Fundrace 2004

[Yan Wang]

Heh, I saw this story on the New York Times last month... it was very interesting. Everyone do a search for 14850 (Ithaca, NY) and see who we've been contributing to

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Ithaca, NY and close vicinity (14850)...

After the first page (outta 3), donations to Democratic candidates totaled over $87,000.00

I estimated the rest of the donations (on pg 2,3) to total around $30,000

The total donations from Republicans have amounted to [/b]$4855.00[/b]
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[Joshua May]

Originally Posted by Yan Wang

Heh, I saw this story on the New York Times last month... it was very interesting. Everyone do a search for 14850 (Ithaca, NY) and see who we've been contributing to

seems to be a pretty even race between the Dems and Reps, lol. That's a very democratic zip code.

My zip has a split of $2,480 for Bush and $1,725 for Dems, but more people have donated to Democrats than Bush.

[Billfred]

I'm surprised--given the makeup of my state, I'd expect my area to show up blood red, and then the Greenville/Spartanburg area (home of probably the most hardcore Christian conservatives around) would be redder than red.

I'm a pale pink, and Greer (the short name for that area) turns out white. Neutral. Mind-blowing.

[Joshua May]

Originally Posted by Billfred

I'm surprised--given the makeup of my state, I'd expect my area to show up blood red, and then the Greenville/Spartanburg area (home of probably the most hardcore Christian conservatives around) would be redder than red.

I'm a pale pink, and Greer (the short name for that area) turns out white. Neutral. Mind-blowing.

Yeah, looking at my own hometown in North Carolina, I am surprised not to see more Red, it being part of the Bible Belt. But, hey, I'm not complaining.

[Ryan F.]

That's a preety interesting site...though I do wonder how many people they actually do have on the neighbor search. They can't have everyone on there.

check out 20816. The entire first page is $2000. And it's a pretty even split.