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Huckabee share of Iowa Caucus votes

On January 4, 2008 By admin

Of the record number of votes (nearly 350, 600) cast in yesterday’s caucuses, Republicans share was a little over 28%, i.e., more than 116,000. That is still just 20% of the all those who are registered as Republicans. And they have managed to change the direction of the GOP nomination by voting in record numbers [...]

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Romney's share of Iowa Caucus votes

On January 4, 2008 By admin

Of the record number of votes (nearly 350, 600) cast in yesterday’s caucuses, Republicans share was a little over 28%, i.e., more than 116,000. That is still just 20% of the all those who are registered as Republicans. And they have managed to change the direction of the GOP nomination by voting in record numbers [...]

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Thompson share of Iowa Caucus votes

On January 4, 2008 By admin

Of the record number of votes (nearly 350, 600) cast in yesterday’s caucuses, Republicans share was a little over 28%, i.e., more than 116,000. That is still just 20% of the all those who are registered as Republicans. And they have managed to change the direction of the GOP nomination by voting in record numbers [...]

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Clinton share of Iowa caucus vote by county

On January 4, 2008 By admin

Of the record number of votes (nearly 350,600) cast in yesterday’s caucuses, Democrats share was a little over 71%, i.e., more than 250,000. That is nearly 38% of the total registered Democrats. Iowa also have very large number of Independents and many of who may have voted for one of the Democratic candidates. Clinton with [...]

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Edwards share of Iowa caucus vote by county

On January 4, 2008 By admin

Of the record number of votes (nearly 350, 600) cast in yesterday’s caucuses, Democrats share was a little over 71%, i.e., more than 250,000. That is nearly 38% of the total registered Democrats. Iowa also have very large number of Independents and many of who may have voted for one of the Democratic candidates. Edwards [...]

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Obama share of Iowa caucus vote by county

On January 4, 2008 By admin

Of the record number of votes (nearly 350, 600) cast in yesterday’s caucuses, Democrats share was a little over 71%, i.e., more than 250,000. That is nearly 38% of the total registered Democrats. Iowa also have very large number of Independents and many of who may have voted for one of the Democratic candidates. And [...]

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Likely Caucus-goers by voting-districts in Iowa

On January 1, 2008 By admin

Iowa caucuses are just three days away and even with near constant media coverage; huge amount of personal time and campaign money spent by candidates from either party, its not yet clear who may win the Iowa Caucuses. Nearly all the recent polls put the top three democratic candidates in a virtual tie while [...]

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Chris Marentis and Next Gen GeoCommons

On December 12, 2007 By Sean Gorman

Wanted to take this opportunity to let folks know that Chris Marentis has joined up with FortiusOne (check the new website) as our President and Chief Operations Officer. Chris was most recently CEO at Clearspring Technologies – the leading provider of cross-platform widget services. We are very excited and flattered that Chris has [...]

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NeoGeography vs. GIS: The Steel Cage Death Match Continues

On December 10, 2007 By Sean Gorman

There has been a flurry of blogging the last couple of days over a post on the “All Point Blog” that “Neogeography is not GIS“. The most interesting part has been seeing the response from friends like, Peter Batty, Andrew Turner, and Daniel Flatla, who’ve spent a lot of time thinking [...]

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GeoServer Map Collaboration Tools – "NYC Street Maps"

On December 6, 2007 By Sean Gorman

We’ve been doing work recently integrating GeoServer with GeoCommons to provide more hooks and capabilities for our platform. I was catching up reading the GeoServer blog and saw a new demo they had going to demonstrate their map annotations tools in development.

The map only has a base street map for [...]

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