National Presidential Primary County and State Maps (1968-2008)

[RBH]

here's a challenge

http://www.archive.org/details/statementofvote1984cali

the totals that RI has up are from the delegate with the highest vote total.. but for the split counties, you add the votes from the delegate with the most votes in each CD, not the one with the most votes in the county. Which means that for Gary Hart, his Shasta county total is the total of the delegate with the most votes in the CD (Jane Dolan who had 7922 votes in Shasta) and not the delegate with the most votes in the county (Barbara Gard, who had 7951 votes in Shasta)

Hart, Mondale, and Jackson are finished, but Glenn, LaRouche and McGovern are still up..

so I could work on that tomorrow if time permits.

[realisticidealist]

here's a challenge

http://www.archive.org/details/statementofvote1984cali

the totals that RI has up are from the delegate with the highest vote total.. but for the split counties, you add the votes from the delegate with the most votes in each CD, not the one with the most votes in the county. Which means that for Gary Hart, his Shasta county total is the total of the delegate with the most votes in the CD (Jane Dolan who had 7922 votes in Shasta) and not the delegate with the most votes in the county (Barbara Gard, who had 7951 votes in Shasta)

Hart, Mondale, and Jackson are finished, but Glenn, LaRouche and McGovern are still up..

so I could work on that tomorrow if time permits.

According to my book, they just took the total from the highest delegate in the congressional district for all the counties.

[RBH]

I posted county totals for the other three candidates on OurCampaigns (and the totals add up too): http://www.ourcampaigns.com/RaceDetail.html?RaceID=36271

[realisticidealist]

I added the 1980 Republican primary, though it is still very much a work in progress.

[Alexander Hamilton]

Sounds like a lot of work.

[RBH]

Vermont 1984: http://vermont-elections.org/elections1/1984_election_info.html

[RBH]

Regarding the Ohio 1988 results, here's a map reminder of the areas where Jackson wasn't on the ballot



Dukakis won 81.94% and 130783 votes in the 3 districts that Jackson didn't contest.

And 16142 of 28414 votes for Gary Hart were cast in the 3 districts that Jackson didn't contest, including 10741 votes in the 13th district

[RBH]

either the DeSoto county results were flipped, or Ashbrook beat Nixon in one count by nearly 3-1 while losing 9-1 in the counties bordering DeSoto county

[realisticidealist]

An interesting map--here are the percentages in the 1972 Florida primary for the second place candidate, as Wallace won every county. Purple is Henry Jackson, while orange, in this map, is Chisholm.

[RBH]

Vermont's 1980 results are up

http://vermont-elections.org/elections1/1980_election_info.html

relevant primary - the Republican primary

[Robert C. Byrd]

An interesting map--here are the percentages in the 1972 Florida primary for the second place candidate, as Wallace won every county. Purple is Henry Jackson, while orange, in this map, is Chisholm.

It's interesting, though, to see that Jackson did well in the Panhandle.

[RBH]

here's the town map for the 1980 Vermont Republican primary

[realisticidealist]

A far less interesting map--the 1980 Vermont Democratic primary:

[RBH]

The Beamgard map isn't a stunner



if only Beamgard had run in Nebraska, then he would have had 2 or 3 counties north of Rawlins where he topped 10%

Hauptil got 24% in Mitchell County and 11% in his home county.

Kerrey's best showings were in two counties bordering Nebraska.

Leave it to Kansas to have primaries for two uncompetitive years, and not for 1988 or any other year.

[realisticidealist]

1996 Vermont Republican Primary. Purple is Richard Lugar: