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PSC 311:
Voters,
Parties, and Elections in America
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Presidency
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Policymaking System
Election '06 Analysis:
Notes
| Maps and Graphs | Deval
Patrick (D-MA) & Sen. Obama at Rally
Page compiled, using data from AP via NYT,
for academic purposes only, by Jeremy
Lewis, revised 14 Nov. '06.
US House races '06, Democrats took back
control of the House with 229 seats to 196.
Democrats gained 28, or held (blue);
Republicans held safe seats, but did not gain any marginal seats, with
a few still undecided by 11 Nov.
In AL district 3, Mike Rogers held his seat
with nearly 60%.
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Alabama's US House seats by district
number, plus Governor.
Gov. Riley won reelection with 58%; and all
US Reps. won reelection easily.
Huntingdon College is in Everett's district
2 but Montgomery's eastern suburbs (from Bell Rd) are in Roger's district
3.
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US Senate races '06 with MT highlighted:
Democrats gain 6 seats to retake control
of the Senate. In a close race in Montana, a powerful incumbent is
narrowly defeated.
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US Senate map with VA race highlighted:
in a close race, another strong incumbent
is defeated.
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Governors races, '06, with AL highlighted:
WIth a switch of control in 6 states, the
Democrats regain control of the majority of state executives.
Alabama's Gov. Riley has a landslide reelection.
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AL counties map: votes for Governor
Black soil belt and northwest rural areas
for Baxley (D); the rest for Riley (R)
Montgomery county was almost evenly split.
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Alabama US House districts: Table
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Blank AL map of counties: can be filled
in.
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