOP George Allen vs. Dem Barney Frank, Allen wins all but state of Massachusetts and DC.
I had put the answers with the maps instead of leaving the answers blank.  Next time I will put up maps witn no answers.  Sorry! 

[Vasall des Midas]

What's this?

[ilikeverin]

What's this?

It appears to be a map

I thought there were maps in Germany

[nini2287]

What's this?

Kerry's % of the vote in every state.  OK, ID and UT are less than 30

[??????????]

Winfield, generally what we do here is post maps and then others think of theoretical races. As opposed to what you are doing, which appears to be the political equivilant of a wet dream.

Crudely put indeed, however, the offending maps shall be deleted from this site without further adieu, so as to not offend the sensitivities of any other posters on this thread.   

You know he was joking dont you?

[True Democrat]

What's this?

Kerry's % of the vote in every state.  OK, ID and UT are less than 30

No, the only states east of the Mississippi Kerry didn't get over 40% in were Indiana, Kentucky, Alabama, and Mississippi.

[Vasall des Midas]

What's this?

Kerry's % of the vote in every state.  OK, ID and UT are less than 30

No, the only states east of the Mississippi Kerry didn't get over 40% in were Indiana, Kentucky, Alabama, and Mississippi.

And he didn't crack 60% in Vermont, either.
It's a trendline based on 96 and 04 Dem percentages. If current trends continued (they won't o/c), Idaho and Oklahoma would be under 30% by 2012, and Utah under 20%.

[Vasall des Midas]

Last time anybody cracked 60% in a given state. Colours coded to years.
D30 - 1936
D40 - 1964
D50 - 2000
D60 - 2004

R30 - 1920
R40 - 1972
R50 - 1984
R60 - 1988
R70 - 2000
R80 - 2004

[MaC]

Hey someone at least try guessing my map.

[Gabu]

Hey someone at least try guessing my map.

Uh... 1964 with a strong third-party candidate?

I have no clue whatsoever.

[Vasall des Midas]

Hey someone at least try guessing my map.

Uh... 1964 with a strong third-party candidate?

I have no clue whatsoever.

Random distribution, you rolled a die for every state?

[MaC]

here's a hint, it has nothing to do with candidates, it's about an issue...

[Gabu]

here's a hint, it has nothing to do with candidates, it's about an issue...

Red = State has a progressive income tax
Blue = State has a flat income tax
Green = State has no income tax

[○∙◄☻¥tπ[╪AV┼cVê└]

here's a hint, it has nothing to do with candidates, it's about an issue...

Red = State has a progressive income tax
Blue = State has a flat income tax
Green = State has no income tax

Isn't Alaska wrong?