Elecction 2012 Graphs

National Electoral College Results 2012 Electoral Map 12 3 7

4

VT 3

3 10

3

3 6

55 10

9

29

16

20

6

5

6

10

20 6

38

11

10 7

5

18 5

13

8

15

11 6 8

4 NH 4 MA 11 RI 4 CT 7 NJ 14 DC 3

DE 3 MD 10

9 6

9

Barack Obama Romney Obama

16

(D)

Mitt Romney (R)

29

3

Unknown Romney Obama

HI 4

206

29

303

Romney

Unknown

Obama 270 votes needed to win

National Popular Vote Results 2012 Popular Vote Map 55% 55%

VT 67%

58%

54%

56%

53% 67%

58%

52% 53%

69%

73%

57%

55%

52%

52%

61%

52%

57% 51%

53%

NH 52% MA 61% RI 63% CT 57%

62%

60%

54%

67%

57%

54%

50%

DE 59%

62%

61%

51%

MD 61%

DC 91% Obama

51%

59%

55%

61%

59%

NJ 58%

55%

61%

53%

National Total Romney • 50% Obama • 48% Romney

62% 173 Romney

HI 72%

Barack Obama (D) 50% Mitt Romney (R) Unknown

100%

2

2012 Presidential Election Votes by Demographic

Gender

Race

Education

Age

Income

Voted for Obama

Voted for Romney

Women

55%

44%

Men

45%

52%

White (non-Hispanic)

39%

59%

Black

93%

6%

Hispanic

71%

27%

Non-College Graduate

51%

47%

College Graduate

50%

48%

18 to 29 years

60%

37%

30 to 44 years

52%

45%

45 to 64 years

47%

51%

64+ years

44%

56%

Less than $50,000

60%

38%

$50,000 to $100,000

46%

52%

$100,000 or more

44%

54%

2012 Senate Results Chart Former Senate Makeup

Dem Not Up for Reelection •

Dem Maintained Seat

51

Dem Defeated Incumbent

•

Dem Won Open Seat

Republican Not Up for Reelection

New Senate Makeup

Republican Maintained Seat

1 15

Republican Defeated Incumbent Republican Won Open Seat Unknown Independent

173 Romney

30

7

2 3

5

• 37

Quick Takeaways While GOP remains the minority, retains filibuster power Expect GOP soulsearching after failure to knock down 2006 Dem Senators Sens.-elect Joe Donnelly of IN, Ted Cruz of TX, and Elizabeth Warren of MA may be brightest stars in new Senate

2012 House Results Chart Former House Makeup 190

240

51 Dem Maintained Seat Republican Maintained Seat

New House Makeup

Unknown

9 193

173 Romney

233

Quick Takeaways • The Republicans were expected to, and did, keep their majority in the House • Partisan expectations aside, there are early signs of a willingness to work across the aisle… • Speaker John Boehner (ROh.), said Tuesday's mandate from voters was to work together: "Divided we fail; not just next session but the next two months."