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

[RI]

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

[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.

[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.

[RI]

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

What are you looking for exactly?

Also, if there is any way that you could get a copy of the official 1992 Dem primary and 1996 Rep primary results by county, that would be fantastic!

[RI]

Pacific I think I have what I am looking for for now.

Also, if there is any way that you could get a copy of the official 1992 Dem primary and 1996 Rep primary results by county, that would be fantastic!

Try this if it is not there let me know.  Would be great to see maps for both especially 96 GOP
http://sos.georgia.gov/elections/election_results/default.htm

Unfortunately, the Georgia SoS doesn't have those two years online for some reason, and they didn't print Official and Statistical Registers for those years either. I think you'd have to go into the SoS's office to request them.

Pretty much all my primary data is on the Wiki, just select the years here under Primary Elections.

[RI]

Quick map of the 2000 Republican Primary in Snohomish County, Washington (for the open primary). Snohomish served as a great bellweather in this election.



I would like to do more from this race, but precinct data is rather sparse online for it. It just so happened my home county had their's up.

[RI]

After over a year of searching, begging, and waiting, I have finally got my hands on the 1964 and 1976 Texas election registers, and thereby the results of those years' primaries. I will be uploading those results over the next few days. With the addition of these results, the 1976 maps will be complete for every primary.

[RI]

After over a year of searching, begging, and waiting, I have finally got my hands on the 1964 and 1976 Texas election registers, and thereby the results of those years' primaries. I will be uploading those results over the next few days. With the addition of these results, the 1976 maps will be complete for every primary.

The 1976 Republican primary will be very interesting, when Reagan humiliated Ford.

That map is now up.

[RI]

The 1976 Democratic primaries map has been updated with Texas and parts of other states I've found, including most of Wyoming. The teal in Texas belongs to Lloyd Bentsen. Uncommitted did, in fact, win Travis County.

EDIT: The 1964 Texas map is now up as well.

[RI]

A couple more precinct maps from the 2008 Democratic primaries:

San Francisco County, CA



Miami-Dade County, FL



If anyone has any requests for precinct maps from either 2008 primary (potentially even 2004 or 2000 depending on the state and county/ies), I'm more than willing to do them, assuming the data is available.

[RI]

If precinct data is available, Santa Clara County would be awesome for purely selfish reasons.

I didn't see any precinct data on their website.

[RI]

The 1980 and 1992 Republican maps have been updated so that every primary is complete (except for the 1980 CT primary, to which finding data for has been difficult because Connecticut is just that way...).

Also, I've been working, sort of, on this mostly uninteresting map, that of the 1996 Democratic primaries. It is only missing NC, TN, NE, and Michigan, the former three because I'm feeling lazy at the moment. Clinton wasn't on the ballot in ND or MI, hence the use of colors other than red there. LaRouche's best area was the Oklahoma panhandle and a few counties in West Texas that had very low vote totals.

[RI]

realisticidealist, I have New England town maps from the 2008, 2004, and 2000 presidential primaries. However, most of them are not in Atlas colors and it would take me a very long time to change that. Would you like to see them anyway?

You're welcome to post them. I believe I have a 2008 primaries map somewhere in Atlas colors, though. I should probably move it to this thread.

[RI]

Here is the 2008 New England town map for the Democratic primaries that I was referring to.

[RI]

Why all the light-gray towns in Vermont? And where did you get data for Maine?

I did the map a while back, and I probably used unofficial data for Vermont. I could try to fill the missing towns in.

Maine I found way back when on the ME Democrats website. I think I pulled a version of the file of to save. I'll upload it to the Wiki and send you a link as soon as I can.

EDIT: linky to the archived page

[RI]

Fixed Vermont.

[RI]

Does anyone attend any of the following universities? If so, please PM me:

Cal State University-Long Beach
Carleton College
Columbia University
Duke University
Emory University
George Washington University
Harvard University
Hofstra University
Indiana University-Bloomington
Johns Hopkins University
Kansas University
Marquette University
Michigan State University
North Carolina State University
Northwestern University
Old Dominion University
Rice University
University of California-Berkeley
University of California-San Diego
University of Cincinnati
University of Colorado at Boulder
University of Maryland
University of Michigan
University of Minnesota
University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina-Greensboro
University of North Texas
University of Tennessee
Western Michigan University

[RI]

Thanks to homelycooking, here is the town map of the 2008 Democratic primaries for New England and most of New York:

[RI]

You're welcome. Do you have a map of the Republican primary from 2008 for NE? If not, I can probably make one for you.

I have most of one, but I don't have much for Maine, unfortunately. I think I have only one county worth of results and maybe not even that much.

EDIT: Nevermind. Just found Maine caucus results.

[RI]

Here is the town map for New England and most of New York in the 2008 Republican Primaries:



Also, on the main maps, I've just put a couple more caucus results I've scraped together up, including the 2000 Alaska Republican caucus, 2000 North Dakota Republican caucus, and 2004 Kansas Democratic caucus. The Alaska map is neat because it confirms my hypothesis on the split between the Matsu Valley/Anchorage suburbs vs. Bush/Panhandle/Downtown Anchorage as the main divide in Alaska Republican politics, and explains why Robertson and Buchanan were able to win previously.

[RI]

Why so few of Maine's townships have results?

Large swathes have no people but are apparently divided into blocks of land. Also, this is the GOP caucus so perhaps some isolated townships were merged with others because there are so few people up there.

Yeah, both the Democratic and Republican caucuses were held in many fewer towns than state-run primaries and general elections are held in just because it doesn't make much sense money-wise to hold them in some places. The Republicans hardly held any in the St. John’s Valley, for example, as the most of the area is pretty solidly Democratic.

Where did you get the Maine data for the 2008 republican caucus?

I pulled the data off an archived version of the Maine Republican Party website. I’m going to upload the original pdf and the xls file I made out of it to the Wiki as soon as I can.

EDIT: Link to the achived page

[RI]

An exciting little achievement here: the 2008 Republican primary map is now complete for every state that had a contest! I finally managed to get a copy of the results by district for Alaska, and I have uploaded a new version of the 2008 Rep map on the first page.

Also, here are links to a couple REALLY large maps of both 2008 Alaska caucuses by House District:
2008 Alaska Democratic Caucus
2008 Alaska Republican Caucus

[RI]

Does anybody have town data from the 2004 caucus in Maine?

I've been trying to get it, but have so far been unsuccessful. We don't even have county data for it.