1. Interactive Maps - People Places, Geography, Places Regions, U.S. Geography, Sou People Places / Geography / Places Regions / U.S. Geography / South Carolina / Interactive Maps Interactive Maps http://www.studysphere.com/Site/Sphere_7593.html

2. Interactive Maps - Education Resource - StudySphere People Places / Geography / Places Regions / U.S. Geography / South Carolina /Interactive Maps http://www.studysphere.com/education/South-Carolina-Interactive-Maps-7593.html

3. ElectionDissection.com: January 2008 A bad omen for South Carolina? Interactive maps for both parties. Note that Clinton lost in Washtenaw county, home of the University of Michigan. http://electiondissection.blogspot.com/2008_01_01_archive.html

Wednesday, January 16, 2008 Michigan I Some interesting things coming out of Michigan. On the Democratic side, the fact that only Clinton was on the ballot makes interpreting the resultsClinton vs. "Non committed" somewhat troublesome. Namely, we don't know how this affected turnout. With no delegates at stake and the major candidates not campaigning there, its hard to use the results as a gauge for what a true Michigan Democratic primary would have looked like. Nonetheless, Thomas Edsall's look at the exit polls reveals some interesting things vis a vis Clinton vs. Obama. As in the earlier contests, Clinton does better among the less affluent and the older, Obama better among the younger and more affluent. When it comes to race, Clinton fared very poorly. A bad omen for South Carolina? Interactive maps for both parties. Note that Clinton lost in Washtenaw county, home of the University of Michigan. Posted by CBMurray at 9:53 AM 0 comments Monday, January 14, 2008 Some Interesting Commentary Yesterday's column by George Will raised some interesting points and brought to the forefront some data I hadn't really realized. I found these two paragraphs particularly of interest...

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