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Keep up-to-date on the 2008 election with Google Maps
Browse through these political maps to learn about this year's race for the Presidency and show off your favorites by embedding them around the web for the world to see. Feeling ambitious? Design and create your own elections map with our getting started guide.
Primary Results Map
Use the Primary Results Map to view outcomes of each state primary. See results down to the county level by zooming in on a particular state. |
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Fundrace Map
Use the Fundrace Map to track geographical campaign donor locations. Which regions are contributing the most? |
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Twitter Map
Use the Twitter Map to watch the world discuss politics. The messages appear in real-time from each user's location and reflect thoughts, comments, and current political news. |
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Obama's Journey Map
Use the Obama's Journey Map to track Obama's journey of life, from birth to the present race for the White House. |
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McCain's Journey Map
Use the McCain's Journey Map to track McCain's journey of life, from birth to the present race for the White House. |
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Search Queries Map
Use the Search Queries Map to view Google search trends by state from the 2008 race. Click on the graph to select a specific date of search trends. |
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Campaign Trail Map
Use the Campaign Trail Map to track the candidates as they make their way around the country. |
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Superdelegates Map
Superdelegates get to cast a vote for the nominee at the 2008 Convention, and are not obligated to vote for the candidate who won their state. This map tracks which candidate each of the delegates has endorsed for President. |
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Obama Videos
View videos of Barack Obama's campaign speeches, endorsements and media appearances by clicking on each map icon. Videos will be updated throughout the election year, so check back for more or put this map on your site. |
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McCain Videos
View videos of John McCains's campaign speeches and media appearances by clicking on each map icon. Videos will be updated throughout the election year, so check back for more or embed this map on your site to keep up with the most current selection. |
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Electoral Votes
On election day, it will take at least 270 of the possible 538 electoral votes for John McCain or Barack Obama to win the Presidency. Use this map to predict possible state combinations each candidate needs to win the election. Clicking on a state will change the total electoral vote count per candidate. |
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US Senators
The United States Senate is composed of two senators per state, each of which are granted a six year term. Requirements for senators are that they be over the age of 30, are inhabitants of the state they are chosen and have been US residents for at least nine years. Click the map pins on each state to browse members, or search for a specific senator in the sidebar. |
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US House of Representatives
The United States House of Representatives is composed of 435 members, each of whom serves for a two-year term. Every state receives representation proportional to its population and is entitled to at least one representative. Click the map pins to browse members, or search for a specific representative in the sidebar. |
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Party HQ
Where are the campaign headquarters located for the Democratic and Republican parties? Thanks to the work of the Huffington Post's OffTheBus team, you can visit offices around the nation in just a few key strokes. Live nearby? Take a pic of your state's HQ and send it to campaigntrail@huffingtonpost.com. We'll update the map and give you credit for the photo. |
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