2014 Senate results by CD

[ElectionsGuy]

NC has got to be the worst gerrymander in the entire country. I mean, the D's should get at least 4 districts.

[ElectionsGuy]

Although this isn't a Senate race, It would be fascinating to see TN-9 for the governor's race. Haslam got 57% from Shelby County, and its probable that he could've gotten 20%+ of the black vote.

[ElectionsGuy]

^ I'll see when the TN SoS gets detailed results out, but my guess is that he still lost it. He lost it by 39 in 2010; assuming the swing in CD9 was about even with Shelby County overall, he should have gotten in the low-mid 40s.

I'm pretty sure he lost it too, but even if he's close it tells us that he had almost universal popularity. It is likely a combination of the white suburbs being extremely Republican and a significant chunk of black voters voting for him.

[ElectionsGuy]

That NE-2 result really shows how bad Terry is. Even Ricketts won it by almost double digits...

[ElectionsGuy]

Wehby can't even get a majority of the vote in the 2nd district? Fail!

[ElectionsGuy]

Although this isn't a Senate race, It would be fascinating to see TN-9 for the governor's race. Haslam got 57% from Shelby County, and its probable that he could've gotten 20%+ of the black vote.

I'm just starting to work on TN data, but this was the first thing that I thought of:



He carried the TN-08 portion of the county 78/15.

That is some low turnout, alright. Very impressive for Haslam to get >40% in a district that's 65% black. And holy crap at the TN-08 portion, that is some stark divide between the Memphis area.

[ElectionsGuy]

Idaho:

Whats pretty significant about this is the increasingly Democratic trend in Boise. Usually these districts are pretty close politically, but ID-02 which gets the Boise city part of Ada County is 6 points leftward of ID-01.

Its pretty visible actually in all the Idaho statewide races.