Election Results by Congressional Districts, OFFICIAL THREAD

[Fuzzy]

NY and PA 1956 Results, please.

That's for Freep, right?

[Fuzzy]

The West Coast, 1980

[Senator North Carolina Yankee]

NY and PA 1956 Results, please.

That's for Freep, right?

I guess, what did he do, steal your thread?

[Fuzzy]

NY and PA 1956 Results, please.

That's for Freep, right?

I guess, what did he do, steal your thread?

I guess for a little bit.  But I am kind of good at drawing the maps. 

[Landslide Lyndon]

So Denver and Seattle didn't seem to care much about Reagan's conservatives. I guess that's because he was a regional candidate.
Or did Anderson's candidacy split the liberal vote and Reagan won with a plurality?

[Fuzzy]

So Denver and Seattle didn't seem to care much about Reagan's conservatives. I guess that's because he was a regional candidate.
Or did Anderson's candidacy split the liberal vote and Reagan won with a plurality?

Yeah, I'm guessing that if it wern't for Anderson Carter probably would've won WA-7 and CO-1; they were both very close. 

[freepcrusher]

NY and PA 1956 Results, please.

i have to go to work soon so i can only do NY 1-25

1 75% Ike
2 72.5% Ike
3 66.3% Ike
4 61.3% Ike
5 68.8% Ike
6 51.2% Ike
7 66% Ike
8 50.6% Stevenson
9 53.2% Stevenson
10 66% Stevenson
11 71.9% Stevenson
12 62.6% Ike
13 64.8% Stevenson
14 50.3% Ike
15 77.9% Ike (Hasidic Jews maybe?)
16 66.4% Stevenson
17 58.6% Ike
18 51% Ike
19 53% Stevenson
20 58% Stevenson
21 59.7% Stevenson
22 68% Stevenson
23 71.8% Stevenson
24 59.9% Stevenson
25 62.5% Ike

[Senator North Carolina Yankee]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_York%27s_15th_congressional_district
1953-1963:

All of Staten Island
Parts of Brooklyn

[Senator Sbane]

The West Coast, 1980

Excellent, thanks a lot. So the Marin district came in and took a bit of San Francisco it looks like? Anderson did pretty well in those districts south of SF, didn't he? Did he also do pretty well in the west LA county coastal district, pretty much the predecessor of the current 36th.

[Fuzzy]

The West Coast, 1980

Excellent, thanks a lot. So the Marin district came in and took a bit of San Francisco it looks like? Anderson did pretty well in those districts south of SF, didn't he? Did he also do pretty well in the west LA county coastal district, pretty much the predecessor of the current 36th.

Yep, he got double digits in several of them. 

[Fuzzy]

Freepcrusher, where are you?  We could really use some 1950's CD numbers, please.  

[Fuzzy]

And I think Dallasfan was going to post some Massachusetts numbers on this thread too....

[Fuzzy]

Georgia, 1996

[Fuzzy]

Continue?  I almost have the complete 1972 map done, if anyone wants to see it....

[Vasall des Midas]

Nah, too depressing. A map of 1964 in the north and west might be interesting, though. uh...

[shua]

Continue?  I almost have the complete 1972 map done, if anyone wants to see it....

I'd be interested.

[Fuzzy]

Avert your eyes Lewis!  Avert your eyes!!!  





1972 Presidential Election, results by congressional district






But for those of whom like the map, you may view it in better quality at the Gallery.  


FYI:  The Pittburgh and Philly districts were guessed....again.  And 4 CDs in Brooklyn were not accounted for in the book.  There are also some slight differences between this map and the 1972 regional CD maps.  But nothing big.  



Edit:  CA-10 corrected.

[Fuzzy]

Although this is not a presidential map, I thought I might just throw this in for the heck of it.  



House Representation in the South, 1974

[Bleeding heart conservative, HTMLdon]

Although this is not a presidential map, I thought I might just throw this in for the heck of it. 



House Representation in the South, 1974

Didn't a Republican (Robin Beard) represent TN-06 (now mostly TN-07) in 1974?

[Fuzzy]

Although this is not a presidential map, I thought I might just throw this in for the heck of it. 



House Representation in the South, 1974

Didn't a Republican (Robin Beard) represent TN-06 (now mostly TN-07) in 1974?

Whoops, you're right.  My bad.

[Senator North Carolina Yankee]

This opens the door to a whole bunch of possibilities and work for you, Fuzzy.


Since you did a nationwide 1972 PResident Election Results by CD recently why not do a 1972 House election map to compare and marvel at ticket splitting on an advanced scale.



Too bad you can't do really old ones. 1920 President and House by CD would be great.

"Let Not Thine Eyes Be Averted"

Poor Lewis.

[freepcrusher]

1956 new york all ike

26 71.1%
27 73.5%
28 80%
29 77.6%
30 59.1%
31 77.5%
32 72.9%
33 74.7%
34 71.4%
35 73.3%
36 76.5%
37  75.5%
38 67.9%
39 71%
40 66.4%
41 61.2%
42 64.8%
43 72.4%

Ouch. Its interesting that Stevenson lost the Buffalo district. Even McGovern and Mondale won that district. It seems like 1956 was the last election where the republicans were competitive in the urban areas.

[freepcrusher]

Pennsylvania
1 60.9% Stevenson
2 60.2% Stevenson
3 58.1% Stevenson
4 68.6% Stevenson
5 51.6% Stevenson
Ike narrowly won the 6th and demolished Stevenson everywhere else
21st 52.2% Stevenson
26th 56.2% Stevenson
28th 50.2% Stevenson
30th 53.7% Stevenson

[memphis]

1956 new york all ike

26 71.1%
27 73.5%
28 80%
29 77.6%
30 59.1%
31 77.5%
32 72.9%
33 74.7%
34 71.4%
35 73.3%
36 76.5%
37  75.5%
38 67.9%
39 71%
40 66.4%
41 61.2%
42 64.8%
43 72.4%

Ouch. Its interesting that Stevenson lost the Buffalo district. Even McGovern and Mondale won that district. It seems like 1956 was the last election where the republicans were competitive in the urban areas.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_flight

[freepcrusher]

1956 new york all ike

26 71.1%
27 73.5%
28 80%
29 77.6%
30 59.1%
31 77.5%
32 72.9%
33 74.7%
34 71.4%
35 73.3%
36 76.5%
37  75.5%
38 67.9%
39 71%
40 66.4%
41 61.2%
42 64.8%
43 72.4%

Ouch. Its interesting that Stevenson lost the Buffalo district. Even McGovern and Mondale won that district. It seems like 1956 was the last election where the republicans were competitive in the urban areas.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_flight

you mean like this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clayton_County,_Georgia