National Presidential Primary County and State Maps (1912-2020)

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For Maine, NYT released an interactive Maine county map for the GOP FYI.

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Is anybody working on a Kansas Democratic caucus county map? Or is it impossible to get because of whatever reason? I'm sure people here would love it but it seems like it won't be possible.

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Is anybody working on a Kansas Democratic caucus county map? Or is it impossible to get because of whatever reason? I'm sure people here would love it but it seems like it won't be possible.

They only released results by Senate District, a map which I already posted.

Thanks for that. I also have a question about that; your map for the 2008 Dem primary has districts in Kansas that I assume are Senate districts, but the Wichita and Kansas City areas don't have that cluster of small districts that your 2016 map has. Are they consolidated or is your 2008 map of something other than Senate districts?

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Hey realistic, where did you get your Democratic county data for Utah 2016? I haven't been able to find results for three empty counties, and some of your county results don't match what I have seen.

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I eagerly await some gorgeous maps of New York from this thread.

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I eagerly await some gorgeous maps of New York from this thread.

Unless our state's county-level elections departments have drastically changed their habits, it might be a while. realisticidealist has been great at scrounging up enough data to create these maps, but I'll be shocked if he were able to acquire precinct-level results for all of New York State within the next several weeks.

Absolutely. And God bless realisticidealist for his hard work. Do we give medals in Atlas Forum?

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Does anybody know who won Marion County on the Democratic side? Atlas has Clinton winning, but CNN NYT HuffPo BBC and AP all have Sanders. What's with Atlas being different on these counts lol

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^ The county clerk has HRC by 850 votes.

Oh great, thank you. #ImWithHer lol

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Are those Sanders' pockets in Philly demographically notable? As in, are those the Latino areas or the very white areas? Or maybe are those the university areas?

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Realist, where are you getting your data from Wyoming? You have counties there that were previously believed to be ties to have gone to Clinton or Sanders.

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New York City amended their results last week.  The changes mainly affected Queens, but there were some changes in Brooklyn, too.  I updated the Brooklyn/Queens maps upthread and on CartoDB.

I really didn't see much of a major change, though.  You can compare the old and new maps by searching for Brooklyn in the gallery.

What effect did those changes have? Did Clinton and Trump's leads grow or shrink at all?

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Clinton was also on the border of 60% in Brooklyn and Manhattan and bordering 70% in the Bronx. Did she cross any 60%s or 70%s because of the small changes? I'm asking because those are markers on the county-level maps, so it would change how those look.

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The CA Secretary of State's website has more up-to-date results (those 2.5 mil still trickling in). Clinton at 55.7%, Sanders at 43.3%. Sanders picks up three counties compared to what's on Atlas' front page (Glenn, Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo), Clinton goes under 60% in Santa Clara county. Sanders picks up the 24th district as well (Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo). Trump also tops 70% in Los Angeles county.

Meanwhile this is pretty interesting: New Mexico District 2 primary results; in the Democratic primary, Merrie Lee Soules ran unopposed and got 37,339 votes. Incumbent Republican Steve Pearce ran unopposed and received 36,687 votes. Potential Dem pickup???

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I would encourage everyone to check out Sec. of State Padilla's website for semi-official election results. Interactive maps, runs well, easy to use, up to date, chock full of info about precinct reporting and results. http://vote.sos.ca.gov/