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

[RI]

Also, Dane County, Wisconsin (Madison). Paul won a precinct, but it wasn't at the University of Wisconsin...

Do you have the Dem equivalent of this map? Obviously mostly green, but I'm interested in whether there are any Clinton pockets here.

I don't have it at the moment, but I just glanced through the precinct results, and Clinton didn't win a single precinct in Dane County.

[RI]

Two more maps:

2008 Republican Primary - Boston, MA


2008 Democratic Primary - Boston, MA

[RI]

Two more maps:

2008 Republican Primary - Boston, MA

that i think, is a neat looking urban GOP map.
Is that a Paul precinct in Roxbury? What's that Huckabee precinct?

You'll notice that both of those precincts are in areas that Obama ran away with, that is, the black areas of Boston. These places have very low GOP vote totals. The Paul precinct had 4 total votes (he won 2-1-1), and the Huckabee precinct had 7 total votes (he won 3-2-2).

[RI]

Here's the entire state of Idaho for the 2008 Dem primary.



And yes, I plan on continuing this thread for the 2012 primaries and beyond.

[RI]

Brilliant! Can you do some insets for Boise, Pocatello, Idaho Falls, etc?

Boise:



Coeur d'Alene and environs:



Moscow and Lewiston:



Twin Falls and environs:



Pocatello:



Idaho Falls and Rexburg:

[RI]

The first rendition of the 2012 R map has been uploaded. I could do the Dem race if there is interest, but it wouldn't likely be very interesting.

I'm willing to change the colors too, if people have issues with them.

[RI]

Would Clark County, NV be possible?  Dem and GOP in 2008? 

It was a caucus, so that might not be possible. I didn't see any precinct results before, but I can check again.

[RI]

Nevermind, I found the precinct results for the Nevada Dem caucus. Heck, I might be able to do a state map for that race. Nothing so far on the GOP caucus though.

[RI]

2008 Nevada Dem Caucus:



Reno Inset:



Las Vegas Inset:



Usual caucus notes apply: not all precincts used, lower turnout, delegates not votes, etc.

[RI]

Great work as usual. 



lol at Edwards.  And does purple represent a tie?

Purple is an uncommitted victory. Dark grey is a tie.

[RI]

New Hampshire county map has been added. Town map with Huntsman as red:

[RI]

Realistic, do you have a precinct map for the 2008 R primaries in Miami-Dade County, FL?

Yeah. It's not very exciting though. McCain won the vast majority of precincts, though Giuliani won a fair few. Also, when I made it, I forgot to add in the water.

[RI]

I'm trying to figure out the caucus that has bugged me more than any other: the 2008 Louisiana Republican caucus. I have the votes for all the various delegates, and I've been trying to figure out which delegate was running on which slate. I have about 1/3 to 1/2 of them figured out at this moment, but it's really hard to find any information. Does anyone know anything about this?

[RI]

This is my estimate based upon the data I've analyzed as to the results of the 2008 Louisiana Republican caucus. The image shows the results by parish (only 11 held caucuses), CD, and the parish accumulations that the party used:



If I had full information, the maps might change a bit, but not overwhelmingly. The purple represents the Uncommitted/Pro-Life slate of delegates that won the caucus.

[RI]

I've spent most of the day today working on a map of the 2012 Iowa Republican caucuses. The GOP consolidated so many precincts and completely renamed and reworked others that it was impossible for some areas, but I have managed to complete the vast majority of the map. For these maps, Perry is red and Bachmann is purple.



Des Moines and Ames inset:



Cedar Rapids, Iowa City, and Davenport inset:

[RI]

I'm thinking about trying to do a national (or as close to it as possible) precinct map for the 2012 primaries and maybe hosting it somewhere. It would be a lot of work though, so I don't know. What do you guys think?

[RI]

I'm thinking about trying to do a national (or as close to it as possible) precinct map for the 2012 primaries and maybe hosting it somewhere. It would be a lot of work though, so I don't know. What do you guys think?

I honestly do not think that the aesthetics of the project would justify the colossal amount of work that you would need to do to accomplish that feat. I think if you zoomed all the way out on that map, as is the case with your Iowa map, you would see something that looks a bit like TV static. And in any case, how will you get precinct data for a place like Massachusetts?

But if you were to do the 2008 primary, that would be fascinating. I can help with New England and New York...

For New England, I would probably mostly use town data, though the bigger cities like Boston usually have precinct data available.

I actually have a fair number of states done from the 2008 D primaries: CA, NV caucus, MN caucus, WA primary, ID primary, plus parts of TX, UT, FL, IL, PA and New England/NY by town. If I have time, I could probably do MT. The main problem is having to pay the smaller counties and states for paper documents and the work it takes to apply that.

Here's a nice little map I made for the 2008 precinct data:

Green are states I've either finished at the precinct level (darkest) or have maps for parts of but probably can't finish (lightest). Red are caucus states I can't get data for. Blue are states I have/know where to find precinct data for but have not done anything with yet.

[RI]

Here's a fun map. This is the 2012 primaries if the non-Paul anti-Romney vote were consolidated behind one candidate.



For those who don't know, the actual county map for 2012 is in the OP.

[RI]

2012 Nevada Caucus Precinct Maps:

Statewide



Las Vegas area



Reno and Carson City area

[RI]

2012 Maine Town Map:

[RI]

Is that all there was from Aroostook? Really?

Anybody care to explain the towns Santorum won or at least Somerset County, which he won?

Most of Aroostook was in one countywide caucus. A few straglers held their own caucuses.

[RI]

2012 Minnesota Republican Caucus by Precinct:



Twin Cities, St. Cloud, Mankato, and Rochester:

[RI]

Anyone care for a Sporcle quiz? No cheating.

http://www.sporcle.com/games/scolbert08/pres-primary-and-caucus-county-winners

[RI]

Here's a fun map. This is the 2012 primaries if the non-Paul anti-Romney vote were consolidated behind one candidate.



For those who don't know, the actual county map for 2012 is in the OP.

Great idea. Can you update this?

Yeah, I'll do it tonight.

[RI]

The map has been updated.