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

[RBH]

uh....

when just photocopying everything in the box and sending it is more tolerable and timely...

yeah.

[ElectionAtlas]

Lugar?? Really?!?

I seem to recall his campaign going less than nowhere. Did he focus on Vermont to try making it a "breakthough" state the way Duncan Hunter did in Wyoming last year?

Vermont was far and away Lugar's best performance of the campaign. The only other state in which he broke 5% was New Hampshire; he received 13.56% in Vermont, and won three townships. As to why he appealed to New Englanders, I do not know.

I recall from the campaign that Lugar did focus on Vermont.  His appeal was agrarian - although I don't recall the details, he had promoted beneficial legislation for dairy farmers.   Note, I actually colored a VT township map by hand in early 1996 (from the Boston Globe newspaper results)

Dave

[ElectionAtlas]

BTW, I recommend uploading the maps you make to the forum gallery - more permanent as often third-party website images can "disappear".

Great work!  I'm starting to add these data to the site database.

Dave

[ElectionAtlas]

any problem areas where the people in that state haven't helped out much at all? or areas where state sources are needed? just curious, since there might be some areas where some member of the site has access to numbers

Yes, there are a few:

5. I have contacted Pennsylvania (1968, 1976, 1980, 1996) and Tennessee (1976, 1980, 1984, 1996) to get the last few remaining primaries, but they haven't contacted me back yet. If someone could get those faster that would be nice.

I have a number of Pennsylvania Manuals at home (I have a large collection of Paper).  The 1996 Primary data are in the 1997 manual (although there are two discrepancies between the county data and state-wide sum).  The 1992 data are in the 1993 manual and reconcile.  Will have to look to see what other manuals I have (I probably also have 1981).

Dave

[RI]

Did you try through this for NM? http://www.nmstatelibrary.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=135&Itemid=306

Alright, I contacted them, and the 1972 and 1980-1992 results are being sent to me, though it will take quite a while. I am looking into 1996 still.

[RI]

With Dave soon to be posting new maps, here are some handy links to all the presidential primary pages:

2008 Democratic: here
2008 Republican: here
2004 Democratic: here
2000 Democratic: here
2000 Republican: here
1996 Republican: here
1992 Democratic: here

As new primaries are uploaded, I will place them on this list.

[Nym90]

With Dave soon to be posting new maps, here are some handy links to all the presidential primary pages:

2008 Democratic: here
2008 Republican: here
2004 Democratic: here
2000 Democratic: here
2000 Republican: here

As new primaries are uploaded, I will place them on this list.

Awesome.

Dave, anyway we can get these links under the Presidential primaries drop down menu for the 2000 elections? When you go under election results right now and select 2000 Demoratic primary or 2000 Republican primary, you get the old format in which county results aren't sortable.

[RI]

Dave has put 1996 up!

There are a few kinks to work out, but it is up.

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Dave has put 1996 up!

There are a few kinks to work out, but it is up.

Link?  I can't find it.

[RI]

Dave has put 1996 up!

There are a few kinks to work out, but it is up.

Link?  I can't find it.

See my list a few posts up.

[RI]

Can anyone at all help with Georgia?

[RBH]

with finding 1992 results or entering info?

Also nice of Oregon to send the entire results pdf for 1968. It also has the Morse/Duncan Senate primary.

[RI]

with finding 1992 results or entering info?

I have had trouble finding the official 1992 and 1996 county results.

[RI]

Dave has added a preliminary version 1992 D. He switched Brown and Tsongas's colors from mine though.

[RI]

A few more goodies I'm working on:

1952 Republican:


1948 Republican:


1924 Republican:


1920 Republican:


1916 Republican:


1912 Democratic:


1912 Republican:


If there are any other primaries you'd like me to work on, let me know.

[RI]

Does anyone live near Austin, Texas, or even just in Texas? If so, I could use your help.

[ElectionAtlas]

With Dave soon to be posting new maps, here are some handy links to all the presidential primary pages:

2008 Democratic: here
2008 Republican: here
2004 Democratic: here
2000 Democratic: here
2000 Republican: here

As new primaries are uploaded, I will place them on this list.

Awesome.

Dave, anyway we can get these links under the Presidential primaries drop down menu for the 2000 elections? When you go under election results right now and select 2000 Demoratic primary or 2000 Republican primary, you get the old format in which county results aren't sortable.

I have now linked the new database-driven 2000R and 2000D primaries in the pull-down menu. 

Dave

[RI]

Just because nothing has been posted here in a while, here is the town map of the 1996 New Hampshire Republican Primary. You can't really tell from the town map that Lamar Alexander won Merimack County. Also, Forbes managed to win exactly one town in NH, and it was by exactly one vote too.



Also, Dave has added a few New England state town maps for some primaries from 2000 to 2008. Hopefully we'll get 1992/1996 sooner or later.

[RI]

Here is something I found that I thought was worth uploading. It's the county results from early voting in Louisiana presidential primaries back to 1988 for both parties as relevant.

White counties had no early votes. Gray ones were tied. Purple counties in 1988's Democratic Primary voted for Gary Hart. The green county in 1992's Republican Primary voted for David Duke in early votes.

[Fuzzybigfoot]

Here is something I found that I thought was worth uploading. It's the county results from early voting in Louisiana presidential primaries back to 1988 for both parties as relevant.

White counties had no early votes. Gray ones were tied. Purple counties in 1988's Democratic Primary voted for Gary Hart. The green county in 1992's Republican Primary voted for David Duke in early votes.

OMG   Nice 


I can't believe David Duke won a county.  And strangely enough, that same county gave Obama a 15% edge in the 2008 general. 

[Ebowed]

St. Helena Parish is 52% black, so the Republican primary electorate there conceivably would be especially extreme as a response to their perceived minority status.  Thurmond won majority black counties in areas of the Deep South which otherwise voted for Truman -- bearing in mind, of course, that blacks in these areas could not vote.

[RI]

For the last few days, I've been working on a statewide precinct map for the 2008 Washington Democratic Primary. Unfortunately, with the level of detail I wanted to portray, I wasn't able to get it all into one file unless that file be massively large and difficult to upload. So, I broke it into three sections. I'm putting links to the maps so that they don't overwhelm this page. The maps are quite large.

Eastern Washington: Map
Puget Sound/Central Washington: Map (Smaller version here)
Olympic Peninsula: Map

Light grey precincts are ones with either no voters or were withheld for privacy concerns or could be water. Dark grey are ties (all ties are between Clinton and Obama). Edwards won two precincts, one in Yakima County and one in Thurston County, both of which had only one voter.

[RI]

Town map of the 1992 Minnesota Democratic Presidential Primary:


Once again, dark grey are tied towns. Lighter grey had no results. There are a number of light grey towns up in Lake of the Woods, Koochiching, and St. Louis counties where unorganized territory is coded differently in the precinct results than in the shapefile. These precincts may have had results, but until I find a source that lines up with the results, I can't do anything about them. Additionally, Lake of the Woods County reported by districts which I know not of. For the record, Clinton won four LotW districts and tied in the other.

[Antonio the Sixth]

Looks soooooooooo random...

[GeorgiaSenator]

Is this posted somewhere. Also, if you need data on Georgia any years let me know,