While the overall results themselves were not in the least bit suprising, as always the results become more interesting when looked at at town level: Note the similarities with the pattern of the 2002 primary: In general Patrick did best in the towns that Reich had done well in four years earlier, while his worst results generally [...]

Hi, I’ve renamed the members’ weblog to the community weblog. In addition, the software was upgraded to version 2.0.1 today. Please let me know if you encounter any issues. Thanks, Dave

As part of a fifty day series on the Atlas Forum, members took a look at each state by state, analysing electoral trends. The first state we looked at, alphabetically, was Alabama. Kudos to WalterMitty, who started the trend as well as the first topic. To the best of my ability, [...]

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Introduction The other day I was looking a some religion figures by county and I had an idea. I will list which way all the counties where Church X or Church Y is the largest denomination and list who they voted for. I might get round to doing a more detailed version and maybe one using the [...]

I have performed the upgrade to WordPress to version 1.5.2. Among other upgrades, the newer version claims to have comment spam protection. Enjoy!

As most of you know, the other day a group of sadistic serial killers set off a load of bombs along London’s public transport system. As things stand right now, it seems that over 50 people were killed and over 700 injured. One of the bombs (Edgeware Road) went off in the centre of the U.K’s [...]

NEW MEXICO The Basics 2004 Presidential Results 2002 Gubernatorial Results Household Income & Cities Race 44.7% White 42.1% Hispanic 9.2% Native American Party Registration 50% Democratic 32% Republican 15% Independent Congressional Delagation Senate Republican: 1 Democratic: 1 House Republican: 2 Democratic: 1 Party Registration by Congressional District NM-1: D 46%, R 35%, I 17% NM-2: D 49%, R 35%, I 14% NM-3: D 56%, R 27%, I 14% State Legislature Senate Democratic: 23 Republican: 19 House Democratic: 42 Republican: 28 Key Issues Growth, Corruption, Enviroment, Immigration, Defense, [...]

I’ve decided I’ll post some of my longer analysis stuff here; it’s more suited to that kind of thing than the forum I think. Just a little test: