(redirected fromRed states and blue states) Wikipedia n. A US state in which a majority of the electorate votes for the Democratic candidate in a statewide election. [From the fact that states that have elected Democratic candidates are often colored blue on maps in media reports.] ...
Wikipedia (European Politics)originally, one who maintained extreme republican doctrines in France, - because a red liberty cap was the badge of the party; an extreme radical in social reform. See underRed. See also:Red,Republican Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. &...
You only have to look at the map and ask the question ‘who won the election?’ to see the problem. There is more red than blue which suggests a win for the Republicans when the opposite was the case. The electoral college voting system means that a state...
The red and the blue; Across America and here in Minnesota, the classic election-night map - showing blue for areas that vote Democratic and red for Republican - has come to represent a divide that is not only political but cultural.(NEWS)(OP EX)...
News coverage showed election results with a two-tone map. A red state meant it was won by the Republican candidate and a blue state meant it was won by the Democrat. That election gave momentum to the political use of both colors. The pundits, the pundits like to slice and dice our ...
Electoral Map: Blue or Red States Since 2000 As the 2016 election cycle approached, the electoral map had become pretty predictable. All but 10 states1had voted consistently Democratic or Republican for (at least) the prior four consecutive presidential elections. For the GOP, this represented ...
Participants viewed maps of state-by-state Presidential election results that were either Electoral (red/Republican or blue/Democrat) or Proportional (purples that proportionally reflected each group's support). Half of the maps also displayed state-level numeric electoral results. Participants viewing ...
How population shifts could change the political mapHover over the map above to see how states could shift politically because of migration trends. Which blue states could turn bluer? According to realtor.com, the following traditionally blue states could become even more blue this election cycle...
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light red. Some people may consider North Carolina or Iowa a light red state, and others may consider them swing states. Conversely, some people may consider Georgia and Arizona dark red states, but others may consider them light red due to their potential to switch in an upcoming election....