anybody know where to buy a good map of the red and blue states 2004?? (vanity)

[lilmsdangrus]

I know, its a vanity, but I have been searching and can't find any site that sells a good quality copy of the election map ( red and blue states) Anybody know of one??? Really want one on my wall, proud of our voters!

[skeptoid]

C-SPAN has a good one:
http://network.ap.org/dynamic/files/specials/election_night_2004/us_map_govsenhouse/index.html?SITE=CSPANELN&SECTION=POLITICS

They have lots of other good stuff; start with Site Index page, under Current Events click 2004 Election...etc

[skeptoid]

The should be:

...under Current Events click 2004 Vote.....

[lilmsdangrus]

thanks, appreciate it- I am checking it out now!

[kinsman redeemer]

I like this one from World Mag.

[lilmsdangrus]

thank you- I still don't see anyone offering one for sale- guess I'll have to take one to my local printer, and have them run off a quality one. appreciate the response.

[Publius6961]

I have been looking for a map showing both the states and the counties with an electronic file large enough to print clear posters and to make tee shirts...

Still looking.

[lilmsdangrus]

ping me if you find anything!! Thanks.

[Seeking the truth]

Why don't you click here & see 2004 County by County Election Map tee shirt already ready for sale?

[SwinneySwitch]

Here's the county map, but they're still counting votes.

http://bushcountry.org/bushcountry-store/bush-country-posters.htm

[lilmsdangrus]

Thanks, that is the only one I could find online- I just sent them mail asking if they would be restocking that map. appreciate the response.

[lilmsdangrus]

found quite a few t-shirts for sale, but I would like a high quality map to put conspicuously on my living room wall for awhile, if you know what I mean. (not that I will ever get rid of it)

[zeebee]

There is a high quality pdf format county map (858K) here: http://alt.cimedia.com/ajc/pdf/elect_results_uscounty.pdf

[kinsman redeemer]

The US Geological Survey (usgs.gov) (federal agency) posts an excellent set of US Presendential Election maps-- but the 2004 map is not yet posted.

http://nationalatlas.gov

Go right here to see how to get the paper map from USGS. This is the best cartographic effort I have seen if you are interested in the historical trends of the POTUS elections.

BTW - I am a cartographer.