What Painted Us So Indelibly Red and Blue?
Red, but how long?
Democrat" vs. "Republican": Where Did The Parties Get Their Names? - Dictionary.com
As Blue Wave Fizzles, Houston-Area Democrats Savor What Progress They Can - UT News
50 Years of Electoral College Maps: How the U.S. Turned Red and Blue - The New York Times
Why Democrats are blue and Republicans are red.
You'll Never Guess Why Republicans Are Red, Democrats Blue - ABC News
Does the Red-State/Blue-State Model of U.S. Electoral Politics Still Work? | GeoCurrents
Red states and blue states - Wikipedia
Political Animals: Republican Elephants and Democratic Donkeys | Arts & Culture| Smithsonian Magazine
Red States, Blue States: Mapping the Presidential Election | JFK Library
Red States Outnumber Blue for First Time in Gallup Tracking
Increasingly dissatisfied voters favor getting a third party choice
The 2018 Map Looked A Lot Like 2012 … And That Got Me Thinking About 2020 | FiveThirtyEight
America 101: Why Red for Republicans and Blue for Democrats? - HISTORY
Can Anything Stop Republicans From Rolling Back Rights? - The Atlantic
CommonWealth Magazine
U.S. Political Party Preferences Shifted Greatly During 2021
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Analysis: The blue dots in Texas' red political sea | The Texas Tribune
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How your state voted in 2016, compared to 15 prior elections - Vox
Not all states are red or blue: in search of the purple states | YouGov
Democrats move to crush red states' rise and threat | The Hill
Would you vote for a Democrat who behaves like a Republican? : News Center
Republicans, Democrats differ on what (besides family) brings meaning in life | Pew Research Center
Red States Least Educated in the U.S. | Time
American policy is splitting, state by state, into two blocs | The Economist
