I am curious blue / I am curious red

[Bucky]

Poll question: I am curious blue / I am curious red

for the sake of tallying only, let's call Floridians red. Everybody else, you know who won your state last time. Do you currently live in a red state (one that voted for Bush) or a blue state state (one that voted for Gore)?

[Doomsayer13]

1. California

Blue state all the way

[AlFrankenFan]

2. Same

:)

[anti-bush]

3. Texas, sigh... n/t

[Rationality]

4. Floriduh... but Gainesville is solidly blue

[Piperay]

5. California blue...

and it will stay that way in-spite of having the groper as gov.

[Blayde Starrfyre]

6. Blue

Blue, Washington. Just wanted to say I dug the reference to Swedish 60's art cinema. Took a class on Scandinavian cinema last quarter. However, the films were crap.

[VolcanoJen]

7. Ohio - Red, here

Although Buckeye voters tipped the state to Clinton-Gore in '92 and '96, we fell to Bush-Cheney in '00 (but by a rather small margin for a large state; 165,019 votes):

2000 Presidential Election - Ohio

George W. Bush/Richard Cheney 2,351,209 49.97%
Albert Gore Jr./Joseph Lieberman 2,186,190 46.46%
Ralph Nader/Winona LaDuke 117,857 2.50%

- Source: www.uselectionatlas.org

[Wonco_the_Sane]

8. Ohio

:(
sigh
:(

[joshdawg]

9. Texas (very heavy sigh)

Unfortunately, there are some Texans (those who voted for Bush*) who don't have enough sense to pour *iss out of a boot. I still love my state despite the fact that Perry is still governor.

[rhite5]

10. Oregon - Blue, but just barely

[La_Serpiente]

11. Hawaii

land of the uber-liberals :evilgrin:

[TSIAS]

12. Florida

Palm Beach County is solidly blue, though.

We went 62-35 Gore, even with all the difficulties with the ballot.

[Paulie]

13. IL is Blue

Not much left of Repub in state politics. Give us a chance to clean our our Federal ones this year! :)


Gore 2,588,884 55% 22
Bush 2,019,256 43%
Nader 103,754 2%
Buchanan 16,106 0%
Browne 11,621 0%
Hagelin 2,127 0%

[FDRrocks]

14. I live in a purple state n/t