New Mexico Get-Out-The-Vote Maps

FairVote2020 has developed an interactive map showing turnout of registered voters in New Mexico for the 2004 presidential election. Additional maps include census data on race, ethnicity and income. 

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Maps 18 through 21 show election results for Bush-Gore and Bush-Kerry at the precinct and county levels.

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 Turnout in 2004 Presidential Election  (of registered voters in 2004)

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Map 1 (default map) -- Percent Turnout in New Mexico 2004 (of registered voters)

At a scale of about 5 miles, the number of  registered persons (by precinct) who did not vote  in the 2004 election is displayed in purple boxes. Early and absentee votes are included for  turnout calculations.

Precinct boundaries are those in effect in 2000. At a scale of about 3 miles, pie charts display in areas with significant minority populations, showing race/ethnicity components for the over 18 population.

Source:  Excel Spreadsheet by  HelpAmericaRecount.org via Democracy for New Mexico

Maps 2 thru 17 -- Block-Group Socio-Economic Detail Maps

See SocioEcon mapper for map details.

Sources: Census 2000 Summary File 1 (SF 1) 100-Percent Data and SF 3 Sample Data

Note: Block group boundaries cannot be displayed in Map 1. Precinct boundaries cannot be displayed in Maps 2 and above.

Map 18 --  Bush-Gore by Precinct

Head-to-head contest (minus third party votes) Due to unassigned early voters, actual voting behavior of the underlying population may not be accurately reflected in some precincts.

Sources: Federal Elections Project, American University.

Map 19 -- Bush-Gore by County (Head-to-Head Contest) Note that congressional lines are for the 109th congress ( 2005-2006), not the historical 2000 boundaries.

Source:  Dave Leip's Atlas of  US Presidential Elections

Map 20 --  Bush-Kerry by Precinct

Head-to-head contest (minus third party votes). Early and absentee votes are assigned to precincts.

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Source:  Excel Spreadsheet by  HelpAmericaRecount.org via Democracy for New Mexico

Map 21 -- Bush-Kerry by County (Head-to-Head Contest)

At a scale of about 200 miles, green labels  show votes cast for the two major party candidates by county. 

This map does not display election returns below the county level.

Source:  Dave Leip's Atlas of  US Presidential Elections, 12/03/04.

Map 22 -- Party Affiliation (State Senate) 2007

Map 23 -- Party Affiliation (State House) 2007

Map 24 -- Party Affiliation (Congress) 2007

High Detail  "Zoomable"-- Adobe format -- zoom to 200+)   

New Mexico localities with populations over 5,000 (43)

2004 Election Maps

•  Community-wide Bush Kerry Maps
  
  Head-to-head contest (minus third party votes). Early and absentee votes are assigned to precincts.

Source:  Excel Spreadsheet by  HelpAmericaRecount.org via Democracy for New Mexico

2000 Election Maps
 

•  Community-wide Bush Gore Maps
  
  Bush-Gore by precinct (head to head contest excluding third party candidates).  Due to unassigned early voters, actual voting behavior of the underlying population may not be accurately reflected in some precincts.
   

•  Community-wide Turnout Maps (by 18+ pop. in 2000)

Birds-eye view of  turnout for the 18+ population in the 2000 general election. The numbers displayed in purple boxes show unregistered 18+ and non-voting registered voters by precinct,  i.e. everyone over 18 who did not vote.

 Precinct-level turnout rates have not been adjusted to account for unassigned absentee or early voting.

Ten of New Mexico's 33 counties had unassigned early/absentee voting  rates above 15% -- Guadalupe (67%),  San Miguel (53%),  Harding (41%),  Valencia (37%),  Curry (21%), Chavis (21%), Bernalillo (18%), Cibola (18%), Sierra (16%),  and Santa Fe (15%). Catron (14%),  Roosevelt  (14%) , and Dona Ana (12%) are the next highest,  with the twenty remaining counties under 10%  -- ten were below 5%.

Note: About 120 of the 1,346 precincts in 2000 had turnout rates above 100%.  These areas, along with a dozen precincts with missing info, are left blank.

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