Senate101 asked:
Without Chicago and NYC, New York and a Chicago would be swing states.
| True | False |
| True | False |
| True | False |
| 64% | 36% |
| 120 Votes |
| 64% | 36% |
Gender
MF
63%
95
73%
19
Age
<2121-40>40
100%70%62%
100%
1
70%
54
62%
51
Income
<50k50-100k>100k
66%55%78%
66%
27
55%
36
78%
33
Party
DemocratRepublicanIndependentLibertarian
60%75%69%55%
60%
23
75%
32
69%
43
55%
9
Alaska
(2 votes)
| 100% |
Alaska (2 votes) |
100% |
Alabama (1 votes) |
100% |
Arkansas (1 votes) |
100% |
Arizona (4 votes) |
25% | 75% |
California (14 votes) |
71% | 29% |
Colorado (3 votes) |
66% | 34% |
Connecticut (1 votes) |
100% |
Wash. D.C. (0 votes) |
100% |
Delaware (1 votes) |
100% |
Florida (9 votes) |
55% | 45% |
Georgia (2 votes) |
100% |
Guam (0 votes) |
100% |
Hawaii (0 votes) |
100% |
Iowa (0 votes) |
100% |
Idaho (0 votes) |
100% |
Illinois (4 votes) |
75% | 25% |
Indiana (1 votes) |
100% |
Kansas (1 votes) |
100% |
Kentucky (0 votes) |
100% |
Louisiana (1 votes) |
100% |
Mass. (1 votes) |
100% |
Maryland (2 votes) |
100% |
Maine (0 votes) |
100% |
Michigan (2 votes) |
50% | 50% |
Minnesota (2 votes) |
100% |
Missouri (1 votes) |
100% |
Mississippi (0 votes) |
100% |
Montana (0 votes) |
100% |
N. Carolina (2 votes) |
100% |
N. Dakota (1 votes) |
100% |
Nebraska (2 votes) |
50% | 50% |
N. Hampshire (0 votes) |
100% |
New Jersey (1 votes) |
100% |
New Mexico (0 votes) |
100% |
Nevada (0 votes) |
100% |
New York (8 votes) |
75% | 25% |
Ohio (5 votes) |
40% | 60% |
Oklahoma (0 votes) |
100% |
Oregon (2 votes) |
50% | 50% |
Penn. (9 votes) |
77% | 23% |
Puerto Rico (0 votes) |
100% |
R. Island (0 votes) |
100% |
S. Carolina (2 votes) |
100% |
South Dakota (0 votes) |
100% |
Tennessee (1 votes) |
100% |
Texas (7 votes) |
100% |
Utah (4 votes) |
50% | 50% |
Virginia (3 votes) |
100% |
Virgin Is. (0 votes) |
100% |
Vermont (0 votes) |
100% |
Washington (1 votes) |
100% |
Wisconsin (4 votes) |
75% | 25% |
W. Virginia (0 votes) |
100% |
Wyoming (0 votes) |
100% |
Last updated: 2024-04-19T05:42:39+00:00