Presidential Results by Congressional District Project Now Complete

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I compiled a map of this throughout, so here it is, finished.



I might do 2004 now.

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I compiled a map of this throughout, so here it is, finished.



I might do 2004 now.

Do you know how Many CDs were won by Obama ?

242. 193 for McCain.

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Second, to answer the folks asking about data from earlier years, the link I posted in my first comment contains data for 2008, 2004, and 2000. While we only compiled 2008 ourselves, the older data is from a trusted source (Polidata by way of the Cook Political Report) and was used in the Almanac of American Politics. Please note that the 2000 data was indeed recalibrated for the post-2000 census redistricting, and the 2004 data for Georgia and Texas reflects the mid-decade redistricting those two states did.

If I understand correctly, the 2000 results are notional results for the 2002 redistricting, and the 2004 GA+TX results are notional results on the new post-2004 districts there?

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2008, fixed



2004, on post-2004 GA and TX districts



2008 comparison between House and Prez

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OH-15 should be Obama-Democrat, not Obama-Republican. Same with KY-03. There's also a district around Pittsburgh with weird shading that should be McCain-Republican. PA-15 should be Obama-Republican, not Obama-Democrat.

Also, what was the result in CO-04?

49.54% McCain, 48.66% Obama

In addition to OH-15, fix NY-24 and KY-3.

Verily, to see all of the CD results, check here:

http://www.swingstateproject.com/showDiary.do?diaryId=4161

NY-24 has a Democratic representative.

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But McCain didn't win the district.  Hence the light blue color.

Ah. I see what you mean. Sorry for the confusion.

F'xed map:

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Damn. I forgot HI and AK.

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Considering that the final 2004 national CD map was never finished on this site, I wouldn't hold your breath waiting for 2008.

Sure that, since I'm the only one who seems to care, I doubt Leip will have the impression the forum absolutely wants a complete CD map.

I'd like one, but I have 2004 and 2008 national maps in my files anyway.

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Considering that the final 2004 national CD map was never finished on this site, I wouldn't hold your breath waiting for 2008.

Sure that, since I'm the only one who seems to care, I doubt Leip will have the impression the forum absolutely wants a complete CD map.

I'd like one, but I have 2004 and 2008 national maps in my files anyway.

Actually, precise data insterests me mor than the map (indeed yes, we already have yours on this thread and I can't stop watching them), since I'd like to know I which districts Obama did better than nation (or state) wide and in which he did worse, in order to precisely measure gerrymandering.

SSP should still have all the actual numbers up on their websites. If not, I could find them somewhere.