This is part three of my series looking at the political geography of elections at the state level. In it, I present maps and data for the average of statewide races from 2004 to present by county for each state and by precinct where data is available. This is to give you a better visual idea of which parts of a state are more or less friendly to each party. Additionally, I compare Obama's 2008 performance to the average to see which areas he performs better or worse than would be expected by a local Democrat. You can find part 1 on the Northeast and part 2 on the Southeast here.
All county level data is from Dave Leip's Atlas while all precinct level data was taken from Dave's Redistricting App. You can click on most of the maps for a larger image.
