2008 Electoral Map by counties...

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It would appear that heavily urbanized areas are blue and rural areas are red.

Where did I read that the census said only 20% of Americans live in rural areas?

In comparison to past elections, I see the pendulum swinging. From the right to the left; from the left to the right.

They say that Bush's legacy will, now, be giving America (and the world) Obama.
 
Wokamuka said:
It would appear that heavily urbanized areas are blue and rural areas are red.

Where did I read that the census said only 20% of Americans live in rural areas?

In comparison to past elections, I see the pendulum swinging. From the right to the left; from the left to the right.

They say that Bush's legacy will, now, be giving America (and the world) Obama.
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Well my area is considered rural and it went blue. I'm happy with that! :)
 
I live in a suburb that has 60,000 residents and my neighborhood is entirely Conservative.
 
:shock: The county I live in (Anne Arundel) is RED!! Damn, I live among Republicans. No wonder I saw so many McCain signs in my area. Interesting.

But close call though...McCain 50.4% and Obama 48.1%
 
shel90 said:
:shock: The county I live in (Anne Arundel) is RED!! Damn, I live among Republicans. No wonder I saw so many McCain signs in my area. Interesting.

But close call though...McCain 50.4% and Obama 48.1%
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Shel,

You're not alone! I live in a Conservative neighborhood where everyone supported McCain -- and I mean *everyone*. (My sister told me about all of the McCain signs found in people's yards while in her neighborhood there was an even division between McCain and Obama signs.)
 
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A "red" state that voted for George W. Bush in 2004. I love it! :D
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not whole state :)

from the article link that netrox provided;

"Democrat Barack Obama won the Omaha-based 2nd Congressional District on Friday, scooping up one of the state's five electoral votes."
 
Mine is 52 percent Obama, in Clark County WA ;)
 
Boult said:
not whole state :)

from the article link that netrox provided;

"Democrat Barack Obama won the Omaha-based 2nd Congressional District on Friday, scooping up one of the state's five electoral votes."
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Interesting. Thanks for correcting me, Boult. :)
 
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