Jenny Said:

Do you know where I can find voter demographics on a state by state level for the 2008 election?

We Answered:

i've looked for that stuff myself without much luck. the media doesn't like to acknowledge that the 3rd parties got any votes at all, so they just report the R/D split.

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/ might be an okay place to start

Eric Said:

Demographic election project?

We Answered:

CNN Politics has been reporting voting trends by demographics. If you want to look at their data and see the different trends you could probably come up with something.

Here's a link showing you an example.

Good luck.

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primari…

Audrey Said:

I am looking for charts that explain two kinds of data for the 2008 election?

We Answered:

Try the CNN link below.

Doris Said:

Demographics for Republicans 2008 election?

We Answered:

You could use google and search for

voter demographics 2008 presidential election

Or you can start by using this site.

http://brandtao.wordpress.com/2008/11/06…

I was a little surprised that a majority of Catholics voted for Obama because he is pro-choice.

This one might be better as it gives more detail.

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/results…

UPDATE: Be sure to click on the arrows as there is 7 pages

Eric Said:

what are the 2008 general election voter demographics? Age, race, income, region of country, etc. ?

We Answered:

age -old race -white income- middle class region- northeast never missed a vote

Elaine Said:

2012 election prediction, good/bad?

We Answered:

I hope Ron Paul wins the 2012 Presidential Election.