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The Truth About The Bush/Gore Political Maps

People vote, not trees or rocks or territories. While the Electoral College helps small states to a limited degree, it is the population of the several states that matters most. This map on the left is what politicians, their staffs and political consultants actually see when they look at a map of our nation (bush_vs_gore1).

Looking at a territorial map of the United States, it appears that George W. Bush won a sweeping majority. That is a misrepresentation, however, because he carried most of the large, but lightly populated states throughout the country. This political map on the right (bush_vs_gore2) shows just how close the race really was, with Gore's political territory matching Bush's in proportionate size. This projection is based on the 2000 Census.