[xJones]

You can look at the USA Today county-by-county map. That's probably what the libs so upset, they're lost in a sea of red.

[PhotoFixer3]

They should call it Red County vs. Blue County

[ScottfromNJ]

"If you were to look at a county-by-county map of the blue states, you would see that they pretty much mirror the country as a whole - rural areas are red, comprised of Americans who work and are endowed with strong, moral clarity, and large, urban areas are blue, comprised of chronic complainers and conspiracy buffs."

Many of the people who provide the brain power to the corporations in the big "blue state" cities are educated Bush supporters. I work in New York City and know many of these folks, they commute in from the suburbs "red areas"

[carlr]

This shows the brillance of the founding fathers.They only had 13 states but were worried about a few,relativly speaking,urban areas that would control the entire country.Thus was the motive behind the electoral college.

[Savage Beast]

"It still cracks me up when I think of the 2000 election in which Floridians couldn't follow a line from a name to a circle..."

Me too, Shen. You see: the Neanderthals are the ones who vote Democrat.

[Zack Attack]

LOL. There is such a web site. Red Vs Blue

[polygirl]

Shenandoah - Heavens, now you are pulling the "they're too dumb" line, too. You're no better than the snotty dems who think the rest of America is too dumb to "get it".

Nowhere that I know of are otherwise eligible voters required to take intelligence tests before being permitted to register. It is naive, not to mention racially biased, to disparage an entire group of people based on their race - nothing is ever that cut and dried.

[tridentift]

I wonder if you broke out the voting by people who receive social services,[Welfare] how the map would reflect that? I'd be willing to bet large welfare receiving cities dominate Blue in Kerry and hard working average joes in the heartland beat Red for Bush.

Comes down to ethics and how you were raised.

[Peelod]

Has anyone published a red/blue map of the presidential election based on congressional district?

bttt

[foreverfree]

bump

[rdickers]

I'm a new subscriber and welcome the opportunity to participate in this forum, but I am really looking for some help: Shortly after the election, possibly as a result of the exit polls, I heard or saw a report that said homeownership rates for blue city voters was 35%, vs. a 70% rate for red zone voters. I am seeking a source for this information. Maybe you can help me or direct me to someone who can.