Do I read the map correctly? San Diego county went blue?

[question everything]

As well as Riverside and Kern? These have always been strong conservative counties. And.. with the worst housing markets..

[Ladyhawk]

1. How can I find out about Tuolumne County?

It's red, but I want to see if the times are a'changin'.

[question everything]

4. Look at the map from CNN for California

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/results/individual/#mapPCA

Toulumne went for McCain 55%

[Ladyhawk]

5. Foothills are red again. Oh well. n/t

[tribeofdot]

6. Hey,

55% is a lot closer then in the past. If I do recall.

[Richard D]

2. So did Fresno.

[padia]

8. fresno is close

the posting @11:37pm on the 4th shows fresno count with a 26 vote gap between Obama and McCain. which is better than the 16% gap Kerry got whooped with. I also checked my absentee status & it is not yet counted. if mine that was turned in 10-15-08 and, the county clerk has verified that it is in, has not been counted i'm thinking there may be another 50 thousand (ok maybe a little wishful thinking)to count it is very possible for fresno to go blue yet.

[padia]

9. as of the friday

posting we are up by 360 votes with 56,000 left to count/verify. hopefully by the time it is all counted we can be a full % or more up, but to have a big blue bow tie put on the state i would settle for even a single vote victory

[Oerdin]

3. San Diego

SD County went Obama 54-45 with 1% going to other candidates. MSNBC has an excellent interactive map with every county in every state.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3032553

[OnionPatch]

7. Wow! Riverside County went blue?

This is the first I heard of that! :woohoo: :woohoo:

I'd like to believe our local Dem club earned at least a little share of the credit for that! :applause:

[AnAnonymousDemocrat]

10. Congrats to all of Southern California

Now if we can just convince them to support marriage equality. We'll get there.