Red/Blue Maps

Courtesy of USA Today, the (still incomplete) red/blue state map of Tuesday's results:


2004 Presidential Vote, County-by-County (click to enlarge)

Compare the same map four years ago:


2000 Presidential Vote, County-by-County (click to enlarge)

(via The Corner)

More:

A Princeton University map. It's red, blue and purple; the shading shows the strength of the party in each county:


2004 Presidential Vote, County-by-County, with shading (click to enlarge)

Seems like good nuance. An analysis of the map by William J. Stuntz at Tech Central:

Democrats aren't likely to win when they can't top Dukakis in the Midwest. And this is a moving target. Bush won Missouri in 2000; this time, he won Missouri and Iowa. With similar candidates in 2008, the Republicans might win all four. Ohio could be the least of the Democrats' problems.

(via Instapundit)

Still More:

Yahoo's map, with updated vote totals.

More and More:

Michael Gastner, Cosma Shalizi and Mark Newman of the University of Michigan have a collection of maps including ones weighted by population.