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- The Fastest Growing Counties Stay Republican, But Does It Matter?
- If there's one statistic I remember hearing over and over after the 2004 presidential election, it's this: Bush won 97 of the 100 fastest growing counties ...
- Categories: National Politics
- More Polarized?
- Scattered notes on red and blue America: It looks like only eight states are going to have divided legislatures, where the two main parties each ...
- Categories: National Politics
- McCain Country
- Ben Smith and other bloggers are starting to post some interest maps. He compares the two below. The first shows counties where McCain did better ...
- Categories: National Politics
- Blueburbs
- A point we've been writing about this year -- that the suburbs are going more Democratic -- appears to have been borne out by ...
- Categories: National Politics
- Shays Concedes
- This space is taking a pass on U.S. House races tonight, but I wanted to note that Connecticut Republican Chris Shays -- incidentally the ...
- Categories: Election Results , National Politics
- Turn Out the Lights
- The networks call Ohio for Obama.
- Categories: Election Results , National Politics
- Color the Upper Midwest Blue
- Watching the top of the hour network projections, it was striking how the Upper Midwest -- Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan -- went blue. Remember when that ...
- Categories: Election Results , National Politics
- Mahtesian's Counties to Watch
- There are races to watch lists and anticipatory hourly breakdowns all over the Internet. Imagine what will happen in about 10 minutes when exit polls start ...
- Categories: National Politics
- All GOP Govs in 2012?
- On his Wash Post chat today, Chris Cillizza fielded the inevitable question about 2012. Actually, I think he was asked about 2016, but only went as far ...
- Categories: National Politics
- Reasons to Stay Up Late, Even If the Oval Office is Taken Early
- Democrats expect to gain several Senate seats tonight. But four races in particular could make for a late night if they are to seize a ...
- Categories: National Politics , Polls , State Offices , Voting Process & Voting Rules
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