Re: OT: Yankee elections

[Peter J. Alling]

Lots more than terrorism was at stake, however the suburbs are more or 
less included in the red, if it broke down by voting districts there 
would be more red distributed in the solid blue areas, I just couldn't 
find a map that shows that.  (Also that map was from 2000, but it didn't 
change much, just the distribution of red in New England moved about a 
bit, I believe.

Caveman wrote:
Looks like urban vs. rural US. Which is interesting, since a main 
theme of the elections was "terrorism". Seems that those in the 
wheatfields are more afraid of it than those living in the towers. LOL.

Peter J. Alling wrote:
If you think that's interesting heres the county map of the same 
thing...

http://beingornothingness.blogs.com/living/2004/10/welcome_to_red_.html
Daniel J. Matyola wrote:
Nice.
Caveman wrote:
CNN has mapped the rednecks:






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