Looking at money contributed as a proxy for votes, we have taken a stab at showing which party dominates different areas of the country. The darker the color, the more of a landslide it was for the winning party.
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All calculations are based on records filed with the FEC of
contributions by all individuals totalling more than $200 (and some totalling less than $200) to a single Republican or Democratic presidential campaign or national committee between January 1, 2003 and October 13, 2004. This site is updated according to the reporting schedule set by the FEC. (Search results are as current as possible, maps may lag by a month or two). Lastly, our summaries of the FEC databases are NOT perfect. Their records are a total mess and we have done our best. |
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Any information copied, or otherwise obtained, from any report or statement, or any
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