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1 Democratic Domination in The Pacific States By: Ben Vail and Marianne Needham

2 Hawaii

3 California

4 Oregon

5 Washington

6 Hawaii Carl Klarner 1959-2000 dataset, "Measurement of Partisan Balance of State Government."

7 California Carl Klarner 1959-2000 dataset, "Measurement of Partisan Balance of State Government."

8 Oregon Carl Klarner 1959-2000 dataset, "Measurement of Partisan Balance of State Government."

9 Washington Carl Klarner 1959-2000 dataset, "Measurement of Partisan Balance of State Government."

10 Liberalism CAHI ORWA Berry, Ringquest, et al, Measuring Citizen and State Government Ideology, American Journal of Political Science, January 1998.

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12 Hawaii 1960 2004 Democratic Victory Blue = Republican

13 Washington 2004 1960 Democratic VictoryRepublican Victory Blue = Republican

14 Oregon 20041960 Democratic Victory Republican Victory Blue = Republican

15 California Democratic Victory Republican Victory 1960 2004 Blue = Republican

16 Conclusions States are strongly democratic Educated People - High Tech Jobs and Minorities Urban vs. Rural States are trending liberal

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