Left, Right, or Middle of the Road?

[Lmo1131]

Would you say that this map accurately portrays Indiana?

Red being 'conservative', blue 'liberal'.

 

[Bugzilla]

I would think Lake County would show more blue.

 

[d.kaufman]

Personally I think there's some areas that blue would be a little heavier. Lake County for example, especially the Northern area closest to the Illinois border and along the lake as well

 

[CANDYMANGRAHAM83]

Northwest would definitely be more blue. Everything else seems about right.

 

[Breeve]

Northwest would definitely be more blue. Everything else seems about right.

Definitely more blue. Lake Laporte and Porter county

 

[CANDYMANGRAHAM83]

Definitely more blue. Lake Laporte and Porter county

I’m in Morgan county and I’m puzzled by our speck of blue, lol

 

[Breeve]

I’m in Morgan county and I’m puzzled by our speck of blue, lol

With Laporte and Michigan City being in Laporte County and barely and blue there, I'd say the map is off or old.

 

[KellyinAvon]

I'm looking at Hendricks and Marion County and wondering about this.

 

[CANDYMANGRAHAM83]

I'm looking at Hendricks and Marion County and wondering about this.

I’m not surprised by Marion. Hendricks I thought was more conservative.

 

[KellyinAvon]

I’m not surprised by Marion. Hendricks I thought was more conservative.

I thought Marion (re-elected Boss Hogg with 70% of the vote) would be more blue. Likewise the eastern side of Hendricks County (Brownsburg, Avon, Plainfield, where the 6A high schools are found) looks a bit too blue.

 

[rhamersley]

I’m not surprised by Marion. Hendricks I thought was more conservative.

Hendricks is more conservative. That map shows the area area I’m in as dark blue…no way. We’re definitely getting spillover from Marion, but not as much as they’re claiming. (Another reason, though, I want to move further out).

 

[rhamersley]

I thought Marion (re-elected Boss Hogg with 70% of the vote) would be more blue. Likewise the eastern side of Hendricks County (Brownsburg, Avon, Plainfield, where the 6A high schools are found) looks a bit too blue.

This map is showing downtown Indy as partially red…no way in heck is that right. Looks like the blue is centered about half a county too far north.

 

[CANDYMANGRAHAM83]

I thought Marion (re-elected Boss Hogg with 70% of the vote) would be more blue. Likewise the eastern side of Hendricks County (Brownsburg, Avon, Plainfield, where the 6A high schools are found) looks a bit too blue.

Now that I look at it again you’re right. Marion has more red than you’d expect for electing a dem. Especially that close to downtown.

 

[buckwacker]

Hamilton is too blue, Marion is too red.

 

[Ingomike]

Doesn't seem right to me...

 

[Bigtanker]

St. Joe county looks wrong. South Bend is showing red/pink and Osceola is showing blue. That's backwards.

 

[Twangbanger]

This has to be 1957. I don't believe the Terre Haute colors. There's too many of Jetta Knight's wild-eyed zealots on the street corner protesting the prison death chamber for there not to be at least a dot of blue. Their mail has to be delivered there, because they never leave. You can see them on Google Earth, for Jeezus sake!

 

[AtTheMurph]

I’m not surprised by Marion. Hendricks I thought was more conservative.

Eastern Hendricks Co is now more like Ben Davis than Danville IMO..