Election Trends by Group

Political Party Affiliation: 30 States Blue, 4 Red in '09 So Far

Utah and Wyoming are most Republican

August 3, 2009
Through June of 2009, the number of states with solid Democratic and solid Republican advantages in party identification remains unchanged from 2008. Aside from the District of Columbia, Massachusetts now ranks as the most Democratic state in the nation, while Utah and Wyoming continue to be the most Republican.More ...

Overall Candidate Support

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Candidate Support by Age

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Candidate Support by Education

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Candidate Support by Education Among Whites

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Candidate Support by Gender

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Candidate Support by Gender Among Whites

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Candidate Support by Political Party and Ideology

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Candidate Support by Race

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Candidate Support by Region

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