Alaska Results Map by House District

[RBH]

State House Districts won by Obama and an Alaska Republican: HD31 (unopposed Republican)
State House Districts won by Romney and an Alaska Democrat: HD4 (Kawasaki wins as Romney wins by 10%), HD14 (Gruenberg wins as Romney wins by 40 votes), HD22 (Tuck wins as Romney wins by 8%).

Undecided: HD34 (Dem ahead by 44 votes, 0.7%)

Results in Barrow
2012: Obama 242, Romney 112
2008: McCain 219, Obama 169
2004: Bush 535, Kerry 355

Bethel:
2012: Obama 877, Romney 366
2008: Obama 745, McCain 606
2004: Kerry 666, Bush 607

Dillingham:
2012: Obama 424, Romney 239
2008: McCain 411, Obama 366
2004: Bush 382, Kerry 333

Nome:
2012: Obama 619, Romney 401
2008: McCain 529, Obama 445
2004: Bush 601, Kerry 482

keeping in mind that they haven't posted the absentees (or if they have, they're adding them to communities again)... but that's 4 major rural Alaskan communities, and 3 of the 4 were Bush/McCain/Obama towns

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what would be a good range for the areas of the state that went McCain because of Todd Palin's Yupik background? that may not be a catchall. But it may have helped in a few spots.

[RBH]

I couldn't find information on what the Census Bureau is intending to do with Kake and Port Alexander, the last remaining populated bits of the former Wrangell-Petersburg Census Area in the Unincorporated Borough

if the logic behind the Prince of Wales-Hyder area holds up, then maybe those areas will join the POW-H and become the Prince of Wales-Kake-Port Alexander-Hyder CA.

[RBH]

would there be much lost if they just put all of the SE Alaska Census Areas into one census area?

Also seems like the only census areas that could realistically move up to Borough/City-Borough would be Valdez and/or Cordova.

[RBH]

Places listed in Aleutians East

Akutan: Obama 52, Romney 22 (24% White, 16% Native)
Cold Bay: Romney 30, Obama 1 (72% White, 17% Native)
King Cove: Romney 67, Obama 56 (47% Native, 15% White)
Sand Point: Romney 95, Obama 71 (42% Native, 28% White)

I believe he covered the Asian aspect of the Aleutians too

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