Looking for ranking of states from bluest (biggest Kerry win) to reddest (biggest * win)

[skipos]

Anyone have any links or graphs?

[WannaJumpMyScooter]

1. did you try google? or are you just

hoping someone has already done the work>?

http://www-personal.umich.edu/~mejn/election/

[skipos]

2. Are you trying to help or be a pain in the ass?

Yes I tried google.

[WannaJumpMyScooter]

3. did you see the link>?

that should help, no?

[skipos]

6. But I am looking for

A list that shows how much Bush or Kerry won each state, and therefor how "red" or "blue" each states is. I know I have seen a graph of that info on DU before, unfortunately I didn't bookmark it.

[MannyGoldstein]

4. Check out the Liberality Score On BlueWorksBetter.Com

e.g., http://blueworksbetter.com/Divorce - the Liberality Score in the tables is the ratio of Kerry voters to Bush voters.

(It's my blog.)

[WannaJumpMyScooter]

5. Manny... did you get the email

about literacy and red/blue?

[MannyGoldstein]

9. Yes Thank You!

I appreciate the info!

[skipos]

7. Perfect. Thanks. nt

[fujiyama]

8. Here's the ranking:

http://uselectionatlas.org/
Place  	State  	Elec Vote  	Total Votes  	Rank  	Democratic
1	District of Columbia 	3 	227,586 	1 	202,970 	 89.18%
2	Massachusetts 	12 	2,912,388 	1 	1,803,800 	 61.94%
3	Rhode Island 	4 	437,134 	1 	259,760 	 59.42%
4	Vermont 	3 	312,309 	1 	184,067 	 58.94%
5	New York 	31 	7,391,036 	1 	4,314,280 	 58.37%
6	Maryland 	10 	2,386,678 	1 	1,334,493 	 55.91%
7	Illinois 	21 	5,274,322 	1 	2,891,550 	 54.82%
8	Connecticut 	7 	1,578,769 	1 	857,488 	 54.31%
9	California 	55 	12,419,857 	1 	6,745,485 	 54.31%
10	Hawaii 	4 	429,013 	1 	231,708 	 54.01%
11	Maine 	4 	740,752 	1 	396,842 	 53.57%
12	Delaware 	3 	375,190 	1 	200,152 	 53.35%
13	New Jersey 	15 	3,611,691 	1 	1,911,430 	 52.92%
14	Washington 	11 	2,859,084 	1 	1,510,201 	 52.82%
15	Oregon 	7 	1,836,782 	1 	943,163 	 51.35%
16	Michigan 	17 	4,839,252 	1 	2,479,183 	 51.23%
17	Minnesota 	10 	2,828,387 	1 	1,445,014 	 51.09%
18	Pennsylvania 	21 	5,769,590 	1 	2,938,095 	 50.92%
19	New Hampshire 	4 	677,738 	1 	340,511 	 50.24%
20	Wisconsin 	10 	2,997,007 	1 	1,489,504 	 49.70%
21	Iowa 	7 	1,506,908 	2 	741,898 	 49.23%
22	New Mexico 	5 	756,304 	2 	370,942 	 49.05%
23	Ohio 	20 	5,627,908 	2 	2,741,167 	 48.71%
24	Nevada 	5 	829,587 	2 	397,190 	 47.88%
25	Florida 	27 	7,609,810 	2 	3,583,544 	 47.09%
26	Colorado 	9 	2,130,330 	2 	1,001,732 	 47.02%
27	Missouri 	11 	2,731,364 	2 	1,259,171 	 46.10%
28	Virginia 	13 	3,198,367 	2 	1,454,742 	 45.48%
29	Arkansas 	6 	1,054,945 	2 	469,953 	 44.55%
30	Arizona 	10 	2,012,585 	2 	893,524 	 44.40%
31	North Carolina 	15 	3,501,007 	2 	1,525,849 	 43.58%
32	West Virginia 	5 	755,887 	2 	326,541 	 43.20%
33	Tennessee 	11 	2,437,319 	2 	1,036,477 	 42.53%
34	Louisiana 	9 	1,943,106 	2 	820,299 	 42.22%
35	Georgia 	15 	3,301,875 	2 	1,366,149 	 41.37%
36	South Carolina 	8 	1,617,730 	2 	661,699 	 40.90%
37	Mississippi 	6 	1,152,365 	2 	458,094 	 39.75%
38	Kentucky 	8 	1,795,860 	2 	712,733 	 39.69%
39	Indiana 	11 	2,468,002 	2 	969,011 	 39.26%
40	Montana 	3 	450,445 	2 	173,710 	 38.56%
41	South Dakota 	3 	388,215 	2 	149,244 	 38.44%
42	Texas 	34 	7,410,765 	2 	2,832,704 	 38.22%
43	Alabama 	9 	1,883,449 	2 	693,933 	 36.84%
44	Kansas 	6 	1,187,756 	2 	434,993 	 36.62%
45	Alaska 	3 	312,598 	2 	111,025 	 35.52%
46	North Dakota 	3 	312,833 	2 	111,052 	 35.50%
47	Oklahoma 	7 	1,463,758 	2 	503,966 	 34.43%
48	Nebraska 	5 	778,186 	2 	254,328 	 32.68%
49	Idaho 	4 	598,447 	2 	181,098 	 30.26%
50	Wyoming 	3 	243,428 	2 	70,776 	 29.07%
51	Utah 	5 	927,844 	2 	241,199 	 26.00%
	Total 	538 	122,293,548 	2 	59,028,439 	48.27%