State of the Nation, viewed geographically

I made these maps to help us determine who’s really at advantage for redistricting and the 2012 elections. So here they are

A map showing what party is in control of the state houses

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A map showing what each party’s strengths in the state lower houses

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A map showing what each party’s strengths in the state upper houses

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A map showing what each state’s US Senate delegation looks like

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A map showing what each state’s US House delegation looks like

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A map showing what party controls the Governor’s mansions

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A map of the US House as it stands now

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Who’s up in 2011 (excuse the spelling error)

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Who’s up in 2012 (excuse the spelling error)

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By what margin will Bob Shamansky win?

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9 thoughts on “State of the Nation, viewed geographically”

  1. And to be honest, painful to look at. Especially given how things stood just a year go.

    We have plenty of ground to make up. New Hampshire seems like one great place to start.  

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