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DistingFlyer
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Political Matrix
E: 0.25, S: -1.74

« on: April 30, 2014, 02:22:32 PM »
« edited: May 01, 2014, 09:32:07 PM by DistingFlyer »

Here are maps showing the % margins by region & division for 1892-2012:

1892



1896



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1904



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1924



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DistingFlyer
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Posts: 652
Canada


Political Matrix
E: 0.25, S: -1.74

« Reply #1 on: April 30, 2014, 09:00:16 PM »

You're already finished? how cool ...

I'm not quite as quick as all that - I'd made them up some time ago but had never thought to put them up here.
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DistingFlyer
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Posts: 652
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Political Matrix
E: 0.25, S: -1.74

« Reply #2 on: May 01, 2014, 06:19:38 AM »

There have been five presidents (since 1892) who won each division:

Hoover (1928)
Roosevelt (1932, 1936)
Nixon (1972)
Reagan (1980, 1984)
Bush Sr. (1988, lol)

And only two instances where the loser won more divisions than the winner:
1896 - Bryan (5-4)
1960 - Nixon (5-4)

No loser has ever won three of four regions, but there have been six ties (five of them famously close elections):
1896
1916
1960
1976
2000
2004
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DistingFlyer
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Political Matrix
E: 0.25, S: -1.74

« Reply #3 on: May 01, 2014, 07:31:34 AM »

Pretty interesting. '72 is the first time that the South is more Republican than the rest of the country, and it apparently fails to re-occur until 1988.

It also happened in 1984:
Northeast - 55-44
South - 61-38
Midwest - 58-41
West - 60-39

The three northern regions collectively went for Reagan 58-42.
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DistingFlyer
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Posts: 652
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Political Matrix
E: 0.25, S: -1.74

« Reply #4 on: May 01, 2014, 03:27:47 PM »

Those look really cool DistingFlyer!

might double check  84 and 88 for East South Central,  I think they were more Republican than that.

Have done so: East South Central was 59.8%-39.4% in 1984, and 58.0%-41.3% in 1988. The maps are correct.
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DistingFlyer
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Posts: 652
Canada


Political Matrix
E: 0.25, S: -1.74

« Reply #5 on: May 01, 2014, 09:23:26 PM »

Those look really cool DistingFlyer!

might double check  84 and 88 for East South Central,  I think they were more Republican than that.

Have done so: East South Central was 59.8%-39.4% in 1984, and 58.0%-41.3% in 1988. The maps are correct.

I think you image-linked the division map from 1980 again in both cases.

Ah, so I did - thank you. Will fix.
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