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

[Adam Griffin]

Updated with Super Tuesday results. I even have the results for North Dakota by LD.

Very nice! I'd been scrounging around for ND for hours.

[Adam Griffin]

Very nice! What shapefile are you using for Georgia, and how on God's green earth did you find one that is completely up-to-date for this week's results? It seems like at least a dozen counties change their precinct boundaries in some capacity every single year and I've never come across one that seems to be completely accurate for any particular election. Even on the GA reapportionment page, they only have the 2014 shapefile (and that one was just added in the past couple of months). 

[Adam Griffin]

Louisiana SOS says the Dem electorate was 53% Black/44% White. 28% turnout for AA voters and 20% turnout for white voters.

Are those turnout figures (28%, 20%) for the Democratic electorate or all voters? In the case of the former, does that mean a majority of registered Democrats in Louisiana are still white?

[Adam Griffin]

I'm guessing you didn't make this, but have you seen this precinct map by party affiliation for Kentucky yet? Pretty cool. I love the starkness of the county boundaries - tells you why partisan affiliation remains the way that it does, and it's not because of laziness or whatever.

[Adam Griffin]

I'm guessing you didn't make this, but have you seen this precinct map by party affiliation for Kentucky yet? Pretty cool. I love the starkness of the county boundaries - tells you why partisan affiliation remains the way that it does, and it's not because of laziness or whatever.

Somehow when I saw it I thought it was a Sanders/Clinton map.

It comes very close to being such, yes.