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Tag Archives: 2008 presidential election
To What Extent Does Income Affect Voting Behavior When Accounting For Race?
In heavily Hispanic Californian neighborhoods, wealth had no relationship with voting patterns in the 2008 United States presidential election and the 2010 California gubernatorial election. Continue reading
Posted in California, Hispanics, Income, Race, Whites
Tagged 2008 presidential election, 2010 California gubernatorial election, elections, Hispanics, income, Politics, Race, voting patterns, whites
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The Winds of Change in Georgia, Part 1
This is the first part of two posts describing a fascinating election in Georgia. The second part can be found here. Continue reading
Posted in Georgia
Tagged 2008 presidential election, Democrats, elections, Georgia, Herman Talmadge, Mack Mattingly, Politics, Republicans, shift
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Analyzing Obama’s Weak Spots – Part 3: Appalachia, South Central and the 2010 Midterms
This is the final part of three posts analyzing the congressional districts President Barack Obama underperformed in. It will focus on the movement in Appalachia and the South Central United States. The previous parts can be found starting here. The … Continue reading
An Era of Republican Presidential Dominance?
It’s been somewhat fashionable amongst the Washington beltway to classify the past few decades as an era dominated by the Republican Party, at least on the presidential level. According to this view, Republican presidential dominance started under President Ronald Reagan, … Continue reading
Posted in Republicans
Tagged 2008 presidential election, Democrats, elections, political system, Politics, Republican hegemony, Republicans
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